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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20
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Henry E. White, a letter carrier IN
the Cleveland CO., postofice, is a son
Of Gen. Sir George White, who com
manded at Ladysmith. He came to
America nineteen years ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or ESQ.
~ &c. fail to cure, druggists refund mopey.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Gatilartic: cure constipation forever.
11s, 25c. If fail, druggists refund money
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20

how Are Your Kidneys
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20

Do not buy aflat until you have
seen the RosWeIIe. Light in
weight and fine in quality. The
Boston sells them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20
Sale. : s. ssss s. ss 3 3

will sell In quantities to suit purchaser
the entire salvage Of W.T.. Best,s stock
of dry goods and shoes. About $1,000
worth of dry goods, silks, velyets, ging-
ham prints, fannels, corsets and a
large quantity Of notions. Some of
these goods had not been unpacked
and r in good condition.
w. T. BEST,
Dakota Block.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20

The Lahpher hat Try one and You
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20
John DREM,'

Americans most popular 5 cent cigar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-20

Constipation 81 cured by Hoods Pills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
Foreign News.

81. Petersburg, March S.-Tbe head
quarters of the general sta fl caught FIRE
today and many valuable books and
manuscripts we're destroyed. All Of
the city fire brigades were employed IN
subduing the flames.
PekiD, March 8 "A plot to roison L Hprs
Chang. the famous Chinese Statesman bs,
been discovered. The plot was irl,trss5
and several arrests have been male
Rome, March 8-Mgr. Moller, Chsncelo
to the Archbi'hop of Cincinnati, has been az.
lected to be Bishop of Columbus o. Pan,l
confirmation Of the appointment is expected
soon.
Psr.s, March 8.-The famous Theatre Fran.
csis caught fire this morning ami By one
o'clock IL had been entirely Destroyed. Tie
Theatre Francois. which was built 10 1872.
was the most celebrated play house in En-.
rope. Most OF the valuable st.tusry sd
paintings in the foyer Of the theatre were
saved. Seven dremsn were seriously burard
in attempting to check the flames se,r,h
of the,ruins of the ihest,o rev,aed the char.
red remains Of Mile Herr OF, the scucs..
Berlin. March SIN the debate on the
meat inspection bill 10 the Reichst-g todag.
Herr Friese, liberal unioni;t, denounced the
measure as seriously eDdsngerng German
commerce Baron Won Wsgtnhcm the
sgrsrisn leader, de- Jared that the Relcbsisg
would ACCEPT the bill. In the declsbtion.
Of the government 10 committee" he said,
Il see suarsptg that the govern men, vii
support it," Herr Wuim, socialist, - k o..
posing the bill.
London, March S.-Flyipg Fox winner
1899 OF the Derby. was sold tfay 10 n.
mond B arc. for $196 900 at the sale Of the
late Duke OF Westminster's horses.
In the House todsy John Redm, al, leader
o! the United Nationalist. announced that
the Irish people had received with grsufcs.
ton the Queens order regarding the wearing
OF shsmrocks by the Irish soldiers on S. Pa.
rick's day.
Dublin, March 8.-The Nationalist plpes
all extend q welcome to the Queen who pc
poses to visit Ireland the last OF tli month.
The FIeemsn's Journal ssys: 1t is idle to *.
psct transports Of loyalty hut the lii.h peoie
will ensure respectful reception. 1t Is imFs-
sible to congratulate her Majesty on the O..
portunity she has chosen for visit after he
boycott of Ireland bias been so long and per-
sist ,ntly maintained"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08

At Newport News Tuesday mint sLA
Benjamin, negro brute, male az s''eui ~
commit criminsl assault on Mss care ~
Csite, a handsome trained nurse, "io / .
present waiting upon Mrs. Geo A ?, hD.l'
wife of the weIl.known banker o. Ne'.
port News ard Hampton. lie ~
gro was arrested and lodged IN lne -
beth City county jsil after desp r'e '.' .,ei
gle. He crossword to impress ibe IONu
that congrcgsted around m that ne w. ~ y
s,ne. The crime occurred at III zen %, .
home, just outside Of HAMPTON; he n' re
weat to the house, rang the he'll aua Oh A..
young lady going t, the door he 'e'el ~.
and dragged her into the psr'or h'r .''. ,',,5
and those Of young lady in tie hol'e W." .ni
her attracted the attention OF p's.'uy ' r.t
the brute vas caught The feeling 80 "
the prisoner was IL tense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
THE WAR IN AFRICA.

