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TFnl Anpeni 10 counoIl.

r. P. Garry, Of No. 419 King street,
will cad delegation to attend City
Come Il on Thursday night in reference
- ~ Ki street market QUESTION. TIE
dri" 'SaWin sill consist of bn-iness meu
nn'4 farmers Who are determined e.
D's'dk n the practice Of luckslers ana
rJg gnpH--irn mpu oi seliiug along llt.
fflng street en- bs The gelty ordinaac'
! sg uIist. 10 aud liItir. appeal " Clt.
CouDcif will be to have 1t rgIdly en-
forced.
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Rsad TIE suy.
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The Qunker EYangellst

Rev V q. Gates, the Quaker evangal-
ist. began special revival services iu
kingswood NJ. Z. Church last evening.
Meetings will be held throughout thif
week both afternoon and evening"
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0ricE-I WOULD CALL THE ATTEN-
~ tiOn OF tizens who own or barbor dogs 10
Section 3, City Ordinance, 10 Jrevent annoy
ance from dogs" as follows ~ any owner,
possesSor or harborpr OF any deg shall M before
same to bo register, d, or shall tuffer such dog
while on his premises 10 give reasonable cause
~ ammo ance 10 any PRISON by barking or howl
dol ars." hvur Vi registering, 80 a. m. 10 $50
p. IN. JOHN r DOLAN,
Chief Of Police.
Wilmington, Del, December %, Isp9.
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To Purcha.e Game Birds.

The officers OF the Delaware Game
Protective Association met In this city
Saturday and it was decided 10 circulate
a subscription list 10 raise funds with
which u purchase Western game birds
aud re. stock the State.
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faool Wake up, Whining.

fcO0l Wake up, Whining
toni There is no
Happy reason why more !
business should not
New be done in Winning |
ton this year than
Year. in any past yea of
her existence.
Thousands Of dollars worth
Of trade 90 from our city,
that ought to be kept here;
but complaining won't keep
it. Prove that we deserve
it, and we will get it.
Thousands Of dollars
worth Of trade should be
brought here that don't
come. We want the trolley
road to Kennett Square and
Southern Chester county;
we want the trolley road up
the Concord pike TO West
Chester; we want the trolley
road to Newport, Stanton
and Marshallton; We want
the New Castle trolley road
extended to the peninsula
towns, and we want tele-
phone connection with
every town on the peninsula.
These will all bring bust
ness, and we are going fol
our share Of it. Our 10 pei
cent. discount Oh heavy
clothing, ready made, and
to order, goes in effect from
today.
Closed every evening al
6 o'clock except Saturdays
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS
Clothing, Sixth
Hats, and. Market
Shoes. Wilmington
II
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l.GGlSd TALK A "FAKE."
IA ina,yQi Wilmington, is on
NJ. Xl<sW While an Mashinpt,,t

