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FA[SEHOOD Somewhere.
Response of the State Department
to the House Resolution Anent
Macrum's Letter.
NO ST0PPAGES WERE COMPLAINED OF,
Secretary Hay Also Denies the Ex-
istence Of my Secret Alliance
with Great britain. Which III 1t
Did Exist Would Require the
Consent OF tie senate.

Washington, Feb. 21.-The answer
of the state department to the house
resolution calling for information re-
garding certain charges made by late
Consul Macrum, was transmitted 10
the house by the president. 1t il
signed by Secretary Hay and after re.
citing the resolution says:
The Macrum story Rcfutcd.
Answering the first part of the res,
olution: The department of state has
been in regular communication by
mail and telegraph with Charles f.
Macrum, late consul of the United
States at Pretoria, South African Re
public, since his entrance upon the
duties of the office. Communications
made to him have been answered, and
the execution of instructions sent has
been reported by him. His dispatches
10 the department, forwarded through
the consulate at Lorenzo Marquee,
have. during that time, been regular
ly received. The only instance of com-
plant in respect to The transit of the
mails for Lcurenzo Marquee and Pre-
toria was in November last, when a
temporary stoppage of the mails &C.
Cured at Cape Town, against which
Mr.. Macrum and the consul at Loren
10 Marquee protested. Arrangements
were made for the prompt delivery of
the consular mails to the United States
consul general at Cape Town, by
whom the mail for Mr.. Hollis and Mr..
Macrum was forwarded to Lourenzo
Marquee. The delay lasted but n few
days. and has not recurred, SO far as
the department is advised. After that
time the departments mail for Lou
renzo Marquee and Pretoria was SEN
by n neutral route, which, it appears,
was known and open to Mr.. Maerum
and Mr.. Hollis as early as November
16 last. No obstacle, therefore, is here
known to have existed since then to
Mr.. Macrum's unhampered CORE
spondence with the department. of
state. At no time while at his post
did Mr.. Macrum report TO the depart
ment of any instance of violation. by
opening or otherwise of his official
mail by the British censor at Durham
or by any person or persons whatso-
ever, there, or elsewhere. Neither has
be so reported since he left Pretoria,
although having the amplest oppor-
tunity TO do sc by mail while on the
way home, and in person when he re-
ported to the department upon his
return.
No Secret Alliance with England.
answering the second part of the
aforesaid resolution, the undersigned,
secretary of state, has the honor to
say that there is no truth in the
charge that a secret alliance exists be-
tween the republic of the United
States and the empire of Great Brit
ain; hat no form of secret alliance is
possible under the constitution of the
United States, inasmuch as treaties re-
quire the advice and consent of the
senate; and, finally, that no secret al
understanding exists between the
United States and any other nation.
[Signed. JOHN HAY.
Department of State, Feb. 20, 1907
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THE WAR OFFICE RETICENT.
Enable 10 S~ubstantiate the Reported
Relief of Ladysmith,

London, Feb. 21.-The wal office de.
clares it is unable to ~substantiate the
reports of the relief of Ladysmith. But
this does not prevent the public from
believing the queen has again fore
stalled the authorities at Pail Mall,
anc preferred to communicate the
glad news direct to the public, through
the mayor of Windsor, just as, on
Tuesday, she dramatically announced,
through Lord William Cecil,
de- OF a militia corps, the tidings OF
Gen. Buffers success, hours before the
war Office was able to relieve the I'M
patient anxiety of the United King
dom.
Official Confirmation Awaited.
Nevertheless, as the queens words
AT not actually quoted in the an
M uncement, official confirmation is
eagerly awaited, especially as Gen.
BEller's dispatch of Tuesday is very
generally regarded as for~eshadowing
a j%uncture of his and Gen. Whites
forces some time during the day. Pub
liz interest, expectation and anxiety.
therefore, sway increasingly and i'm
patiently between L%adysmith and
Eioemfontein.
The practical relief of the former
place is regarded as due more to FIELD
Marshal Lord Roberts brilliant strate.
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Col. Planners Assault ON the Beers
Near Crocodile Pools.