As stated yesterday Lord Roberts
commanding the British army, has
force d the Beers who was facing him
to retreat.
Thirty thousand British infantry, be-
sides strong force of cavalry and horse
artillery, was sent to pursue and, If po;-
sible, to capture the Boers. At last ac-
counts they had not succeeded. A dis
patch from Osfontein states that the
Bo,rs left behind gun, immense guam
titles OF forage and their tents. Lord
Roberts estimates his losses at 90 men.
The Boer losses are unknown. The
burghers have captured q squadron Of
cavalry attached to Lord Roberts army.
The British headquarters have been
moved from o ,fontein to Poplar Grove
four miles east of o ,fontsin and 30 nit
west of Bloem fontein.
Lord Kitchener was recently in the
vicinity of ColesberR. Cape Colony, and
is supposed to be still 10 that vicinity.
Heavy British reinforcements have been
sent there.
A Boer dispatch from Biggarsberg,
Natal, IS miles north of Ladysmitb,
Gays the retreat from L,dysmith Was
"dne to the mistake of certain CON-
mandant in ordering his men to retire
from the key of the position without
any reason for the move" The refer
ence may be to Mount Bulwan, a lofty
fortress, where no opposition was eC-
countered by Gen. Butler, A flying COL
umn of British troops which has been
marching through Zululand has entered
the Transvaal and occupies position
on Catasa bill, nine miles within the
border. This column is menacing the
rear of the Boer army at Biggarsberg.
President Steyn, OF the Orange Free
State, when interviewed 10 Bloemfon.
TEN by correspondent of the London
Daily News, prophesied that the capt..
ulation of Pretoria would be preceded
by events which would astonish Eu-
rope. He also said that the struggle of
the Free State would be child's play
compared with what would follow 10
the Transvaal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
r0-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From South Africa.


Molteno, South Africa, March s.
Bu-gersdorp has been occupied by the
British under General Gi'acre without
oppt sitiop. The British entered the
town last night.
Capetowc, March g. Dispatches
from Mafeking under date of February
10 show that the British garrison there
is on desperately short rations. Horse
flesh is the only meat left. Typhoid
aud malaria are rife, especially among
the children. The natives are too week
to work. The casualties up TO the date
the dispatches we're sent were 292. The
garrison is determined 10 hold out till
relief comes.
London, March 8-The War Office
announces that four officers aud seven
ty-two men OF E squad of Kitchener's
cavalry have been captured by the
Beers while guarding we'll. The time
aud place OF the capture are not
stated.
London, March General Roberts
wires the war Office from Poplar Grove
under todsy's date as follows: Two
brieades of cavalry with the horse Or
tillery and Keily-Kenny's division Of
infantry, today marched 10 miles east
ward. The Beers yesterday were COM
Dletely surprised, hurriedly leaving
cooked dinners. We captured Krupp
gun together with tents and wagons
Our caususlties were two officers kill, d
and three wounded and two men kill.
cd, 46 wounded and 17-missing."
London, March 8.-A L1reDzo Mar
ques dispai Oh printed 10 u second edi.
ZION of the Times says that President
Kruger, on the eve of bis departure for
Boemfontein, said that he went to ar.
range compromise and predicted that
things would be settled to the satisfsC-
ton of everybody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
General Wheeler.

San Francisco, March 8 -General
Joe Wheeler, who returned from Ma
Mia on the transport Warren on Mon
day, landed last night and went to the
Palace Hotel, General Wheeler said |:
The Filipino people, as rule, are not
disposed to revolutions and violence;
but the false representations made TO
them regarding Americans naturally
aroused them. / am firmly convince
that the rebellion, as an organized
movement, is at an end" After a brief
stay in this city General Wheeler will
start for Washington to take his seat 10
Congress. II have letter stating that
an effort will be made to keep me from
taking my seat" said the general. "but
l do not see why such an effort should
succeed, as my resignation from the
army was handed 10 November 20, be-
fore Congress met, but was net order.
ed home until the middle OF January"
He did not care to discuss bis reasons
for leaving the army. II shall 20 to
Washington" he said, shaving resign.
ed from the army, and with proper
certificate of election, and expect to be
sworn in"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
BubOnic Plague.

