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A Difference.

Pugnot--Say, did you tell Haskill that l was an inveterate liar? Paxnet No Pugnot-Well, it's a good thing you didn't. Patnit-No, said "chron, ic."
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CTS at their parlors one trial bottle of theil Complexion Tonic absolutely free; and in order that those who cannot call or who live away from New York may be bene. fitted, they will send one bottle to any ad dress, all charges prepaid, on the receipt of 9 cents Stamps or silver) to cover cost of packing and delivering. The price of this wonderful tonic is $100 per bottle, and this liberal offer should be embraced by all.
 The Misses Bell have just published their new book, "Secrets of Beauty" This valuable work is free 10 all desiring it, The book treats exhaustiyely of the importance of good complexion; tells how a woman may acquire beauty and keep it. Special chapters on the care of the hair how to have luxuriant growth harmless methods of making the hair pre- serve its natural beauty and color, even to advanced age. Also instructions how to !,anl.E superfuous hair from the face. lie.--A and arms without injury to theskin. This book will be mailed te any address on request.
 FREE Trial Bottles of Wonderful Com plexion Tonic free at parlors, or 9 cents (cost of packing and mailing) to those at a distance.
 Correspondence cordially solicited. Ad dress Q
 . 78 Fifth Ava. k@Sas Vorc Glkws
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Use Both Hands.

eft-handed facility among the .i sf lren is a subject that is re- N h serious attention from Authorities in Germany, Ito developing both hands Eqdally while the children Sst .g They argue that the right as aisgat1la has been so excessively devel- s,l ed that many efforts which might
 UFsily be delegated to the left hand e ; undertaken by the right. The |boaallest objects, as a rule, are picked l dici by the right hand Such one-sided W Dvements, repeated constantly, have
 eeaaegair Influence on the entire system, |xtfd are not conducive to the symmetry the body. The habit of people to
 Try children on the left arm, so as
 have the right hand free, tends to I ike the left shoulder higher than
 A'e right. In such cases the cure must -te from childhood. In the boys |eoa echanical departments in the German l fhoals much of the work is done by na e left h4 q under compulsion. The omgys are taught to saw, plane and ham =sr with the left hand as well as the F, Asht. In all trades and professions neS Yolving heavy hand work the i'm
 rtance of being able to use both -nds equally well is being impressed |Nf the students. As example, the case H "A bronze worker is cited. He could Srk as effectively with his left hand with his right That made it pos 9le for him to change about when light hand became tired and con- IS. .qaently he got through considerably ore work than those who could use | |outly the right hand. The preference at ven to the right arm has been ex- |nerained physiologicalIy by the con- D ruction of the veins and nerves that |vTnter the arps, those of the right arm |s ing the ngore prominent. The re- rse is the case in the few who are tturally left-handed. Many in- dances are on record of men who luld use both hands with equal facil- F iF Among them are two renowned
 -sinters, Menzel and Kllmseh, who II, aetieed the ambidextrous habit in He days of their youth
 V0Exercises that require the effort of entire arms are urged by the Ger an educational officials. Large cir as are drawn by the scholars on the ackboards, first with the one hand | atd then with the other. without brac- |, the hand, so that the entire arm is action. The superiority of Japan drawing can probably be traced to l |inge custom of that land to make the iidren practice painting and draw |=g without the use of any stick or snA pporting device for the hand. They ae tau zhA to draw at the same time AEey are Naught to write the letters |agi their alphabet, and they are taught icd use both hands equally in the task.
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A Curious Decree of Nature.