London, Feb. 21.-Further details of
the attack made by Col. Plumer's
forces on the Boer position defended
by IA 12-pounded, near Crocodile Pools,
not far from ~Gaberores, show hat us
the British were struggling up the
hill in the dark, through a net of
barbed wire, they alarmed the Boer
~watchdogs, who gave tongue. The
Beers opened fire. and the British
charged, but the Beers exploded dyna-
mite mines, doing much damage, and
the British retreated.
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A CHECK TO noaR ccssEnNrss.
Boer Prisoners Placed in the wom.
ems and C~hildrcn's Luarer.

Lorenzo Marquee, Tuesday, Feb. %.
The official report received from
Col. Baden-Powell of the occurrences
in Mafeking up to February s, on
cludes as follows:
"Gen. Snyman, in reply to a letter
complaining of the deliberate shelliny
of the women's and children's laager.
offered no excuse or apology, n by
a transparent falsehood, admits that
he ordered the Smelling. / have told
him that l have now established tenn
porary premises for Boer prisoners in
the women's lager and hospital, in
order to protect them from deliberate
shelling.'
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We're Hurled in The SNOW.

Aspen, Col, Feb. 21.-News has just
reached here that Harry Wyse, Ed.
Robinson and Tom McDermitt, miners,
working at the Enterprise group, in
the Taylor River county, were buried
in a snow slide two or three days ago
and their bodies were dug out Tues
day.
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Washington, Feb. 2l.-rhe senate
committee on foreign relations or
dered a favorable report on the treaty
of reciprocity with France. No amend
ment was made to the treaty.
The committee did not take up the
liay-pauncefote treaty relating to the
Nicaragua canal
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Toronto, Feb. 21.-A special cable TO
the Globe says the first Canadian CON
tingent was engaged mt Modder river
all day Sunday and that is men of the
regiment were killed and co wounded.
Among the wounded was Capt. Ma
son, of Toronto.
The Canadians forded the Modder
after a nights march.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.

Plate glass manufacturers have
announced another advance ef 5 per
cent.
Joe Choynoski defeated Peter Ma
her in a six-round contest in Chi
cago.
There were 2S4 cases Of yellow
fever in Havana last year and 100
deaths.
Senator Clark, of Montana, testi-
fed that it cost him $4,000 to be
elected.
The Mississippi legislature passed
an antitrust bill patterned after the
Texas law.
Fitzsimmons has posted a forfeit
of $1,000 to bind another match
with Jeffries.
The islands of Tatanes and Gala
gan, of the Philippines, have been
seized by America.
Forty-two cases Of the bubonlc
plague and thirty-two deaths have
occurred in Manila.
A uniform text book bill was de-
feated by the upper house of the
Mississippi legislature.
Eleven thousand S%paniards,
formerly residents of the Philip
pines, arrived at Barcelona on the
18th inst.
The fruit prospects in Arkansas,
Missouri. Iowa, Kansas and Okla
homa are reported much better than
last year.
The house refused to pass the cur
rency bill as it came from the G n
ate, and a conference committee was
appointed.
Binding twine made at the Kan
sas penitentiary will be sold direct
20 farmers in the future, instead of
the jobber.
1t is reported the only meat ra-
tons in the besicged city of Kim
berly since January Sth has been
horse flesh.
Gen. French's army forced a pas
sage across Modder river on the 18th
and captured a strong position held
by the Beers.
The United States has established
weather observation stations at
Tampico, Vera Cruz, and Coatza-
boalos, Mex.
The secretary of war has ordered
the establishment Of a bi-monthlv
transport service between San Fran
cisco and Manila.
Harry Dunbar and John Fuller,
gamblers, fought a duel with pistols
at Ell Reno. Okla. in which Fuller
was instantly killed.
Martin Jordan, his wife and their
ive-year-old child, were asphyxiated
by gas in their home at Chicago,
caused by a leak in the pipe.
During the year 1899 Andrew
Carnegie gave to charities and pub
lie enterprises, such as Libraries,
schools, etc, over S5.000.000.
Chas. f. Martin, of Denver. has
been appointed a special agent in
charge of the taking Of a census of
live stock of the United States.
Roland Molineaux, convicted of
the murder of Mrs. Adams by pois-
oning, has been sentenced to be
hanged in Sing Sing prison March
goth.
The Missouri Odd Fellows home
at Liberty was entirely destroyed
by fire. All the inmates Of :he in
stitution were rescued without acct
dent.
An appeal has been issued to Brit
ish residents Of the United States for
funds to be used in maintaining g
hospital ship for wounded British
soldiers.
Lord Roseberry's assertion that
Great Britain had made ovcrtures to
the United States for a triple al
lance to include Germany, is denied
by Secretary Hay and President Nc
Kinley.
The number of children attending
public schools in Cuba has increased
the past four months from 1000 tc
over $4,000. There are now over
1000 free schools in operation in
the island.
On the 18th fierce fighting took
place between the English and Beers
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AMONG BRITISH CASUALTIES,
Major Generals MacDOnall unJ
Knox Wounded. Col. AIdwOrth
Killed.

