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Railroads..
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL.
- s'NNNFNEtFF "a +,
HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION
8l2 A. NJ and 855 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday 70 PITTS
field Sundays only o 20 A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated Piatsch IIgh.
Ticket Offices ll3 26l. and i2lS Fsrossv,v ~
Union So w, 235 Columbus Ave al West IoS,b 81
l$ih st and nd. lash 49, ST. Station New Yor and 72G
Telephone 1850 Cortandt' for York C.ntr,, Cab
Westcott Express Company. - 'NS'"e"Ne 'S
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passar9sr ,.,,
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WEST SHORE RI,

Trains leave Franklin -. station. y. Y. a. -
and Is later from foot o1 W i-d ST. - nstr0.
-I..15 = NJ CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. tof
Chicago and 81 Louis. Dining Car
'0!I5 Z. Nj Chicago and ST Louis LlniteI
$500 and Niagara Falls Express
.0iI5 p M Detroit and Chicago Express
DAILY. Except sunday. zs<rzxs
Tme-tabies al principal and ofnces $3.50
from hot or residence BY WeStcctts Y
q 70 IANRERr General PASSENGER Agent M -
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Live1Pool March 22-Closng: Beef firm; extra India
Western. Sos Cd Hams-short cut, IA TO is m steady
AIS Cd. BaconCumberand IS 10 steady ass cd
rih, IS - 10. 36s. clear
light. AIS cd long Gear miSdies heavy
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EUROPE
DE POTTER'S
HIGH-CIASS ToIrpc

EUROPE FSTABILsuFn 90 no
All parts CENTRAL EUROPE with and Sit5on,
ITALY; BRITISH ISLES: NORWAY, NORTH CA PEE'
RUSSIA etc and well-matured iti,ae Nt r.
Superior conductors Inclusive Several
Mav June Juy August. Also SPECIAL TCITR IT,, IN
PARIS ElXPosITIoN. etc; with optional SHORT roIiPIE
PASSION PLAY ETC. Also Independent MS.
For Paris and Ezpositio1 In FAN Grand World Tour
DE POTTER BROADWAY NEW Yopv
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York. March D. 1900
BEANS AND PEAs-There further considerab,.
increased strength. especially in pea. good many Of
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RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIl


4h<AAAfEoA
fP crosses Of % sss Ga Ssay'aa m
cd9tn ns 'e s,rss r T. from Dssbro,.e.
that given below for Tweniys.hiiaatder THAI
esp sherf y I've
70 Chicago No coaches to p,t Sleeping Car Pr.s
S Ss / l. FA SEI EfF esv,r.s
Compartment sles2ing Dining Smoking and os.sa
InsansPos Lo1 effso St SleTisa as Toledo caa
For E,ssv SH H. AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
SOS p. N. WESTERN ExPREss-For ca,,,,,
7.sS se Po fMnceD so SanHH8T rx,,r, '
sgIF Akron. Cleveland. Cincinnati Ioasviso ,1 ps
7 SSo1,o NJ =, sAcIEIe ExPREss-Eo, p.su-. =,
sss san to aSD fY'I22f szss2, fF9ilsy
f'T Sss Vest to as aso aass5
WASHINGTON AND THE souru
10 a0 e 40 1910 oesero--es ard cr;7ntt s,-..
DssS5os and Cortland, s,rse,s S@ 30 nj az z IS =
dining car ass al i Ph9T ca a2a PspE Cars rs
ssSnosy s23 8 81 1913 {Di1InE Can i2s IS
70 AZ 42s DINING Carr. Az Dining Carr s2s s
GDe:oros-s ana cortlaaat stres.. i2fS p n % - -
NORFOLK ND WRsrERS PAT K u 9ishi ssS
AT%aNT ST e eoSs 2iN e 69y
cEEstPfakE 5R' or6 S' safWs ePa q
ro 5Ryc OLD lnd Po Is GoM asi1y an.
TTIes .SC4,y1 and: and s55 ? m daily n
q m p n. fOsxS--.
and Cortlandt Streets .. M vreek-5svs -oss.s
CestouIed Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and s-ss.s,
sAPE NAY.-i255 y. m. week-davs
FOL POINTS on New York and Long Branch Railroad A.
wsst Twentv-third Street statonl ss5 a. N "a
Grron aI Ds, no p m srna5ys - a N IS n
12ho. $40. and $40 ?. m Sundays. ~ a n A.,
o. m ~
FOR rurrsDFrppIs
O. ~ tbeSorosses and Cortandt Streets 500 ~
30 800. p (955 Penna Limited, 10 10 DssSroas.,
sad Cortiandt Streets 10 2o Dining Carr 10 IS DSs-,
Carr II 80 a m. 1883 . 10 CDeshrosse4 and Co-.s-.
ereets ? 2O. 25. a2s. ass 42s 425 Dining a..
ass Dining Carr 5S Dining Carr 7s5 SIX az,
m: II 10 night, suEdays $40 .. SIS. az as
Dining Carr =. ass. . Dining Carr 55 DIES,
Car1. SIS Dining Carr. 7 So. SIS. 925 p n f2i5
Ticket Offices 4sI 1885, 1884 III and 2sI 7,.,
way; Assor House. West Twenty-thiri Street Ss,--.
and stations foot Of DesSrosses and Cortanit srss,
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street, os Broafvay All
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Statior Is-v,
City The New York Transfer Company VIII All =.
and check baggage from hotels and residences hur,
to destination
Railroad Cab Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON J. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Ays,.
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Stations foot of West 3D. Cornnit and DesoroSses se"
(Peuna- r K. Ferries
Tine Curt-3-tt
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday leaves SlPA
trains daily tSunday leaves leaves o--
n sunday leaves els Pm SUNDAY leaves So PIX
J'6.55, :. 0O \. " Local for EASTON. ne IA
'7.55, IS. To- Eor BJ FFALO. NiAtyAtA sr 90,
West and principal local points faTlor aaG l'AuS '
meets for Coal Branches. .-o.a sr.
PRESS" HandsOmest train in The world Liills
capacity Due connecting Win
Detroit Dining
.I2.5J. 100 For WILk Ni.ltt S. .s-orts
fS.5S, 1.1DT N Coal Branches and IN Lerllelse g'
v5.10, 3.2DP.M. Local for MAJCH M NA- Tor MAG
'5.SS, q. IoP.M. chicago Ne>tioI.e Ll----- $3.50
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping rs O
snd Toronto. --r,rO nj
r:z:S5s 500 P. Exposition Express for BUFFALO :.
.S.55. 900 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BOFSA-S
and West. Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago.
Sund"-; - - 10. ~. s6iu. sc - az - y. ,pi
Tickets Pullman accommodations ~ IS -ol, - \ r
1851 Broadway, y Union square West "a Column
so Fulton Court = Rdwy AMI AnnrN Stsl 80
y. Y Transfer Co. will call for and checS lssAse iF'
residence through 10 destination
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Neu-Orleans receipts for estimated at
900 % 600 bales receipts
q 495 year ago OF 1895 bales At Houston to
morrow 200 TO 400 expected against
lO7l week 34O7 last year
Receipts at ports points to-day
pared day week and last year:
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RED D LINE.

PED D LINE
- For La Cabeio. Curacao ana NJ.
caibo via Curacao-Cang also Puerto Rico ''a
From Roberts Pier BROOKLYN
S. 5. CARACAS. Saturday, April Z y NJ
S 5. PHILAD ELPHlA ..... Saturday, April 2I = NJ
These vessels superior accommodations TO- "
sengers. ~
BOULTON BLISS & DAIJFrr
General Managers. 1875 Front :,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