 A curious similitude runs through n 3 whole race of swlft-footed horned $ lmmals-deer, antelopes and goats g that every one has more or less ;, ite about the tail and the adjacent t is of the launches, and also a ten r tcy to decided marks on the face or s oat, says q writer in a New York | llieation In the elk, it is a dull . !oWish disk surrounding the tail; ' the mule-deer, or blaektaii, of our | {, the stern is marked by two oval ; te patches, between which the gray ending in a black tuft, is wagged ) binnously when the animal leaps y in alarm, by it's peculiar elastic ads. Our eastern deer, when quiet seding, betrays no more white be-
 than a mere V-shaped frings to broad tail. Let something alarm
 owever, and up go head and tail.
 se are it's private signals to either
 i'd or foe. The white throat-patch
 small gWhite edged ears are dis
 ed as a house flag to tell it's name;
 uprearing of the tail is danger
 al to all it's mates far and near, s Fl1 out something suspicioust" And 7 diamond shaped white stern z aes and the distinctive carriage of o tail serve another important pur- for they form sure guides through T grass or thick woods or the dark of night for the animals of 2 r to follow their leader, and par arly to enable the lawns to fol-
 their fleeing dams. Men familiar
 deer hunting in the west have me more than once that deer of
 sort, with lawns, will rush through nd of cattle, or even through a
 of different deer, in the darkest , and never one mistake a stran- or its own kin, guided only by the
 marks on the launches of those
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Pine Biaf dees not f9ily realize
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Q the crop on account o ho dry to tak and
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Steamer OIinda Enters Capes
Flying This Signal.
CARGO IS STILL BURNING
Steam aud Water Are Turned into
Ger Hold and Matches Battencd
Down. Loss Unknown,
(Ry TcIesraph.)

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. Gothic Ger
man steamship Olinda. Captain Han
SEN from Mutanzas. Cuba, to New
York. with Il general cargo. put into
Hampton Roads this morning. signall-
ing Cape Henry station.
"on fire. send aid
The wire was at once worked to the
weather bureau here and the Merritt
and Chapman Wrccking Company was
notified.
TO THE RESCUE.
\ Wrccllins tug ana TWO other tugs
from Lamhert's Point were sent to the
steamers assistance. They met the
Ghnd:S engine WOOin. Several streams
Of water were also put in. the tugs
working on her until the afternoon,
when the fire being deemed out, she
was towcd to the upper harbor and
anchored.
MATCHES BATTENrD DOWN.
fiatch"s We're Kept hattened down
and steam on for some time later. The
matches will not be taken off until to-
no1'roW morning, when it is thought
the ire VIII be out.
1t is likely the cargo will be over
faulcd here before the Olinda procecls
70 New York.
The loss is not possible to .cs innate
ut present.
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O F.cER, FOR COAST LINE
Elected Mt A,nnal We. ting "f S,ockholL-
ers IN KichIn Vest ,rd.y
BY TelCgrapll.)

tHy Telcgraph.)
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 20-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Atlantic Coast Line was held today.
Inc following officers We're elected:
Alexander Hamilton, president; H.
Walters, vice president. Board of di-
rectors-Is. AZ. Newcomer, DR.. D. w
I.assiter. Fred. w. Scott, Warren g.
Elliott and Michael Jenkins. w r.
Jones, secretary and treasurer. Exc
cutiTc departments. r. kenly, gen
cral manager; r. e. Smith. assistant
TO the general manager; z. r. d. Mey-
e,rs. general superintendent. t. NJ.
Emerson. traffic manager; H. NJ EN-
erson, general freight and passenger
agent; w. y. Itiach. general auditor;
T. \. Williams, assistant editor; r. NJ
Suily, superintcndent: L. Borden SD
pc'lHtendcnt of Jransportation j. a.
tnuntain, assistant superintendent Of
transportation; L. II. Symington, SUI
rc!-intendent of motive power: F. FL
FechtiE. purchasing agent. John
bl!en, master mechanic; Morton
Saddle, Ir.. road master.
n, f. & P. MEETING.
l'hc annual meeting OF the stockhol-
dcrs of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac was held here today ana
the following officers We're elected:
Maj. r. T. p. Meyers. president
board Of Girectors-B. z. Newcomer.
II. Walters, Charles Chauncey and w
j. Leake. j. Taylor Ellyson, state li-
rector.
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DAGl.PAN OCCUPIED.