San Francisco, March S.-A Vic
toris, B. G., dispatch says that the
genuine plague has been discovered on
the japanese steamer Mayo Msru
which he's been in quarantine at Dia
mond Head, near Port Towt send,
since her arrival from Honolulu on
February %. Wnen she arrived at
Diamond Head the ship was desc-ib ID
az the dirtiest vessel that ever came to
America. Shortly after she went to
quarantine there was one death among
her people. The quarantine officers
held the vessel and passengers to swsit
archaeological examination of some Of
the ii sues of the dead body. The r,-
suit gave he plague batilli unmis-
tskably. The Maru is still held al
quarantine. Up to fortnight ago
there had been II cases aud deaths
among her people.
Port Townsend, Wash, March s.
Quarantine officer Foster refuses to at
ticm or deny The existence OF buboDic
plague 10 the Japanese steam Mango
Maru. 1t ia generally understood that
the plague exiss at this station and
that three deaths have already oc.
Cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlE>

D. Wallace Reeves, leader Of Reeves
American band, died at Providerc &c, R.
l., this morning. He had been tie
head OF this famous band since 1865 e..
cept for about q We when he hsd
charge of Gilmore's hand eiIer the
death of that leader.
Siss Clarke was caught in the gesd ng Of S
sawmiIl at Altoona, Pa. yesterday ard b:
body thrown against larger SAW One al
his arms was ed at the shout Ter and ho
saw cut through his jaw He wss terribly
mapgled and died few hours later
The girl.wife of Earl Go hanonr was &C.
serted at Fort Collins, Col, yesterday by hcf
husband, who. it is said; ran away with the
girls mother, Mrs. Mary Taylor.
By au explosion Of dust at the Tory mins
at Clinton. Ind. last evening three mines
were probably fatally burned AID iate
times that number seriously il jured.
The ssnduskv river at Fremont, Ono .
on a rampage and ALREADY great damage h''
been done. The stream is the highest lo'
fifteen yeers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
Ovation to the Queen.

London, March 8.-The city was
crowded to OVERT owing today with peU-
pie who gathered TO witness the arrival
Of the Queen in London. Flags and
bunting were displayed everywhere in
profusiOD. The rOval train arrived at
Paddipgton from Windsor at 1915 p.
10. The Queen was welcomed by the
Prince of Wales, the Lord Mayor and
other notaDles and escorted to her car
riage, around which the Life Guards
were drawn up 10 their splendid trap
pings. The ride to Buckingham Palace
was attended by scenes of unequaled
enthusiasm. Never has the Queen 70.
ceved such a reception, not even on
the OCCASION of the Jubilee. Crowds
filed the streets 10 al almost solid
mass, through which a path for the
Queens carriage had 10 be forced by
the troops. Dssfening cheers followed
the royal pre- cession all along the route.
The Queen appeared TO be 10 the best Of
spirits and bowed and smiled continu-
ally in response 10 the ovation. The
enthusiastic scenes of noontime will he
repeated this afternoon, when the
Queen will almost encircle London 10 q
drive extending from Buckingham Pal
ace along the Thames embankment to
St. Paul.; thence along Holborn to Pic
csdilly, and back to st. James Palace.
London, March, 8.-1he Queens drive this
afternoon around the city was a memorable
event. The equipsge passed through ut the
quarters OF classe, but everywhere was the
enthusiasm one and unbrOken.
The Queen received Lord Mayor Newton at
the Temple steps Of the Thames embankment
where the Lord Mayor presented her with the
pearl mounted sword of the city In response
to his speech she said II thank You for all my
CITY has dOne.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

Washington, Alexandria and Mouit
Vernon Railway Company VS.. Guy
Council o. Alexandra. Further srgu'd
by James r. Cation for plaintiff ard
Gardner L. Boothe for defendant a d
submitted. 49,,
Southern Railway Comp my VI. WIZ
cox and De Jarnette. Argued AID coz
tinued.
The next cases to Re called are n"
York, Philadelphia and Northern Kii'
way Company vs.. Cromwell Miller "
Miller, and Dingee, WeiDman & Co. ",
Unrue's, Administrative, Nos. 81 %, ara
56
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08