%se e I
sss:' s MS an: f2s | 9siio~ siS Csc
s 70 isd 10 2de WITS Mixed zee no
irally G2962lsc. Flour steady.
Chicago, March 22The leading futures ranged as fo-
Wheat No q Opening. Highest 1owsst CLOSING
$ S$S ''' Sc s sssss3
&c. E:5:.:::: III I'll I'll
Oats. No. 2:
Nay vi: $50: 80: p, 3 sssossssss *
9 Hsg ::: ' #s?. 'Hl s Hl :f4 81 H 81
s ss2 ::.':::::: s sss sssEEz ssss~ s ss5
shor, ribs. per 100 10:
3 Hay NM: sc s &C. sc sass
spns sSss acre q 10 qy sS s'ss9 I'd SS
se$ asSssca No yellow. %sse$c; No eats. 249
!. rye. 54a55c NJ barley asS42e No i aaxsssd and
Contract GRADE $ 90 mess pork per Dbl s
81 lard 100 n ss9ss 5 short ribs sides s s, geS;s
short Clear des 6oHe Sc aoass 90 %hiseS
cut 6a g. as nfa IS j. per On s
9a2se dairy Gneese am Eggs s9eady
easier: No red 7l4s72&c Corn firm No mixed
3911c. Oats dull; No mixed 26c dull; No 2 COO.
Eggs quiet. lie.
67Ac: Northern cash, 64%c: May 65&c: July $3.50.
No Northern 62hc; No spring. soc 24G24iac.
Corn, BANG
Northern March Ga 1sc May 90 NC July 647sc on track,
No hard, 65lbc No Northern 64lsc; No Northern,
62&c.
Milwaukee March 2a:-Wheat lower No Northern,
So barley 2nef no Es smp
Philadelphia, March 22-wheat weak and lsc lower;
2 mixed March, 40%Q41e Oats steady: No white
2G29iac. Potatoes firm; Nnw-York and Western choice
per bush. 69155c; do fair good 4Sg52c Seeds quiet
but steady. with moderate supplies Clover, Western
IS 10GS5 SIS; Pennsylvania 10.
quality 6dSc timothy Western. bush. CARROTS
81 25G$l 80 Butter steady fancy Western creamery y &c
do prints &c Eggs firm and 1a1c higher fresh nearby
5c do Western 15e do Southwestern 1oc do Southern
Flour $500 bols and 5000 sacks; wheat 1900 bush;
corn 10 600 bush. superintendent,
so BUSH corn. 81, 600 bush: oats. 5000 bush.
ST Louis. March 22.-Close-Wheat-No red cash,
zoac; March 7ossc: May 69fse: July, 65tc; Ne hard
35l2c; July. 36c Oats-No cash. 25c: March Csc May
24h9249sc: July. 2212c; No 2 white. &c
Toledo March 22-wheat-Dull. lower; No 2 cash.
May, 721sc. Corn firm. unchanged; No mixed BIC
dull, No . mixed, 23s4c Rye dull, lower;
cash Glover dull unchanged; prime cash, old,
81 95; March, So 80 bid; October - 10; No seed.
81 5SGS4 20.
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n 70 DC ~ he t W!Vn y bs,r
upward to-day after poor start The volume OF ous-
satisfactory though far smaller than the
Of the last few weeks. Influenced by beartsh
cables clear weather map and generally favorable crop
the Southwest the market opened 3 10
points lower 2 points ! point higher
far claimed by private
that planters rushing field work in the
where preparations have been retarded by
unfavorabe climatic conditions Local lquidation and
pressing market during the first half hour. Then
rapid and decided advance on energetic foreign
buying months and sudden change in the
purport cables from the Liverpool market Local
Efforts took fright. good buying orders
coming the South and Wall Street. Before the
been checked prices had reached
10 points above the opening and for the balance
Of held well these figures
support promise Of bullish showing Of stats
les fo-ro The movement smaller than
generally expected. osettng this feature
liberia! showing the interior receiving points than
ticpated Reports that preparations backward
the was rot turning out so large
dcted January. the given for The
shorts the Liverpool market On the rise here the
public sold the for profits and
bought months lightly. The market closed steady
al net advance Of ! 70 10 points
The range prices local market to-day
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STEAMBOATS,.
Ocean Gtedmcrs.
GOING TO PARIS g