N.N1NTI.A, ,Novcmncr 2O.-lO:3O = NJ
General Muc.Arthur's reconnaissance.
entered !oasunan this afternoon The.
Americans found that no ilsur-#n: S
nat been There fer four days lhe
hiFty -third Infantry Was probably III
!,a.ulan yesterday. leaving last night
No insurgents nave been seen anywhere
GeSlr the railroad ana it is believed that
the only armed fore Of any size is in
thf. lr9ountains in enc province Of HaEl>
DSicS;, to the west, although there are
reports q insurgents concentrating at
san Miguel De Gun.ilang, west Of PANT
quo, ana II MargItarnm Cor Alanga,a-
ron) west Of 'i3avambinG. Gen Ma =
Arthur is prepared Cor the attack, his
Ecrces being disposed between Durham,
PROVINCE OF Tarlac ana DaSur2n. tn.
Twelfth Infantry. Il battalion of the
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rAE L,rrsnrY-sEsSscr CA, ).
W=;hodist C,nference Allows aye,nb, a
Not i'r>s.n saturday r., yute

Wy 7 VT''S7I .II'll.J
pETEiSEliHG. VA. NOV. 20.-Tnc
Virginia Methodist Conference today
modified its action OF Saturday in the
i-iHerlN f'cnnett case to III" extent
OF allowing members not present last
saturday I" vote on the question Of es
pGnSin% resolutions OF cenSlIrc and of
receiving 9 protest against the action
81 thc conference last Saturday on the
subject
The following COMMITTEES was an
pointed TO reply 10 the protest: j. s.
Hctcis ". w. Lear ana J. w Elc,soc.
The Preachers Relief fund shows III
increase for the year, in interest ana
suhscairtinns to be S2.2;,253
roc conference adopted rcsollt;nns
protesting against the scaling Of Rob
e..tS.
Routine work followed ara the con
vcnlion adjourned.
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vIEGislA I:APrIsTs ADJOURN.
Protest Adopted Against appointment .
+. ntt-ntt;ary ChAp PLAIN
{By Telcgraph.)

IBY Telcgraph.)
RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 20--The
General Baptist Association Of Virginia,
adjourned tonight. to meet in Bristo.
next wear.
The principal business Of the three
sessions today was tn" adoption OF I.
protest against tho appointment Of a
state chaplain TO the peaitcntiary. the
endorsement Of the petition OF the
disciples 10 the legislature t. make
the teaching Of hygicn" in the laublie
schools mandatory. and the hearing o.
the rcpoEt on state missions
The report showed the work to BE in
good condition.
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HEAVIEST FIGHTING YET

LONDON. NOV. 20-A special de-
soatch from E.stcourt. dated today
says 4 report has reached there Of IL
battle at IIadEsmith Wednesday. No
vcin'tcr IL lasting from daybrcak IN
Ill O'Clock in the afternoon. Many
Eocl'S are said tn have been Killed ana
many are reported To nave been taken
prisoners. The British losses are re-
ported 10 lie much less
Another battle is said to have oc-
CURED Thursday. It is described us
the heaviest Yet fought. The Bocr
dead. ii is added number hundreds
While the British losses were compara-
lively small.
fIC'PETOWN, CAPE COLONY,
Thursday. NOV. lG-Ncsterday the Beers
occupied Campbell, in West Gri,:ua-
lama
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Georgia Want tn ro Recov.r Funds.
(By Telecraph.)

-,
Al LAN'TA, Nov. 20-Col. H. II Wal
ker' OF l'eltnn, Ga, has been appointed
ny Tie governor as special attorney
Tor the state to collect certain alleged
funds paid by the state to r1ilitar,y
cnhipnnle's doing service in Subduing
me Cherokee Indians, in the years
1886 and 1888.
'TnNernor Gambler has issued an rider
authorizing Col. Walker to ,rrnare
ana present to Congress the claims OF
the state. Col. Walker has begun his
MCGk. -
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HOBART HOLDING MS owS.
c.sPresident PASSES "a CnforinLio Dn,
and Re sta HGiI

PATTERSON. y. j.. Nov 2o-Vicc
president Hobart passed Il more FAY
prablc day today than lis condition III
III" carly mornins; Indicated. He be-
came more cheerful during the after
neon, having been refreshed by Il few
hours sleep. but his appetite did not
improve. Hobart Tultlc, the vice pr.s-
!dents brother-inl law, said tonight
that the patient was holding HIS own
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ceivcd promises Of aid from Illinois
ana other western states and II mum
Der OF Southern votes We're promised,
him. When he left tonight for New
\ nrF. he claimed 63 votes. Is short OF
thc number necessary to give him the
place. IT was announced at the con-
:iusion OF the meeting that Il gathering
81 free silver men Will be held in
Chicago on or about December 2.
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n MAn-Hu in SeDrxl..