al ina,SQf Wilmington, is ont
nfe I{lrw. While IN w WashingtOn
day8 ego be TAXED for the papers
ay be 5psefestlng 20 people OUT oil
ware Is knOw What Mr.. Hisgius
Ks 0i politics in Delaware and eise.
e. HIS views as Is THE right or
Ag oi seating Mr.. Quay may lie mis-
sloDd by sOIne but the maj1riGy ul
aieans care little ol his opinion Oh
a and VIII not be deceived by his
An tile Qnay ease. II We are nut In
srr0r, Nh Higgins Is not sitliug 10
.prbiicau taole IN DelaH are; he
one bims that party's high priest
a~are, but like many another one
wise than he, be Jailed 10 under
that political parties in America
y masters Of iuen, and that he
takes the contrary view must
alp Higgins has suffered
hues 10 suffer. His party
II meek ssary 10 uiscip ine him and
NY Of bis iraderehip ol his party is
Mr.. Higgins opinion of politics
valuable to bis party nor to others
o kse OF Mr. Quay, of Pennsylvania
h like that of Mr.. Mantel, Of Mon
When the latter case was before
Eenate Of the United States, M
is voted 10 seat Mr.. Mautsl. lie
D0hcted on bis convictions aud N
line ol lis view ol the Constitution.
We find MIR. Higgins taking
nt pOsltion, aband jning his con
,e and casting The Constitution To
inds He Is now opposing tie
oi Mr. Quay on The ground, and
E1Ss 6Dle reason that lie fears the
FOG Of Ur. Quay means the appoint.
/ OF either Mr. Biggs or Mr.. SauIsbury.
]. Higgins saye The State OF Delaware
naipraliy Democratic, Ia confession
alch is, no doubt. good for his soul)
I shat with the appointment OF either
It4R gentlemen namkd the patty will
sthensd-that Mr. Kenney, tile
est'i \ Senssor is weak man nu0
|st az 4sDnein lbs 5 nnse tie parry
. nst be strong, rtc. Al nj.
y psnei usfe uDrs tie ~ Ssnsior fe,l
et spefef nsrn W. apnF-
e..s Iktse ie ~, M dnmb tto h
kye fVf rpVment lIat sJ. Hig-
s-saseaest in.i single expfvsrf5rI I
talk Of hia We are certain Xr.
~ wa nof ont With advice which |
n es good for the Democratic pgstyy
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I. II. Exxocx 8 CO.
TailOrs and Clothiers,
Fifth and Market Streets.
NOTICES.

Oiii'e OF the Auditor OF Accouuis
The State Auditor OF Accounts will receive. Ht
his 1tfice At Dover. 10 IRnuaFy O. le0o inclusive,
bids for the publication Of the Reiort Of rtass
Au itOr for the year ending December 81, 1890.
Estimates will be made by the page II lainted
matter, last yeas ReIort b ing the guide.
Qua tty be pri, ted Is COO copies. 100 OF
which Will b. bound iu cloth with gold Stamped
paper back.
JOHN A. LINGO.
December 20. 1909. State Auditor.
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ys fVf a DVment liat SJ. Hig-
s-sassaest'inT q single exprvsrr5rT-
talk Of hia- We are certain Mr.
~ wa non ont With advice which
/ m fs good for the Democratic pssty,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-01
Horrors of WarI
erS.

London, Feb. 21.-Accounts of the
privations of those who were besieeed
IN Kimberley are coming in Num-
bers of the people are now focking
to the Modder river camp. The NO
men and children are weak from sui
ferlng during the siege 1t was after
the Beers brU4@ht up their 100
FOUNDER : hal the siege becam eworse
This gun had a range of eight miles.
and 1t was placed at kamfersdam,
four miles distant. 1t pounded with
segment and shrapnel shell daily.
Women and children were killed in
this ugly bombardment. Consequent
~ most of the women and children
by Cecil Rhodes order. were sent
down into the mines and distributed
along the various levels. Many saw
the sun on Friday for the first time in
weeks.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed TO learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
paternity. Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires, a constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous ST races OF the sys-
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The Proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars tor any case that il
tails to cure. Send for list of testimen-
ials Address F. J. CHENEY & Co,
Toiedo, Q. Bss"Sold bv druggis t7sc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-01
Arkansas Preachers Fined.

RussellviIlo. Ark. Feb. 21.-Rev
MIR. Curry. pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, in a doctrinal
sermon preached that the old school
Presbvterians believed IL fOre-ordina-
ton and predestination. Rev Mr..
Woodbridge, OF the old school, took
issue with Curry. He met Curry in
the street and told him he wanted to
settle difference; they stepped in the
bank. Woodbridge accused Curry OF
being buried in ignorance, whereupon
Curry gave him the lie. A ffstic en-
counter was prevented ythe cashier.
Bo h preachers were before the court
and fined. They are popular minis
tiers, Mr.. Curry being president OF the
state Christian Endeavor League.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-01
Into d Cavern of Lead.