THE FOREGOING QUESTION IS BEING
ASKED WITH VERY GREAT FREQUENCY
BY A VERY LARGE NUMBER OF AMERI-
CANS ALL THE WORLDS ATTENTION
AND INTEREST Is TURNED To THE
GREAT CITY, AND THE TIDE OF VS.
ITORS THERETO Is ALREADY ASSUMING
GIGANTIC PROPORTIONS. YOU INTEND
TO GO. But HAVE YOU SECURED THE
NECESSARY TRANSATLANTIC. HOTEL
AND OTHER ACCOMMODATIONS? IF
NOT. LET Us SUGGEST THAT IMMEDI-
ATE ACTION Is IMPERATIVE: THE DE
MAND is LARGE THE ACCOMMODATION
LIMITED. PREPARATIONS FOR THIS
GIGANTIC MOVEMENT MADE BY Us
MONTHS AGO. ENABLE is TO OFFER
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC UNEXCBLLED
AND EASY FACILITIES; GUIDE BOOKS
STEAMER AND FOREIGN RAILROAD
TICKETS, HOTEL ACCOMMODATION. LET
TIERS OF CREDIT. ETC.
TOURIST PARTIES. EVERYTHING
INCLUDED,
FROM s145 TO 81. 900.
THOS. COOK < son,
POI AND 1885 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
SAN FRANCISCO
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Rio-Conee market firm: No Rio. $500; exchange.
1894; receipts. 5000 cleared for the United
States. 900 bags; stock. 800. 900 bags.
position Brazilian coffee follows:
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OOTTON-spot cotton in the local market ruled quiet
with prices unchanged basis OF csc middling
upland and lOisc middling gulf. No sales
Southern markets. middling quoted.
JeleCraphed TO the Exchange follows: New-Oreans
outet al ossc Mobile nominal S1zc: Savannah quiet
9lsc Charleston firm. with e1sc bid: Wilmington firm
slkc: Norfolk 1916: Baltimore nominal
- i5isc: Augusta quiet steady ll-l6c:
ph!s steady al 7-l6c: Louis quiet lice The
rrnc.-e rreraf
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From New Yort Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays,
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
points in Texas. Colorado. Arizona. California
&C.; Georgia Florida &C DelghtfuI Excursions.
q II MALLORY & CO.. Gen Agts.. Pier 90 E r n Y
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Foreign coffee markets santoe-cofree market quiet
bags. HamburgCoffee market opened unchanged;
q 2:3o p m. unchanged sales. 1000 bags iavre
opened barely steady. unchanged; II
m unchanged adjourned holiday; sales 1000 bags
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW Observation-Disclosures
Teutonic. March Is. Teutonic April q noon
Germanic. April f. noon Germanic. Nav noon
Oceanic. April IS. $50 Oceanic. May l6 a. m.
For freight and general information
WHITE STAR LINE,
4s. North Office, Broadway
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
CRoNIE RUNS.
Continued from page ~

ny is still pursuing the Bocrs. He has
now captured more than 100 wagons.
The Highland Brigade reinforced him
after a forced march. Gen. French has
left Kimberley to join in the pursuit
of the Boer army. The Guards have
occupied the Boer position at Magers-
fontein.
Further details of the Boer retreat
show that the enemy has been fight
ing good rear guard action. and oc-
cupyinS successive kopjes in order to
allow the moving Of the convoy. which,
however, has been going at a very
slow pace. the animals apparently be
ing dead beat.
The latest reports show that the
Beers in the neighborhood Of Klipkra
drift are undoubtedly dishcartened.
Gen. French's magnificent march is still
the subject of admiration, especially in
view of the dust storms and thunder
storms that all experienced.
The work of shellinG the Beers pro-
ceeds vigorously. Owing to the style
of action the Beers are bound to show
in the open, whenever they are obliged
to leave the kopjcs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
SaIuRDaY'S DISPATCHES.
G!n. Crorle on III, hun with kcIh-keany in
GJse Pursuit.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
THROWN INTO PANIC.
Gen. Cronje's Force thoroughly Surprised by
Appearance OF the British.