tBy Telcgraph)
.ALDCiS'IIA, GA, Nov. 2o.-Word
lecelVed mere today of the killing OF
VT: LAWS e. Smith by a negro named
~. - ''erald on turpnntnc farm in
'!'H northern part OF Florida when he
M'S az work Mr.. Smith is Of a prom
in'nt family in Herren county, Ca.
ne particulars of the killing have not
oceli received. Jcrstld made his escape.
hut is being vigorously hunted.
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Conference y, Is n Gu ! I'd roaav.
Bv Telegraph. )

CHARLOTTE, y. G., Nov 2o.-The
Western North Carolina conference,
which meets in Concord, y. G.. tn:lor-
row, was made a separate conference
~ 1S3o. hcnce this win be the tentn scs-
SION OF the nndy. The first session Was
held in Concord ana il has not mel
there since Bishop J. S. Key, Of Ten
IS, will preside.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-21
WRECK Al UNDERWATER,

There was q wreck at Whitewater
this morning on the Richmond. Fred
,2.icksburs and Potomac Railroad, thn
vcstbulcd train d,shnS into an omen
switch ana cnllidin.s With anotl,nI.
train The engineer ana fireman We're
BADLY injured and several passengers
slightly hurt. The trains Of the r.. T..
x +. are now going over the rhesa-
pesiNc and ohiO tracks to Washing on
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sherit,-s repu ' .rd = t,,,vn+r Slain.

CI2y Tclcgraph.)
RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov 2o.-On Sat
urday Sheriff Pritchard and Jamcs
B|alnrk. Of Mitchell county. attempted
I" arrest q mar named HuEnycut, the
murderer Of Greer Philips, in Isobcson
county, last July. H,lnnycut shot an!
killed Hlalock ana was himself killed
by PritcharG
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AT>TI,NpTE1D Esr, A1,E

w. r. Crawford and r. n Sheppard,
inmates Of tie city jail. made a ladder
2. blankets and chair rounds carly
sunday morning and We're preparing t.
escane from jail. They We're detected
by Guard L. p Saunders and csptur-
ca Sheppard had been sentenced to
the pen!t"nliary Tor eight years and
was Waiting to be taken nNcI
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aleDtler for This Day,
weather Forecast.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-Forccas ST
for Virginia--Fair Tuesday, except rai,,
iii extreme western portions: warmer
IN western portion Tuesday Welines-
day warmer. with rain, fresh cast to
northeast winds.
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SMALLPOX IN RICHMOND.
Dog Stea!Ar Takes the Disease. Train
VIZ. elk ri Whitewater.

RICHMOND VA. NOV. 2O-A ne
@ro man was arrested here Saturday
charged with stealing Il dog. When ta1i-
"n 10 the station house he was taken
sick, ana removed to the .timshcusc
MS morning he could not attend
court having developed Il cas-. 81
smallpox.
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tesnnis = rrivcd.

Barge Mcrcedita. New York.
Barge Atlas, Boston
I'alG" *. y. Perry Boston.
large Jennie G. May, Portland
',encc.
Steamer .N:-asnn. New Haven.
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GEN OTIS REPORTS