Killed.
London, Feb. 21, SAT p. m.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received at
the war Office from Lord Roberts:
"Paardeberg. Tuesday, Feb. 20.-Ba-
tween February 16 and February IS,
MaJ.-Gen. Knox was wounded, Maj
Gen. Hector Macdonald severely
wounded, and Lieut.-Col. Aldworth was
killed"
The var Office adds that no details
OF the fighting have yet been received.
These casualties occurred in fight
ing near Paardeberg.
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q ptandRnt Ferrercira Killed.

London, Feb. 21.-A curious dis
patch from Pretoria, dated Tuesday,
February 20, that Com
mandant Ferrereira was killed, Feb
ruary 10, adding that his death was
believed to be the result of an acct
dent.
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RELIEF OF LADYSM|1H.
Report Current in England and on
the Continent that Lady
smith is Relieved.
CRONJE REPORTED IN A BAD POSITION.
Gen. Hector Macdonald, Commander
of the Highlander Brigade. Sc
vcre1y Wounded-The BOer Com
n,andcr F~crrereira Ki1led-Cn-
madam Losses at Modder River.

London, Feb. 21.-At n meeting Of
the town council of Windsor, it was
announced that news had reached
Windsor castle that Ladysmith had
peen relieved.
The announcement was received
with Immense enthusiasm and shouts
of bravo Butler
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London, Feb. 21.-The war office has
received the following from Gen. Bull
Ter:
Chieveley Camp, Feb. 21.-The
fifth division crossed the Tu-
gela to-day by pontoor and drove back
the enemy's ear guard, our naval r.
FOUNDER silencing all of the enemy's
guns"
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London, Feb. 21.-The rumor of the
relief of Ladysmith has again been
current on the Berlin and London
bourses. Though it is quite possible
the report is true. there is no news
corroborative of the rumor.
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London, Feb. 21.-It is announced
by the war Office that Gen. Hector
Macdonald, commander of the High
land brigade, was severely wounded
Tuesday. The last news received about
Cen. Macdonald and the Highlanders
Cronje.
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Cronje Reported in a Bad Position.

London, Feb. 21.-A private tele-
gram received here from Berlin de-
clares that Gen. Cronje is in a bad po-
%sition, bearing out Tuesdays Berlin
m that Gen. CronJe was surround.
ed and that a time limit had been
given him within which to capitulate.
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BuLLER.s LATE OPERATIONS.
Winston Churchill Describes Recent
Movements On the Tugcla.

Winston Churchill Describes Recent
Movements On the Tugela.
New York, Feb. 21.--The World pub
fishes the following dispatch from
Winston Churchill, dated at Gen. Bull
ler's headquarters, Chieveley Camp,
Monday night:
Scope of Recent operations
ITO understand the scope and mean
ing of the recent operations here it is
necessary to study the map of the en-.
yirons of Colenso. The shortest road
TO Ladysmith lies through Colenso,
Uieters and Nelthorpe.
Advancing by this an army secures
railway communication. Moreover, the
water question presents little difficult
ty.
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%rranbte oaS Grab.