THE PRESIDENTS own party are
making him ridiculous and the laugh
ing stock of the whole country. Even
the negro members OF it are doiog so.
Those of Georgia. 10 the republican
convention OF that State yesterday,
outstanding bis publicly expressed
alleged desire that the delegates to the
next national republican convention
shall not be officehOlders, elected as
delegates at large to the Philadelphia
convention, four negroes, three OF whom
are federal officeholders, one 10 Wash
ington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08

GOVERNOR TYLER is fond OF approx
ing bills. He yesterday signed Dill
authorizing q suit against West V'r'
gipia for her portion Of the Virginia
debt, and thereby, 1t is feared. has
brought no little trouble upon his State.
When Virginia settled her debt, she ap-
portioned fair share OF it, one-tbird,
TO West Virginia, and there the matter
should have ended, so far as she is con-
cerned. But as there is always money
In or about suits, they will always be
brought on the slightest foundation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
BEWARE OF OINTMENTs FOE GU '"
THAT CONTAIN MEB Ukf

as mercury will surely destroy the 'e.',v.
smeIl and completely dersDge the "aoe !?
tenn vixen entering it through tue n' so.J
surfsces. Such articles should never Oe III.
except On prescriptions from reput D = vi; III
clans, as the damage they vii do D, W" a,m
to the good you will possibly d'ilse . md
them. HALLS Catarrh Cure, N u s., ,,.,r,
by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo, o. h h".oe
no m rcury, and is taken INTERIM s. ,,trs,
directly upon the blood AMI m1eoe' 3 ,.'rrh
of the system. In buying. ia Exon
Cure be sure to get the genuine ], j. nv bg
intensity, and Is made in Toledo 'N
F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testim ,nisls FREQ. b,rIe.
Fold by druggists. Price Toe. u! '''
Rslps Family Pills are the best
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08

SRCRETAKy HAYS treaty with the
English, by which this country was to
dig q most expensive canal through
foreign territory for the benefit of the
commerce of Great Britain, has been
found 90 Objectionable that an attempt
will be made to amend 1t by which tho
ships of countries with which this one
is at war, may not be allowed the free
use OF it. But the question is. will
Euglaud agree to any such amend
ment?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08

The proposition to promote AoJu-
tant- General Corbin to the rank OF Mo
ior- General has naturally revived mem
cries of the fact that the General, then
a lieutenant-colonel, was tried by court
martial on the charge OF AFFECT and pat
ept cowardice on the field of b1'le,
and, worse still. his then commander
Col. Morgan, now appears over biz
own name, as supporter Of the truth
of that charge. But as the General ct :
tered the federal army as an officer In
negro regiment, no one is surprised al
the charge referred to. or that the mem
orv of it has been revived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.
w ashington, March s.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Rawlins gave notice that on next
Monday at the conclusion of routine
business, hs would address the Senate
on the Philippine question.
Mr.. Mason offered petition of citi.
z,ns OF Illinois against the free a1mis
sion of tobacco and cigars toto the
United States from Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Mason made q motion to dis.
charge the foreign relations committee
from further consideration OF bis pro-
Boer resolutions. Under the rules it
went over one day. Tomorrow be will
demand vote.
Mr.. Mason introduced resolution
requesting the Secretary of State to
transmit to Senate all correspondence
between the State Department and the
eoverDm INT OF Great Britain relative to
the isthmisn canal.
A bill giving American register to the
steamer Windwsrd, presented by a
British citizen to Rpberr E. Peary, o..
s. N, the Arctic explorer, was pssse'
After routine morning business Mr..
Psttus was recognized for q speech in
opposition to the Puerto Rican bill. He
emphasized the fact that President Nc
Kinley, In his annual message, recon-
mendsd free trade for the island. Nc
Kinley, he thought, wss the head of
the party. Mr.. Pettus twitted the re-
publicsns for not standing by their own
leader.
Upon the conclusion OF the speech Of
Mr.. Pettus, Mr.. Foraker took the floor
in support of the Puerto Rican bill.
The House agreed to consider the fl
nance bill Tuesday next, the vote to TO
taken at 4:30 p. m. The debate on the
contested election case Of Aldrich vs..
Robbins, Alabama. was then resumed,
Mr.. Hamilton taking the flor in be.
half OF the contestant. The vote On
this case will be taken at 2:30 this after.
noon.
At $50 o. %. The House proceeded 10
vote upon the minority resolutions de-
claring that Robbins, democrat, is en-.
titled to his seat. II was defeated by q
strict party vote of 1873 to 1874
The vote then required on the MAORI
ty report sealing Aldrich, the republl-
can contestant, which Was adopted by
vote OF 142 to 1875
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.