GEN OTIS REPORTS
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Three ca
| pc dispatches were received at the War
department today from Gen Otis
lheN We're al dated today hu, We're
received 1T different times. The first
| received at 2:15 \. NJ. SAYS:
MacArlhur's advance within nv.
h'!cs "t DaSupan. to which point rail
road intact from Bltnb;,n, excepting
| ,al ,'ar break The northern five miles
u.st"nysd but rails recovered. I.;,r-c
! quantity of Polling stock lestrnyrd
along lin.. Probably either Lawton':
| or Wheaton in Dagupan No report
rom those officers since 18th: should
Rear today. Roads becoming practical
for transportation ana troops moving
iniin san Jose % l-awtnn's front Leon
| l1;i"uScr With three companies ,rwcn1y
illth infantry. by niGht. much surr,is
! c" ana captured. without casualties
ih:,ui gent lolc@ at O. Donntll seven
mics west railroad station Eamban o.
apas. On" insurgcnt killed Force
consisted of four officers and 200 men
'nrlr rifles. 10000 rounds ammunition.
Transportation. 1oGr tors Sl,lSisirnt.c
Ni1"lal records and considerable cloth
ing secured. Insurgents south Nn,,iI.,
somewhat restless again driven blrE
rom mus; six men slightly woundct.,
IN THE SOUTHERN ISLANDS.
Inc second relates IL affairs IN tho
southern Islands and was received AZ
800 \. NJ. 1t follows
On" OF the conterGin- insur,:cn~
lHrt''ns at Namboan=a secured tie
city AMI termed same over to ,,.,u,
Very Of the United states vessel in
MARION: either insur@ent faction mad.
uSln&:lStiation aElinsl city ana Very
ciiieu on ioio for troops. One cn!nna
ny sent The c"nmandin. officer ask
So n&rnlSSion to send three additional
leaving two there two ro,rlpa MICS Viii
oc dispatched from .Eulu. Both Jnl1
and Fam boslnSa must -. reinforced ns
soon Is practicable. It will require.
S.Ne;Sl' days: it was not Intended 10
t;;kc possession of Zanl.,oan-a uni,
'atc:': no provisions made. Later nart
81 september members insllrycnt gov
crnnlcnt III Cottab:ito district southern
-'iiia3ian. beheaded. New govern
ncn' formed, which calls for l1nirr,
states troops. Cities Cottabato. pu
Iiln Surl"ao, northeastern point Min
i:o:iii". CT in2nortancc: troops will he
sent t" these points when available
Hughes moving III plnay With two col
."ll'S: insurgents hay" retreated from
SOUTHEASTERN portion Of islond''
mon IIMF.NITS NORTH.
me following relates to movements
further north:
Mac-srthnr's advance entered Dag,,-
pan today; asccrtaincd that Whenion:s
troops had been there yesterday ana
We're Wthdrawn last evening 1t is
helleNcd that many insurgent dutlcr-
rncnts are west Of railroad in province
CT lamhalos, mcditatins conccntr;l-
ton and further demonstration: thay
VII De loo cd suter; nothing yet re-
c"ived from either Lawton or Whea-
tnn.''
ne NAVY Department also received
4 rehG'i.t Of the acquisition of Zamboan-
"a" winch differs in some respects from
~ STORY oi that event told in General
otis' cab!cgiams. The naval account
Is contained IN the following ca BILE
Manila today:
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fe-s4I- Sailed.

schooner Daylight. Boston
Schooner C'hldc. Harold. Boston
Steamer 1hickiadc (Bi..), tNorthmell
Copenhagen.
steamer Gottfried ScEcnker (AusD
9aroutE, Tuestc.
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Magistrate Fleming, Slayer 0;
Sn. der, Takes Another Life.
SHOOTS TO DEFEND HIMSELF

(By Trle2l.lira.)

