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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
correspondence Wiarusa.
z MELLEN
(W1s).

j~eszcze W tym roku ma tyG pobu-
.owana nova, jeszcze a tax duza,
przeto juz 1s Czerwca zaczeto usu~
wac gruzy z pogorzeliska.
Maszyny v znajdujacej sic
obok parowej heblarni szybko
drzewe do novel gar
a ludzi, kt6rzy niedawno
ztad byli wys}ani do pill v Ned
wood Philips, Wis. cofaieto z.
do Mellen, ably ponagali
usuwa6 gruzy i przygotowywa6
mi<jsce do novel budowy. 1pr1ez
to ruch znowu coraz wisoej sic Of
" Mellen i % widoki M
robote tutaj :
Dodaje, ze dwdch zawo}anych
niestety Polacy, speku-
luj4c ma ob{owienie sic niedopalone-
mi sk6rami przy pozarse garbarnl,
Q ma}o' fakomstwa swego zyciem
ME opfacili. Wydobywajac z CRU
z6w swedzace sig sk6ry, wpsdli do
glebokiego do1u, gdzle sk6ry mo-
czone by}y " truciznie, lecz szcze-
sciem, gdy sic juz dobrze trucizny
na4ykali, w~yratowano ich i wyle~
czono. Nazwiska ich Jan Siemion,
z Mellen pochodzacyl i Adam Die
w!atkowskl z MedWood, Wis.
Ostatni, ledwie go doktorzy z rak
w%ypuscili, up11 sic z radosci. jak
bella, l chwiejec sic ma nogach, z
w1elk1m ha1asem ~powr6ci1 do domu.
Obeenie cd kilku dni grono
urzednik6w Towarzystwa zabez-
pieczen1a cd ognia, mezczyzni i
danny, zajmuje sic spisem inwenta-
z oraz ~obliczaniem wartosci spa
lionel garbarni. urzednicy garbarni
zas szczeg6lowo spisuja, ileby ko-
sztowa1a budowa i Gale urzadzeGle
novel takiej, wiekszej fabryki.
4 T, D.
30
Il milwaukee
(WIS.)
Tegoroczny karnawa} " naszem
miesc1e rozpocznie sic 81 Czerwca i
petrwa 4 dni.
w zesz}ym tygodniu otworzono
tn " Mineral Spring Parku, z
ceremoniAmi t. wv. New
York Coouey Island.
W koselele sw. Wojciecha "
Milwaukee " Niedziele, l
Lipca przystapla Polskie dzieci do
.pierwszej komunli sw. W dniu 4
zas Polacy " tenn miescie
u1zadz4 wielka wsp6lna wycieczke.
20 ukonczeniu calerocznych
egzamin6w v kolegium Pho Mono
W St. Francis, ~Profesorzy urzadzi-
Ii studentom t. wv Field day, z
wyscigami 0 nagrody.
Z SOUTH A
(Nebr.)
Pan Antoni Bazaar, przepro-
wad.iws.y sic tudotld : Ashton,
ptrxymuje tn n Railroad
kys.. pod numerem s2s. wsorowy
sion, Y kt6rym ka1dsgo. czasu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
Czy rak jest nteu1eczainy?

Wszystkie medyczne powagi
zgadzaja sic, re tylko W pewnych
rzadkich wypadkach i to tylko "
pierwszem STADIUM cboroby mo-
zebnem Jest wyleczyc raka, Z ma
wet i wtedy jedynie zapomocs
trudnej, a przytem nadzwyczaj
niebezplecznej operacyi, kt6ra ME
zawsze bywa sukcesem. Jak tylko
rak ~razszcrzy} sig nieco wiecej, ME
moze bye juz wycietym z systemu
a szczeg6lnie z wewnetrznych r
gan6w, nieprzystepnych ola noza
operatora. -.
Zo1adek lime wewnetrzne
organyJ zaatakowane Przez raka,
ME moga bye ~wyleczone, geyz sam
choroby jest tego rodzaju, ze wy
dziela materye zakazaj4ca krew:'
Many jednakowoz trodki, "a
pomoca kt6rych mozemy niedo~
puscis do formowania sic i POI
wstania raka, a naJw1ecej Z tako~
wych skutecznem najtanszem i
n.jprzyjemoiejszem lest Trlas~
m A~mefykanskt EliXlr
ozyli Gorzkie Vino, wyrabiane
JUL 10 lat przez Jezefa Trinera,
.4s7 : 18th St, Chicago III. Vino
to okaza}o sic nadzwyoza; wyborn4
medycyn4 v tysiacach wypadk6w
jake czyszczace j regulujace ca1y
system j m6zgg.
Opr6cz teggo Eliksir amery-
#.#" -E
kanski Trinera, ozyli gorzkie vino
jest szczeg6in1ejszym srodkiem
pokrzepiajacym nerwy i reguluje
eyrkulacy4 krwi, wskntek czego
vino to jest nieocenlona medyoy-
NJ y sezoaack goracych.
Aozeoie jje dosta6 = k.zdei n
pteoe alb0 piszcie wprost do
fabryksnta.
lo..,a 7t;.ea
AZ ". ls,l .tr. Chicago NJ
#$Ha@} %&TT54@4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