De Soto, Mo, 21.-While blasting
in thirtytwo foot shaft near Bar
Milford, three miles south of here, yes
terday evening, eX-Aayor Henry
Lepp forced an entrance to a cave.
the side walls OF which glittered with
black lead and crvstalized tiff. =
General indications are that this cav
ern was excavated by Spaniards
many years ago as puddled glass,
pig lead and cooking utensils We're
found by the miners The extent of
the cave and its contents cannot be
determined until several tons of earth
are removed from the entrance.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-01
IYusteeh Sale

Whereas, Alvin q. valley and Rebecea A.
VALLEY, husband and wife, by their certain
deed OF trust, dated the second day Of August,
1885,, filed IN the Office Of the recorder Of deeds
for Bates COUNTY, Missouri, at Butler on the
9Th day Of September IsS7, and recorded in
one Benjamia {. DursII, IS trustee. the follow
ing described real estate lying and being q the
county Of Bates and state Of Missouri TO Wit
The south half u the southeast quarter Of tbs
southwest quarter Of section ten 0O), and east
half Of the northeast quarter Of the north west
quarter ~ section hft- en- 80. and the northeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF seetiOn df-
teen 80, and the northeast quarter Of section
sixteen 10, all In township foFty-one falJ,
OF range thirty three tn and containing two
hundred aud forty acres, which sAid deed Of
trust WISE gwen 10 secure the payment Of the
sertain proinis-ory note for the sum OF ~ 100
therein described, with interest thereon At the
rat ., p--r, cent per annun, payable annually.
10 attached, for the sum OF ESQ each; and
whereas, - was provided IN said deed sf trust
thst upon failure 20 pay said debt, or said
interest, or any part thereof, when The ssme
or any part thereof, should become due ana
payable, then the whole should become dus
ana payable; and, whereas, defsuit has been
made IN the payment OF the Interest ne en- sald
deot, rePrsseBted BY the upon Interest Dot>s.
lsss, respectively, and said interest ooup0s
notes r-Diain past due and uSpaid; AID where
mas elected 70 declare the whole Of said isdebt
eoness que and payable and, where
a., u was provided In said deed OF trust that in
the case Of abssnce, death, refusal 10 AcG, O.,
said trustee, the then acting sheriff Of Bates
county Missouri, shall become his successor
with all the powers OF said trustee: and where
Ne, the said Benjamin &. DuraIl, trustee as
aforesaid, lie absent from Bstes county, Mis-
sour and has refused 70 act as said trusL~e now
tnerefors, notice is hereby given that T. H. q.
ADdd, present sheriff OF Bates county Miss0uYi
will. in sccordaace with the terms and DrryTis.
ions u said deed 81 trust, at the request
OF the legal holder and owner 81
said principal profnissory note and con
pom interest notes, prOosCa 70 sell the Ur0rerty
bereinbefore described NJ public yend1e 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the east front
door Of the circuit court house ia the eftv N
Butler. Bates county, Missouri on
Saturday, March ID 1870
DstTeen The hours OF nine O'Clock 10 the FORE
noon and I've 0 clock in the Afternoon az thSt
day FOR the purpose Of paying said debt abd
interest and TIE cO-t OF executing this trust
2 g AIDD, sheriff and Trtlssae
Stewart, Taylor, Attorney. II
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-01
BeckhamS Order Ignored