George w. Drake, the famous Ken
tucky moonshiner detective, and a man
named Ford were killed near Torrent,
KY, recently, by William g.. John.
The British military authorities have
decided that General Cropje aud the
other Boer prisoners shall be sent i'm.
mediately to the Island OF 81. HeleDA,
there to remain until the end OF the
war.
The estimate of the number OF VIC
Tins OF the Red Ash mine disaster near
Fire Creek, w. Va, on Tuesday. vary
between ffty-two and sixty. Thirty.
four we're taken from the mine, twenty.
nine being dead and five seriously in
jured.
The notifications Of the Samoan arbi.
tra,ion treaty were exchanged at the
State Department in Washington yes-
terdsy afternoon by Secretary Hay for
the United States, Lord Pauncefote for
Great Britain and DR.. Won HOlleben
for Germany.
According to Asiatic advices received
by the steamer Empress of India the
recent coup d'etat of the Empress Dow
ager of China, in which the Emperor
Kusng Hsu was dethrOned and Prince
Tuan was named as his successor, bids
fair to embroil the Celestial empire in
civil war.
Advices received by local banking
interests in New York from small towns
and villages throughout the United
States indicate that State banks in all
sections Of the country are pre- Barring to
take out charters under the national
system as soon as the currency bill be-
comes a law.
Earl Cadogar, Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland, has notified the press that it
is the intention OF the Queen to visit
Ireland at the end of March or the be
ginning of April. The Queens decis-
ion to revisit Ireland after an absence
of thirty-seven years, excites much
pleasure and surprise. The visit is rep
resented as to some extent taking the
place of her Majssty's abandoned trip
to Bordighera, but 1t seems to have
been largely prompted by desire TO
recognize the brilliant services OF the
Irish brigade in Natal and to compli-
ment the army,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08

Rev. Thomas J. Mackay, pastor of
the Second Baptist Caurch at Newport
News, was named az Correspondent yes
terday in q suit Tor divorce instituted by
B. g. Blythe against bis wife, Carrie M d.
Thornton Blythe. Several months ago
Mrs. Blythe publicly accused The
preacher OF being intimate with her
He denied the charges and the church
and association Of ministers took up the
matter, The former acquitted the pas
tor. The latter did not 60 so far, but
held that the charge had not been
proved. The case has created q great
sensation. The respondent, Mr. Blythe
charges, has ny her own confession been
guilty OF infidelity. He alleges that she
has been guilty with divers persons for
the past three years, but mentions only
one uame, that OF Rev. Thos. J, Mac.
kay. On December 8, Blythe charges,
the respondent confessed and declared
her purpose OF leaving him. There are
five children and he asks that they be
given into bis custody and that the
deeds for two lots, now improved, made
to his wife, be reconveyed to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08

The STATE democratic committee
Of Illinois have declared against the al
legged British alliance and in favor OF
the Beers in the determined and des-
perate struggle they are making In de-
Tense of their country. In doing go
thew have acted in accordance with the
wishes of most other democrats, and
certainly with most of those in the
South. for the Beers are only doing In
South Africa what the Confederates
did in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
Archbishop Keane,

Dubuque. Iowa, March S.-Arcbbis
hop Keane, late president of the Cstbo
lie University, will succeed the la,e
Archbishop Hennessey, q the judgment
OF the best Informed clereymen who
have assembled here to attend the
funeral. Archbishop Keane is highly
regarded Rome. and, besides, the
Arch bishops, it is said, are certain to re-
conmend him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-08
THE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS.

The general assembly adjourned sine
die last night. There were but few
members of either House present to 20
through with the formality.
There were two sessions yesterday
though no business was transacted.
Final adjournment had to be deferred
until last night. because of the inabil-
ty TO get the great volume of bills pa E.
ed in the last few days enrolled 10 time
for the committee on enrolled bills to
get them signed by the officers Of the
two Houses and lay them before the
Governor.
Il is doubtful whether any previous
general assembly ever passed 30 many
bills in the last three days OF the seq
sion. They we're nearly 1000 bills for
the relief OF Confederates or their wild.
ows passed during the session.
Tie session came to definite end
last night at Ills o'clock, when the
Governor signed the last bill before
him.