Wawrsynkiewiicz zalokyli do spdlki
polsk4 gospode . raczej salon ne
ropu ulic 33ciej i L. v South q
maba Zacnc wiarusy Polonusy :
blizszego j dalszego sasiedztwa
racza ich 9askawie pspierat, DO
ma to zas}uguja.
z roBUsIA
(W1s).
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Prosze niniejsza korespon'
dencya umieSoit " 1amach VIA
RUsA.
Wielebny Ks. Romuald Magot,
v wiekn lat 70, kt6ry parafa naszae
obiaf doplero x~esz{ej iesleni, opusz-
GA mas i wyjezdza do Rzymu,
gdzie ma zamiar zamieszka6 ma
stale.
) I'ara6anie Torunscy staralf sic
czcigodnego pasterza tego Pro6ba-
mi sweni odwieS6 cd zsmlarp
wyj.zdu i prosili. aby pozostal Y
par.6i naszej AZ do swej imierei,
pro5by jedn.k ME Iostaly wys}a-
ch.ne. Zdaje sic man,, Re Wielb.
ks. Magot pielgrzymke do Rzymu
i spedzenle reszty dni zycia v tenn
mie6cie przyrzekl PAnu Bogu ola
tego dluzej ME smiemy go presto,
ably pozostaf m1edzy nami. Zs
szczerego serca zyczymy ~mu tez
szczesliwej podr6zy l wszelkiej ma
dial pomyslnosci. .
Przyznat jednak musimy, il
ciezko nam Jest utraciG tax dobre-
90 p~asterza, "a rzad6w kt6rego
mielismy W para6i ciag}ae zgode /
b}ogos1awiehstwo Bozes
Pod zarzadem Wielb. Ks.
Magota sprawilismY do koscio4a
naszego reszte potrzebnych Spree
tow koscielnYch i sp@acillsmy $500,
d4ugu, to jest wieksza po}owe ma
szego d}ugu, kt6ry podczas budowy
ko$ciola zaclagna6 musielismy
Jeszcze raz zyczymY czclgodnemu.
probes zczowi naszemu szczesliwej
podr6zy i wszelkiej W zyciu POI
myslnosc1 i szczerze dziekujemy "a
prace jego, nauki i dobre przJ~
klady.
Jaki ksiadz parafie nasza Or
bejmie, dotychczas ME jest VIA
domem.
Parafianin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
VIEW YORKU.

DR.. Zarembai ktory ME dawno
temu, jak odgrywaf role wielkiego
czlowieka, polityklera, a navel mi~
lionera.... Cz}owlek . niepospoli :
tych zdolnosciach l sprycie, - kt6-
'ry potrafn pojat "a lone c6rke
pewnego milionera nowo-yorskiego'
" talim sic teras znajdu;e pofo~
ieniu. - Otto lego wlasny list. kt6-
~ pisze do red. Kuryera Nowo-
yorskiego:
z SING SING PRISON, N. T.
Sing Sing Prison, 80 Maja l9co.
szanowny i Drogl Panic!
Nam to income przekonanie, re
-
prosba mo ia poza KRAFT w~iezienia
znajdzie posluch u Szan: Pana
Panska dobroc ola mnie M poczat.
ku mego wiezienia, gdym byl-jesz-
cze interwowany Y ,,Tombs" tenn
bard1iej mi dodaje otuchy, e pros.
be moja wyslucha SzaDow~Pan.
Me bsds 50 nadzil dlagieni je-
remiadaml. ze oierpie -ljak oier~
piiis. j.li. .tl.'.h. i.tp's.s por.l-
= oslswisk przschoasi = e t1lke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
NIEMCY

mic uzna1a narodowoSci
pOlskiej.
Do przyjetej przez sejm pr4skl
ustawy o przymusowem wycho-
waniu dzieoi nieletnlchy pose} ks
yazdzewskl wni6s} poprawke, zqda-
jaca umieszczania takich dzieci
nietylko odpowiednio do ich wy
znania, W domaoh katollokich lub
ewangislickioh. ale take odpo-
iwiednio. do ioh narodo wo6oi, {. j.,
10 dzieci polskie, ktdre podlega}y~
BY Przymusewemu / wyohowauiu.
;rihsy byd pnisslo.aas. = rodi-
mach polskioh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
DrObne EchA.