Lexington, Ky, Feb, 21.-An in.
teresting case involving the recogni-
ton OF the governor of Kentucky o.
CURED here to-day. The Franklin
county grand jury ordered G. {.
Helith, a negro, confined in the state
prison. sent to the state asylum here.
The negro was accompanied by an
order from Governor Beekham to
return him TO the penitentiary when
cured. The official in charge OF the
asylum acting i'll Superintendent
Wyley'S q bsence, received the patie1 {
but ignored Beckhams orders. The
asylum Is under superintendent ap-
pointed by Governor Bradley during
his term.
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
lOuulN nj nataa IS.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Bates.
In the circuit conrt OF Bates county, Missouri,
IN vacation January %, 1870, The state OF
missouri NJ The relation and to the use Of A
owen, ex-ofnclo collector OF the revenue Of
Dates county IN The state OF Missouri. plaintiG
PENDANTS ~
Cyil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the plAintin by her nj
torncy before the uDdersiRned clerk OF the cir
cuIt GolIt oI Rates county in the state OF Mis-
sour IN vacation, and files her petition and
amdaNii, stating among other thinga that the
above unknown defendants are interested In
the shDJect matter OF this petition and hat their
names are unknown to the plaintiff herein and
Tor that reason cannot he Inserted In nAId Pc
uloni that they own in fee the real estate be-
low desert bed and that they acquire their tItIe
thereto through Dennis Biedso-, whose heirs
they are Whcreupon IL ~ ordered by the
clerk ~ vacation. that the said unknown DE-
remnants be notified by publication that plAintG
hhs commenced a suit against them In this
general nature OF which IL TO enforce III. lien OF
the slate OF Missouri for tue delinquent taxes OF
the year Is;,s amounting in the aggregate 10 he
sum OF 81 30 together with interest, costs,
commissions snd fees, apon the foIIowIng de-
scr1bed tracts OF land situated in Bates county.
Lot one in block four 90 in Christian and
tondee = addition To the citv OF Butler, Mo,
ana mat unless the said defendants be and APP
par at the next June term Of this court 20 Be
begun and holden in the city OF Butler Bates
county, Missouri, on the fret Tuesday after the
second Monday In June, l3H, and on or before
The third day thereof tif the term shall 80 long
continue, and IL not then before the end OF said
term and plead to said petition according to
law the same will be taken as COME ssed and
Judgment rendered according to the prayer OF
said petition and the above described real estate
sold TO satisfy the same.
And 10 is further ordered by the clerk afore-
said that copy hereof be published in the
HITLER MEEKLY TINES, weekly newspaper
printed and published in Bates county Mis-
SCUM, for four weeks successfully, the last in
sertion 10 De at least nfteen days before the
hrst day OF the next June term OF said court.
A tru- copy OF the record Witness my
I-EALI hand as clerk aforesaid with the seal
Of said court hereunto afixed Done
at Office in Butler on this the I'D day Of January
100 j. Z. THURMAN,
I2-4t Circuit Clerk.
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Trustee s Sale.

Whereas, Alvin G. valley and Rebecca A
6eaa =, nus ana ana VIE by their certain
1877, filed September 8, 1897 in the Office of the
recorder of deeds for BsEes county at Butler
Missouri and recorded in said office in book ~
at page 10. conveyed TO one Henry c Ramsey
a. trustee. the following described real estate
OF missouri, to wit; Eighteen Os) acres of the
north part OF the northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter OF section fifteen U5), and
the south half OF the south half of the ssutheast
quarter Of section nine ~ and twenty-six acres
OF the south part Of the southwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF section ten no. alto
geEher containing eighty-four 80 acres. also TIL
northeast quarter OF section sixteen n6) ali in
township forty-one (4D, Of range thirty-tbre
tSs), which said deed of trust was given to s.-
cure the payment OF the certain promissorv
note for the sum of 81 90 therein described with
nual y, as evidenced by i've 90 Interest COUPON
notes thereto attached for the sum Of $40 each:
and. whereas, 1t was provided in said deed Of
trust that upon the failure to pay said debt the
said interest, or any part thereof when the
same. or any part thereof. should become due
and pay able, then the whole sum should be-
come due and payable; and. whereas, default
has been made in the payment Of the interest,"
uue on said cebt, represented BY the iuterest
coupon note becoming due October /, 1879 and
the same remains due and unpaid; and, where
As, the holder and owner Of said Indebtedness
has elected TO declare the whole Of said indebt-
edness due and payable; and, whereas, il was
provided in said deed OF trust thai in he e.ss
trustee, the then acting sheriff of Bates
county, Missouri, shou become his successor
As, the said Henry c. Rams@v 1870 :.
Aforesaid, is absent from Bates county Mis-
soUr1, and has refused 10 act n said trustee:
now, therefore, notice lie hereby given thai T.
= e Audd, present sheriff Of Bates COUNTY
Missouri, Will in accordance with the terms and
provisions Of said deed of trust, at the r-auexr
OF The legal holder and owner OF said principal
pronissory note and coupon interest notes
proceed 70 sell the property hereinbefore de-
ser1bed, at public vendu ne to the highest bidder
Tor cash, az the east front door Of the c5rcujt
court house in the city of Batter Bates COUNTY
Missouri,
Saturday, March Sd, 1900
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the FORE
noon and i've o clock in the Afternoon of tat
cay, ior the purpose OF paving s2id debt and
interest, and the cost OF executing this trusr
z. c AUDD, Sheriff and TTussae
Stewart Taylor, Attorney u
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-01
Gives Up Three Islands.