NORFOLK, VA. Nov 2a=-nsyar G.
Fleming. the Princess A,ne county
magistrate M-ho last THURSDAY S,l,t ana
llil!c! young Clarence l.. S1yGer. While
the latter. accompanied hy Il friend.
VAS returning to this city from Il hunt,
This morning took another human life.
HIS HOUSE AN ARSENAL.
Threats TO lynch Fleming have been
50 numerous that he has turned mis-
mouse into an arsenal and every II ght
"lcnas stay there With him. sunday
night 4 mob proceeded 10 lis place fron
talS city "ll2 the intention ii pre-
sn!n2nly Nlc,king vcn aannce lG,on
hin. The visiting party vas compcsal
a' a!2'ut fifty men. who Quietly :uol i,
position behind an oll;',uildin:; in inc
N2rd and waited for Fleming to a,n;ar
FIRED on.
st " ociGc!l this morning q shot rai,cc
nut SHARPLY On tho frosty ai, H.H rns
f'iioW"d by several hundred from he
"ih@" side Of the residences. which vas
fnnctured both inside and our By ,gil-
i"ts None Of The inmates was i:,i,r-
Cd
NAN DEAD IN THE YARD.
Aftsr tie smoke of battle clcard
AWAY. rig ming emerged to find Il mn
dead in his yard Nothing was .::-n
or beard Of the attacking PARTY. Whit,
IA! d"paitcd. When day broke rei.2-
3HfS gathered ana Il co.t.ner', j,ll-v MIS-
2lisanrtef'. and an inquest held lie
man mad been shot from q second stow
,"rch ani death YRS Instantaneous.
IT, vas socll"ss, sa:~tlaSs. about Is
years old and evidently IL strslng4,.
Among the large .lum!rs ~ people. No
NieWe' the body NOT ORG person h.i
eyer s&an the stranger
BORE THE, NAME, "CiILNIORE.
Ills sun Vas empty. and heycnda
S3all blank book. With the name '.Gi-
more within On a leaf. there w;s
nothing To identify him.
The theory is that this man was !,
tramp. who. seeing lights in the Win,
G;1w of The Fleming house. was ap-
pa'"ac!.inS through tht yard to so!ici.
assistance. when sIlGt lty the watcher
sron the upper porch and the mob, 81
IN. other side Of the house, believing
II mad been discovered and fired upon
"i1ened 4 fu:siladc against the DWELLING
ana hen ran away.
i.HCNE.tATFS FLEMING
fuh!lc opinion cXnuerates Fleming
from blame in defending his home. i,u;
should il develop that the stranger, w,e
net ono Of The mob. he Will have in
y@Esi:ial The bitter feeling against him
~ consequence of the killing Of Sny-at,
which is pronounced co!G-bioolcd n11,r
der.
1t IS rumrrcu tonight that q lar-,,
number OF Snyd"rs friends have ,S.-
lStered vow against Fleming ana 4
report at any tim" that lie had Daen
Killed would not cause surprise
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BoEK lNyas.uN u>CH: CKMD.
TransVaaI Forces Daily Receiving Ere sl
Reinforce n-m,n a.4u Supplies.
IiE TelcGr;lph.)

tltS elcSf;ltJn.)
1pNtiOtAN. November 2O.-5 a. Nj
The reports OF the heavy fighting at
l.adNSinith last Wednesday nave not
been confirmed On the contrary tie
most reliable advtccs from l.Stcuurt IN
'icate rhat there was ncthin" lllsrr
than desuitGTE cannonade. Proba bly
TIE rElEor OF Il serious engagement 2rc.N
OUT II the fac, that .hc Beers threw Il
few harmless Shells last Saturday night
leaSinG 70 the surpnSition that an ut
Ia * was imminent. Nothing. how ever.
happened. Wednesday,.
daily receiving fresh reinforcement
and SUPPLIES. there is nothing new from
sHEAslcs CONTINUES.
Tie Eoer invasion Of Cape l-yreny-
continues steadily and rapidly There
are 1890 Beers at ColcsburG ana news
has REACHED EAST l-cndcn = the eff /
mat l-ads Grey. near A!iwal North. has
hcsn deserted b., the British ard is nov
in the lanis OF the enemy.
! l""t2ria disiyltcl announces r..t.
alriNai mere, AMONG Che British prison.
S. y. Maj Ha,,~anv. Lieut.. l5aoeh-
e and Lieutenant Hallway. Ii al.o
declares th,;s taa British on sunday
made TWO unsuccessful attempts tp ou st
ms iiuStanbcrS command Of Il = ti,.l
Near Nafekine. ara THAT severe fight
ing took place.
MORE: GERMANS.
i't'om D=ll2Ea bay comes Tho report
re The arrival 81 more Gelra.an officers
ana as'tili-ryn?en VINO have volunteered
70 serve VIII the T.aEsvaal forces
Ins War Gf;ice se12i-otlicaliH asserts
CHAT AIN news received from .\fric; has
been published WIKI the exception cf
1Ca.anGs for the renewal Of stores. war
n4lt@l'ia ana the like Thara is an IN
confirmed .i,!1asr tlA5 n1o-c troops have
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