&c. -.- E
WYJECHALl do. starego
kralu ma ) miesieczny pobyt
ks. Zaleski ze Silver Lake,
MINI, Z dwiema siostrami, i
ks. Zielonka z Opola, MINI.
ZJAZD ZW1AZKU Spie-
wak6w Polskich odbedzie sic
" dniu S Sierpnia W Chicago.
A G "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

mane lnb zakwestyonowans. zadna'
ustawa togo slowa trdlswskiseo
nigdy dotad ME ~Sciesniala. ani ME
usunesa".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
9aiig Eagle
II. Nj. MURDOCH. Editor.
A Sound of Woe in the Wind.

What will Populist friends do or where will they
dock the godbug in
tracking Bryan his Chicago platform nomin-
stng the Yankee sailor Admiral Dewey who is yellow
metal advocate Of deepest dye who being utterly
at variance with every Popust party
western prairie his life? The nomination Of
Dewey absorption Pop party or its extinction
There would be but escape that party
ust ticket And only the prairie Popust who is
concerned but the Popuhst being
accord with Deweys' monetary ideas have little
New England Yankee But these Popuiss the south
Will not be heard the Kansas City convention Only
old rock-rbbed survivors Confederacy and the
younger and progressive element any
Democratic national conventions Southland 1t
will strike people that the political predica-
ment is promising the Pop party as it might be-
1t seems to have been sad day Fusion when
Widow Hazen consented become Mrs Admiral Dewey
and there is of wings the western
wind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Jerry Simpson Still in Evidence.

The silk stocking statesman Simpson, has submitted
another interview in which evident among
other things that he feeling better individually
and fusion prove safer Dewey had taken his advice and
sailed away from Manila Immediately Spanish ships
sunk Had Dewey backed water then he would have
had op head steam now. Deweys candidacy mean
ing death Fusion, gold currency the
llnqushment of all that the war with Spain
Simpson expresses the opinion Dewey the victim of
epubIican party is foredoomed Jerry convinced
being certain Chester Longs defeat
becomes inevitable Jerry a funny fellow
would be soemnly wise We inclined think that
Breidenthal has cinch but ready believe
that Dewey win fail making lively Bryan 16
by the Big Seventh declares
candidate United States senate from
Kansas Breidenthal Pop state ticket
will be successful this fall will his paper and per
organ Bayonet Topeka so that
made the official paper of the state
Jerry however an exceptionally sensible adnis-
his interview. says that there
ranks Seventh congressional district
Democrats having to man for years. now
hold that It only fair that
given a congress. Claude Duvan seems
choice of the Democrats Major Brown the
AS Democrats though simp-
say it, they succeed they will submit
for the Pops as they used to doing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Country Editors are Born, Also Made.

Country editors born made only by the machinery
experience Insists Congressman C. Lands One can
not be made in day. Money make metropolitan
newspaper in hour Give country editor money
will a metropolitan newspaper successful
while not metropolitan newspaper thousand
could make country succeed Why? Because
the metropolitan newspaper adaptable cir
cumstances
1t would surprise a country newspaper man were
subjects for high school essays
obituary leading citizen requested advise
farmer the matter of lawsuit, irpplored tender
his good offices settling dispute between friends
quiet domestic neighbours family
threatened ripen into divorce by
daugher of farmer subscriber who about marry
fathers will and desires of
stayed medley this editor in large
ci+1y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
The Bear ProWIs and Shifts.
city crazy.

Russia aggressive designs we'll as in
China, Asia Minor, which is the heart of
pre and Persia The is fond of peace may
if he can evidently not
the extension of his many directions
and rapidly possible without going beyond the
which very great military empire exert by
merely threatening troubles
of the British South Africa England
a stop forms of Russian pro-
gression British preserves parts the
world.
The ominous preparations of the Russian and japanese
departments continue The Russians making
uous efforts to fill Arthur grain even at panic
prices importing quantities of wheat
Japan called naval
during approaching maneuvers, when the Jap
anese fleet will be engaged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Borchgrevink's Antarctic Discovery
live and Cod reigns.