Washington. Feb. 21.-Upon rep
reservations OF the Spanish govern
ment to the effect that some OF the
islands south OF the Philippine Archi-
peligo, which had been taken pos
session of by United States gunboats
were really the property of Spain. the
authorities OF the state department
have examined the charts and con
cluded to direct the withdrawal OF
our claims to the islands ofCaygaven
Zulu and Sibutu all OF which lie with
IN the boundary line laid down by
the treaty of Paris.
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MRS. LAWTON'S GRATITUDE.
Acknowledgement of the Receipt of the
Nations Fund.

Washington, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Law
NON has made the following acknowl-
alignment of the receipt of the home
&und-
"Pewee Valley, Ky, Feb. Is. 1900.
Dear General Corbin: Such Kindness
zEs yours can never be repaid. and my
Isseart is very full when try to thank
You. Words seem very poor at such
time, Will you please believe that |
do appreciate it, and all my life will
find comfort in the remembrance.
The universal feeling which prompt
ed such wonderful generosity from
tAe nation is so beautiful to ME. and
so dear to me, my gratitude is mex
pressibly profound
1t has relieved the one anxious
: fought Henry would have had. and
do not know how TO thank YOU for
at or the nation
Believe me, with kind regards, very
sincerely, MARY {. LAwToS,"
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Five Years inthe Pen.

George Grover. the inhuman father
charged with the dastardly crime OF
incest with his 14-year-oid step
daughter, Eva Moore. was arraigned
III court Saturday evening and plead
guilty TO the charge against him.
Without further ado Judge Graves
proceeded to assess his punishment
at five years in the penitentiary
The brute may congratulate himself
he escaped as we'll as he did.
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Banished a Bow F0rger.

Clinton. Mass. Feb.-Arthur PAYNE
15-year-Old boy. was sentenced YES
terday to be banished from the state
for two years for forging "a check.
The lad s father will take him to Cal
Norma to remain with friends until
the period OF Punishment expires.
At the end OF two years. if he comes
back TO Massachusetts. he will he
placed i'll charge OF a probation Off
Ger
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INVENTOR OF LIQUOR CURE.
Or. Leslie f. Kelley Succumbs to At
tack of Heart Disease.

s4os Angeles, Cal, Feb. 21.-Leslie
z. Kelley, the inventor OF the Kelley
cure for the liquor habit, died i'll this
vaitF on Adams street to-day Of hear t
disease Mr. Kelley has been i'll with
n severe cold for two days, but moth
eng serious was feared from it. This
morning while going to his bath
z-Goun he had an attack OF heart fail
s1re, but recovered and later said
1here was nothing serious the matter
with him Dr. Westhughes, Il spe-
eeiaIist in heart diseases, was sum-
Exoned. however, but before he reached
the Kelley residence Mr. Kelley had
had second attack and died. There
were with him his wife and Judge
Ewing, the noted Christian Scientist
ID Chicago, who has been stopping at
1he Kelley home for several days.
Mr.. Kelley was IS years old. He
Heaves Il wife, but no children. The
sz3nly heir to his estate beside his wife
IS his sister. who lives at Dwight, H.,
Roelev's former home. The estate is
valued at 81 100000.
The body will ultimately be taken
~ Dwight for interment, but as yet
for the funeral have
3seen made. Mr.. Kelley has been in |
southern California two winters.
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Administrators Notice