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pbia, Ea., berihtet BON einem idrefz
liben 3lpil6eniau pie iplet: sd
befanb mid in elmer gerabesu Der
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pllrbe mir bann angerdtben, "Elec-
tric Bitters" einsunebmen, unb Su
meiner grpBen sSreuoe uericbaffte ihun
Die erlte 5lal6e mir beoeutenbe 9in=
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@ebraub bes eriudbnten Electric
Bitters' fort unb bin iebt ein gez
lumber Wiann. Sb iueiB, DAB Die
les Wfittel bas 8rab eines ieiner
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2eioenoer ipllte uerfeblen, bieie5
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3l baben bel s. 9alteper & Subn,
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9ie in 2onbun eribeinenoe
National Review entbdlt einen
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@efabr i'm fernen Often. III Dem
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3uBlano ino Jranfreid)) erneuern,
Inn England su perbinbern. feline
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peripirfliben. Sn Berlin sudt man
oariiber MIR Die Ndieln. 90 lanee
gnelano an Der 8olitit Der offenen
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bes oitaiiatiiben 9reibunos gdn5=
lid. China babe iib England ge=
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perduBern ober 81 oerpahten. Die
0ebauptune, England beiiBe i'm
Yanetie 9bal irgeno tpelbe SOr=
su9srebte. lei abIulut falih.
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@anieno 3nnaen

iinb nidt inlitanoe Der sSreuoe slus-
orud su seben. Die Innie &. Sprin=
ger pun Ybilaoelpbia empfano, oils
"Dr. Kings New Discovery iie
BON einem grdBlihen Suiten beilte,
Der ibr leit Sabren oas 9eben sur
2ait mabte. Sic ihreibt: r9taboem
es feinem meiner NerSte aelllneen
mar. mir 2inberling 81 uerihaffen,
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9Sie ift oieS

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uno balten i'm fir nolltommen ehren'
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ben uno Oaut sglusld)laa. HreiS %
cts. per Shohtel. 0eilung iuiro
aarantirt. .3u baben bel +. Saltener
4 Spbu. 3ruguliten.
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ieine 3ornesmiene in Wliloe unb 8ers
iobnlidteit, uno pl0Blid oriidt er einen
ber3baiten SUB auf bic rotben 2ippen,
Die lid ieinen bdrtiaen auf balbem
gDege ndbern. 0ie Serjen baben fid
pieoeraefunoen.
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lleber Die Grippe miro bduiig
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Gntieben ein. Sene lit aber iueit
aefdbrliber, als bieie iino-peil mir
lie fir unaef1brlicf) balter.
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The TEXAS PRIDE"

meldes unldneit crit ppn Der gitpe8rau.
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Jriftiqer @runb.

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am Srte.
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Sn aiel lit ein neuer Sreuse,

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luabl BON Sutuelen. 8olo- uno Sill
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Commerce Strabe. 9tieoriae Hreiie.
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8eoienling tueroen garantlrt. =
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Die @ebriioer 9ribC

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GpmmercesStraBe cine 9lusltelluna
upu Iiarnanten, @ulo= ulo Silber=
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Nntunft.
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Nntunft.
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The colored American., 1900-03-10
We SHALL STAY LAT HOME"

These schemes to deport the Negro
to some far'of island are like unto the
rawlings of fool. A Wholesale trans.
fer of Negroes to any designated
locality is pot only undesirable but
impossible. Individual Negroes, or
groups of 'egroes may find it advan
tageous to move their worldly effects
from one part of our country to anoth-
er. A few May invest their muscle or
money In the new possessions-just as
the whites do,-but there will be no
general exodus. America is the Ne
groes' home, and he,e he will stay.
He has as much right to be here as
any other race or nationality, and q
far clearer tit'e than can be shewn by
the average foreigner. These of our
Caucasian friends (O who cannot re,
main here with US, are at liberty to
move out whenever the limit of their
endurance il reached. We shall not
make any effort to step them, az they
very frequently do when ssme of our
folks get the emlgrahen fever into
their brains. We shall not desert eur
home, th'ugh it il far from ideal, but
shall remain and bend our energies to
reform and purify it.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
LET THEM ALL GO TO THE corvsur,o,

The office holders will not be great.
in evidence in this years national con,
vention, as there is feeling that NJ
McKinley's popularity will be N n,ra
strongly attested by a nomination at
the hands of the people at large Th;,
however, need not affect the eoIor.J
office holder as the few of them who
will have an opportunity to go as DELE.
gates will not present such form
idable appearance as to warrant q veil
that the convention is packed" in the
administrations interest. Lyons. Cheat.
ham, Green, Dancy, Rucker, Morton,
Lewis, Webre, Cashin, Deveaux and
the whole "push" can be elected DELE
gates, and Mr.. Hanna's face will not
show one beam less on account of their
presence. The people of their states
know that they are all right. and
Hanna, Dick and Company are never
so well satisfied as when the people are
In contented frame of mind.