The average citizen appreciate the efforts made
the poles Of the good of all the
hazard, distress and death, way? compelled
the scientists and for their own
satisfaction not In age when men have been
speak disrespectfuy the equator the fact
Borchgrevink the Norwegian explorer reports the
discovery of the south magnetic pole be
by with the commen-"no worth the exepnse."
incidentally. however, the expedition which Sir
George Newnes fitted Iavishly years ago may
expect that the world general
ally enlarged by the rults attand by Borchgrevink
his associate Of learning.
Comparatively early the century closing it was
Anerincan explorer the famous Lieutenant Wilkes
practically opened up the Antarctic region human
knowledge. Since the celebrated Ross expedition, which
was England in 1888 until years
addition the knowledge acquired by Wilkes Ross
las been mankind. that the full report
successful Of the daring Morse
explorer rounding q century OF discovery viii be
awaited with interest in many circles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Gen. Bobs and the British Both Sweat.

1t looks though General Sir Lord Roberts and his
in danger of being by Beers
their base of supplies their cut Off
a corporal forming himself into hollow
capturing the the enemy. But
that England yesterday very uneasy and also
Bobs dispatches which are
ell censored by British officials. irony of
reake Bloemfontein after all the
British boastng of late. That the burghers Krugers
caught their wind quite
Successive victories eliminating in the
oupaton the apparent capituation of
the part of the Orange Free State pumped the
British mind too full of confidence Doubtless the press
magnfed these wtha suddenly the order
things been reversed The British repro
duce their old of falling nest and
through careessness They lose seven
guns $50 sight Robertss headquarters and
Kruger proposes to force
fighting the end The Beers even appear to be
ready take the They gained confidence
during British delay, Roberts may soon have to
curtaiI his resting period.
promised picnic seems to have been in
definitely postponed. no longer heard FROM and
being criticised probably be
hero It would be a sorry cold on the
queens Dublin bulletins should some
morning announce that the Beers had retaken Bloemfon
ten that the burghers determined stand
the Free and that Transvaalers resumed
the oensive with terrible effectiveness
The war South Africa is net over The republics still
live Cod reigns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Underpaid Letters.

The British postofice authorities have notified the
United postal department that of one
every twenty-five Great Britain from
country sufficiently postpaid. This of
that the pay double the
short in order to receive the letters.
A large number of people refuse pay this and the
letters this country, the
annoyance the sender the English and Amer
lean postofhce people.
is worthy mention that of the letters from
Germany only every hundred underpaid
Among the one-half per
wanting in the postal balance while of those addressed
to Russia one-half of per cent underpaid.
This accounted by continental peo-
pie attentive smaller details of their
correspondence.
The postofce authorities attribute portion of the
within country
two while that of foreign letters
five cents for half ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

Up 70 date the new railroads nave hurt
no town IN Oklahoma.
Next Tuesday the Populist territorial
convention meets in Enid
Dr. John Fee, county health officer
al Oklahoma City, has resigned.
Oklahoma City and Guthrie arc getting
up parties to attend the Paris exposi-
ton.
The national Republican committee
man elected is not TO be a national dele
gate.
1t is just month until the time the
Republicans viii choose their delegates
10 Philadelphia.
Senator Ravens says of Dewey that the
president of the United States is never
called upon TO sink fleets.
The spring elections are over and the
typos have distributed that pick u"
reading: Another Lie Nailed.
Saltwater has had a railroad long
enough now not to think of an earth
quake every time train pulls in.
Sheriff Copeland Of Oklahoma City has
taken seven prisoners TO the big stone
building at Lansing. Kansas, this week
The farmers feel it in their bones that
this is goin gto be a big corn year, and
are preparing TO put in large acre
age.
One of the charges against Agent Pol
lock is that he swears. AS II an Indian
agent didn't have enough 10 make him
swear.
The holding of the convention st Enid
is a departure. Hitherto no territorial
Republican convention has been held in
the Strip.
A whole lot of the fellows are finding
Dill. af~,g,s h.
fore they announce their candidates. for
delegates.
The principal kick on Judge MeAtee
seems TO be that he got into the Repub-
lean party without going through the
initiation.
The postoffice in Oklahoma named Can
ton has been discontinued and the Barnes
men will probably charge it up to the
organization"
No one in Oklahoma seems to be in
favor Of Dewey. Oklahoma's six dele
gates at Kansas City Will cast their
votes for Bryan.
Hester of Kipgisher is a candidate for
Charley Bickells place at Fort Supply.
Kester is a little heavy, but he can take
his shoes off and run like scared wolf.
Ignoce Hainer, the father Of Judge
Hainer died in Iowa March 26. lgnoce
Hainer was considered one of the best
Latin scholars in the world. He was
eighty-one years Of age. From 1856 10
1861. he was professor OF Latin In the
University OF Missouri.
D. c. Lewis said somthing about Judge
]. L. Brown in the court room at Okla
homa City the other day, and Brown
said TO Lewis: ''Will you apologize for
that inslnuation?" IT will not" said
Lewis Brown said: "You will, you dash
dashety dash dashum," and then the
deputy sheriff declared the war off, and
the judge fined Brown SIS for contempt Of
court.
Blackwell Times-Record: w. T. Walk
er was in the city Monday Of this week
on his way from uthrie TO Enid, where
he was going to bid on some school bonds.
Mr. Walker emphatically denies having
any designs on the Craftsmanship of the
territorial committee, and is only inter-
ested as every good Republican should
be, in the selection of good man for
the place
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Nineteenth Century ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