Notice 10 hereby gwen, that letters Of admin
lsHanon On fbs estate OF Florence Boswell,
aeceesed, were granted 70 the unders gned
fuohe AdI1p1stTator, on the 5th day Of Deem
Srr, Ios' oy tne PROBATE court OF Bates county
All persons having elaine against said estate
are requlreo 70 exhibit them for allowance 70
tne aomInistrntoT within one year after tn .
gate OF said letters, or they may be precIuded
from any benefit Of said estate: and in such
claims be not exhi bi ted within two Years fror
the date Of this pu blicAtion, they shall b. for
ever barred This lsth dav Of January 1870.
14-s JAS. VI. COX, Administrator
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When He Awoke $1,000 Was Gone

Mead. Neb., Feb. 21.-Lee johnson
was robbed OF $1,000 in cash Tues
day night. He sold his hardware
store for that amount. and put the
money in "A pocket of his trousers and
went to bed. When he awoke in the
morning his clothes were gone. They
were found near by but the money
was missing. BloOdhounds will be
used to trace the robbers.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-03-01
CRONJE DRIVEN TO BAY.
British Overtake Beers and a
Battle Lasting Two DAYS
Takes Place.
Armistice Asked for BY Boer and Re
fused by British Commander.

| fused BY British Commander.
London, Feb. 23.-The Daily News
has the following dispatch from Mod
der river, dated Wednesday afternoon
Feb. 81:
The Boer forces under Gen. Cronje
are estimated at 5000 men. At II
o clock he asked an armistice of
twentF-four hours. which was refused
Later he senta messenger to say that
he would surrender
The British general sent reply
telling him to come into camp. Cronie
refused. saying there had been a mis-
understanding and that he would
| fight to the death.
The bombardment was then re-
opened and our lyddite shells set fire
to the Boer wagons. We continued
Smelling the laager through the night
and in the morning We resumed with
MaXims and rifles, principally from
the north side
ION Sunday there was much waste
OF life in attacking and the same re-
suit will he achieved without it.
During Monday night seven Beers
made an attempt to break through
our lines, but they were captured and
their leader was killed. Four were
carrying letters 1t is believed that
there was one other who cot |
through.
Other prisoners say that General |
Cronie marched from Magersfontein
here without outspanning, distance
OF thirty-three miles Had he sue
ceeded in escaping it would have been
one OF the finest performance in the
annals of war The Canadians made
a gallant charge at the laager, but
We're driven back with loss General
and General Knox are
slightly wounded
Cape Town, Thursday morning,
Feb. 22.-ln reply to General Cronje's
request for an armistice of 24 hours.
to allow him to bury his dead, Lord
Roberts told the BOer commander
that he must fight to a finish or sur
lender Internationally.
General Cronie's position is repor.-
ID hopeless.
London, Feb. %. 0::3O a. III. THE
var office has issued the following
rom Lord Roberts: ;
'Paardeberg, Feb. 22.-Methuen d,
epOrt from Kimberley that supplies +
II food and forage are being pushed 7
N as fast as possible. There will be r
nough coal to start the De Beers J
hines in ten days. BY this means +
reat misery will be alleviated. Hos o
ital arrangements there reported ~
erfect He hopes Prieska and the 4
djOining country will soon be SCI IL
led" t
At the same time the war office an -
Ounced that nothing further would
e issued tonight.
The British have occupied Barkly
Vest. +,