London, Feb. 19.-Thc Daily News
publishes the following dispatch. dated
Sunday morning, Feb. Is, from Moddcr
river:
our sudden appearance seems to
nave astonished the enemy and throWl
them into a panic All their positions
were hurricdly evacuated and the big
guns at Magcrsfont"in ana Kimberley
were left behind.
Gen. Cronje moved his transport,
consisting Of many hundr DIS Of wagons
along Il bank of hopjcs north of the
Moddtr toward Kollyfontcin. It got
past our mounted infantry. but owing
10 WcarinrsS had to stop. Thcrcupon
our artillery opened upon il. The main
body of tho Errr force hrpt NJ 4 run
niug fight The whole day Vainly trying
to escape.
Each time their advance quart
sought tu move uii. our mounted in
fantry @aIloprd rnu2d ana checked
tlIcr We never attempted {" stop
th, II main movement coutnntiuG our
selves with trying to check them.
"Th, ID position at konyfontrin ia
said tn h. Very strong. They entertain
= wholesome dread e. io0Go cavalry
moving u,rr quickly than they dn
themselves. we hope to hc in Elncm- VI
rult.iu horiy.'
Thr Panty News hls another dispatch
FROM ,hc Mudd"r river military camp.
Gat.d Sunday morning, which say
"At dawn. on Friday. the Hu"rS Wrrr
observed moving wagons along th K III
; toward knnyf frt'in. our mounted
F,t.. L. ls,, lt.lt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
SPlENOIOLY PLANNED.
Lord Roberts Plans for Relief OF Kimberley
Worked Admirably.

JaCobsdal, Orange Free state. Fri
day Feb. 16.-Lord Roberts c"mhina-
tions for the movement Of IN" corps
dovetailed with precision. although Oh
stacles that had not been forcs,cn had
to be overcome
The execution Of his design began AT
3 A. NJ, Sunday. Gen. French rode
into Kimberley. Thursday afternoon
just when he was due according to the
field marshal's timetable having, in
four and half days marched 80 miles
with artillery ana having fought two
small engagements.
The relief of Kimberley was accom-
plished with the loss Of only 80 mon.
Twenty thousand infantry made splen-
did marches under sub-tropical sun
and through dust storm to hold the
positions which Gen. French took.
Lord Kitchener was with Gen. Tuck
er's division. In consequence Of his
transport arrangements the four diviS-
ions moving over the sandy vcldt are
fed and watered. 1t is hardly possible
to appreciate adequately the mathe-
matical precision with which every
part of the transport department has
worked, marching through the day.
throughout the night, victualling the
army and evolving every hour results
from seeming chaos.
Everybody did what was expected of
him cheerfully though enduring fright
full fatigucs Few slept more than three
hours The battalions, hour after hour,
toiled through the heavy sand uncom-
plainingly when, now and then man
fell out of the ranks exhausted he
would rejoin his company later. after
he had rested. About 80 or 60 We're
overcome by the heat and had to be
sent to the rear i'll the backward deiile
Of empty wagons.
The rapidity of Lord Roberts move
ments away from his base has solved
one Of the problems. perhaps the chief
problem, of the war. He and Lord
Kitchener have created a mobile force
able to move in exterior lines and %
outfank the Beers, themselves so
wonderfully mobile.
The position Of the Boer army at
Spytonfontein being untcnabl". Gen.
Cronje ordered retreat. At the mo-
ment this dispatch is written il is un-
certain whether his whole force or only
a portion has gone toward Bloemfon-
tein 1t is possible that a part is So
ing north of Kimberley.
1t is supposed that a eaton gun IS
still in the neighborhool IF Kimberley.
The road from Jacobsdal to M"Id"r
station is now open.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
The FORWARD MOVEMENT.
How the British Generals Started Their Pro
grammc from ChicvcrIy.

Chievclcy, Wednesday, Feb lib
laved by CrnsoD -Th" movement
northcastward began, this CW"dne$-
day) morning. Lord Dund"n1ld, with
cavalry. infantry ana artillery. "ccu-
pied Hurzar hill. five miles north If
Chieveley. The infantry cntrvnchrd th'
hill.
Gen. Lyttlcton worked around 10 th'
right ana Sir Charles Warren il front
and to the left
The Beers were heavily 'ntrrHrA"d At
HIangnapc and Mont" Cristr hills.
A steady. independent fire. with "c-
casional voIlcys. was maintIincd l1'
some hours and tn" cnemy'S trenches
were vigorously shcllcd.
The Beers had on" gun in action dur
ing the early part Of tn" day, but Whri
we began Smelling, they moved il acr"-s
the river. They used one Nodcnfcld'
in the afternoon. our casualties art
few,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
NEW FOUNOlANO LOYAL.
Legislature Will Renew Modus Viyendi with
France at EngIand's Request.