undertake specify the greatest achievement
Typography made in the century There have been
achievements, and is puzzle to pick out the that
greatest The advance uniform all along the
line Consider the inventions:
The stereotyping process
Fourdrnier paper making machine
Composition mixing rollers.
Cylinder printing machines
Typesetting machines.
Electrotyping process.
Photo-engTaVing process.
Web printing machine
Each new invention had depend in great measure
development of other and machines
The cylinder press practicable without the
position mixing roller The web printing machine would
been small value without the endless web of
provided by the FoUrdriner paper making machine Not
the man; age invents"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
The Ferris Wheel Sold for Junk.

Ferris wheel in Chicago is to be sold for junk
financial history interesting. During Fair
$S2OOO of which 100000 profit Of
this S225O0O the Worlds Fair company The
present site $175OO0
since there the said have lost
100000. will $4,000 the down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07
Not a Costly Cross.

The Victoria measures inch and two-ffths
square actual weight S grains just
one-half grains less than intrinsic
a penny farthing The Victoria Maltese
from captured from the enemy.
royal crest below bearing
For valor." The reverse side is bare
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

Dewey is match for admiral earth, but he can
compete with the American reporter and
whenever he sees should order all lights out and
scoot his life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

There are plenty nominations, and they should be
passed Mckinley have the Republican nomin
alton Dewey the Democratic and Bryan the Populist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

Grover Cleveland absolutely noncommittal on
Deweys candidacy terribly. terribly significant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

This is a funny world. year ago the Bryan Demo
crazy to have Dewey say he was Democrat
Now they don't like hear him say it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

Mrs Dewey reporters: The admiral ha
mind of his own; he thinks for himself She must hav
wept when she that cold print.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

heroes hard time of It. Hobson kissed
women by wholesale killed himself Dewey kissed
only her, and she is getting him into
trouble
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

The Democrats will begin notice in week that
Republicans for the nomination Of Bryan not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

TRANSFORMERS instructions sixy-four delegates for
Bryan was body blow the Dewey BOOM only day
old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

some reason or other Roberts doesn't appear
rushing the Beers back the ropes much.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

may be great deal harder Roberts get OF
Bloenfontein than TO get an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

a hero is a man who has done something heroic and
then doesn't aspire anything.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

Dewey has heard somewhere that Pennsylvania occa-
sionaly goes Republican Dewey learning politics fast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

Queen Victoria Is feeding Ireland marshmaIows
She has ordered her youngest great grandson named Pat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

greatest danger 70 Beer cause cool pa
sienee OF General Roberts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

Dewey says Y am Democrat" This is rank plagiar
ism from David Bennett Hill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-07

AL guesses mast 5s recsivsd a. the business of5cs
.Ls sgie not later than six oclock P n, Saturday,
ii ztb ana nus, De made cozPoa hereto attached.
The age-herald., 1900-05-10
BUTTONS BRIGADE
 CROSSES THE ZAND
Boers Attempted to Surround Them Caus- ing a Ketreat-The British Ad-
 vance Goes Steadily On.

London May 10, 415 a. m-General Hut tons mounted brigade, including the Canad- ians with part of General French's cav airy crossed the Zand river Tuesday and began to work its way cautiously along the railroad northward in the track of the re- tiring Boers.
 About 5000 horsemen were probably en- gagged in this advance. General Hutton, be- fore he was joined by a part of General French's force, had sharp fight. This was on Monday. when he reached the river, and saw the Boer conveys on the other side and pressed forward, intending to cross and capture them. The Boers, however, opened fire with from eight to ten guns, forded the river above and below, and sought to en- velop the British. General Hutton fell back several miles, the Boers following until other British cavalry enforced Hutton During the night the Boers retreated, not further contesting the crossing
 The Boer attack on General Hutton does not indicate any such panicky conditions as have been alleged to exist among them Nevertheless the British advance rolls on steadily.
 General Broadwood and General Bruce Hamilton have penetrated fifteen miles be- yond Windburg. According to the Boer ad- vices sharp skirmishes are of daily occur renee.