St. Johns, y. f., Feb. 1S.-TEe speech
If the governor. Sir Hugh McCulum,
at til" opening Of the New Foundland
Legislature, tomorrow. will intimate
that the session has been called At the
request cf the imperial s"vornm Mt to
renew the modus viveudi quo on thr
treaty coast. so that French fishermen
may br enabled to prepare for the sum
mpr'- operations without delay.
TIL" reply IF the Legislature Will d"-
clare that the colony's loyal subjects
are in readiness t. assist the mother
country in tho present crisis hy enact
Ing the desired measure. At the same
time it viii express a hone that Tho
near future Will : a final : ttlcm lt
If tha long standing controversy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
A PROCLAMATION
Issued by Lord Roberts 10 Free State Burghcrs
On War Situation.

Capr Town. Frh. lN-Lori Roberts
has issued p:nclamltiom to the
bulgh.rs Of the Oyuug" FIco state aal 4
ing that ~ Ir,l+ il his duty tn make
known to an tn hurshnrs III" caus"
If IN. coming Of the Hrit 81 as well n
to ,!p nl in his power to trrminato th'
d,I letatiuu caused by th- war. ami
that hc issues the proclamation in u:-
dcr that if tnr burshcrs continue tight
irc thcv MAY not ID 50 icuo.autly but
with full knIWleIg" of their rcsp'n-
sihility before God for the lives l'st ia
the campaign.
The proclamation GOES on t. say.
The Hritish government believes thai
the Wanton ana unjuStiiiahlr invasion
IF British territory WIS not committed
with the general approval nf tnH II 'pi'
If tn Free stat, with whom tn" I;rit-
iSh government has lived in C'mul"t''
lmity fur 50 many years. It believes
The responsibility tr rest wholly WltI
the government Of the Free state, act
ing mot in the interest of tn" country.
hit under mischryous influences from
without.
'.Gr.at Britain. therefore. wishes th"
people uf INV Free State TIL understand
That it bears them no i'll Will ana thNt
So far as il is comr"tiIl" VITA tn" su"-
c,s-ruI conduct M the war ana of th,
r,.-cstablshmcut &c peace. it is ans
inu> To- IrcScrV" them from the evils
brought ui,pn th,m Mn. Wrongful acti 'n
of th,ir government.
In conclusion Iu"d Roberts warns all
hur-hrrs tu l.4t~t from further arf~
,f lnetilitl- tD,ylrd Her NIHi.StV'S gov
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
AT BAYONETS POINT.
British Drive the Beers from Their Positions
Near Dordrecht.

Bicrd's River. Saturday. FEB. Il hc
situation near Dordrecht now is that thr
tnwn ana mat the British hold "A com
manding post to the south Both are ar,
maintaining a brisk exchange of shells
Gen, Brabant;s horse. 2ooo -trong. com
mcnced the march from Pen HOOK,
Thursday morning. over trickiesS n'Ii I
and through q mountainous ana d'Iii'ulI
country.
Early on Friday they were fired upon
and the firing continued all day ana wei
into the night. the British clearing ms
Beers out Of successive positions. under
terrific rifle fire lasting eight hours
forced the Beers at the point Of the bay
onet out Of their last position, an import
ant one overlooking Dordrccht. The ar
tlIery duel was continued. today.
The British casualties We're eight killed.
including Capt Crallan ana Lieut.. Chand-
Ter, and eight wounded.
The British captured some prisoners
and quantity OF forage and provisions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-19
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL MONDAY. FEBRUARY 19 1900

mounted infantry ana retired. There
were few British casualties
THE division then evacuated Jacobs
dal, marching north IN the track of
Frcnch's cavalry. which crossed the Mod
der river ana engaged the enemy, who re
tired with heavy losses.
THE 9TH Division crossed the Rict river
east "f konyfontcin ana drove the enemy
before them.
Gen. Tucker is now on Gen. Kelly
Kcnny's right ana probably viii effect a
junction with his force. The enemy Is
retiring north The OH Division, under
Gen. Colvillc. is in the rear of the 9Th
Division. The enemy 50 far has made no
determined stand
We have captured thousands Of
stock"