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b. GORDON
holly and mistletoe just arrived At
Hubbard's greenhouse, Arapahoe avenue.
A Powder MIL Explosion

Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty
dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate
machinery OF your body with calomel
croton oil or aloes pills, when Dr. King S
New Life Pills, which are gentle as a
summer breeze, do the work perfectly.
Cures headaches, constipation. Only 25c
at Streamer's drug store.
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Denny Sullivan says the miner Dicker.
son, who fell down the ISo toot Welling
ton shaft. near Gold Lake, and though
be tumbled the entire distance, was un.
hurt pissed through an opening near
the bottom only IS inches wide, though
i, was four feet long. His body didn't
touch the least bit and his miraculous
escape from drowning was easily ac-
complished by his own unaided efforts.
Evidently be is no, very ia, man.
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The Iowa Cafe at 1880 18th street, the
Lans building, is forging to the front as
a place where the very best meals are
served at the lowest living ra'e-on.y 81
week BY the way, the Iowa will serve
supper for all who attend the mask ball
at the Armory New Years eve Those
who enjoyed its supper Christmas night
will be sure to 60 to the wa cafe on
New Years eve
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Every hour some one calls a, the Cam.
era office and subscribcs for the Camera
or Tribune IN combination with The
Commouer." Bryan's paper TO be Issued
In few days. The more the merrier.
II YOU have a dollar send II TO this office
for "The Commoner II you are paid
ahead montt. Tor the Camera or a year
for the Tribune weekly edition of the
Cameral "The Commoner" siil COS; " Il
but IS cents for year /, is surely
wo5'h that 10 read Bryan's thought on
nation Il questions once week
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Little Fanny Mcknight returned las,
evening from Thaysr. Kan. where she
has been for the past SIX months with
relatives. She was accompanied by her
cousin. Mr. George McNaueb,. who will
spe nd some time with relatives here.
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NICE HAIR EoR AL.
Once Destroy the Germ. and HAIR Grows
Luxuriantiy

Once Destroy the Germ. and HAIR Grows
Luxuriantiy
ANY one can have nice hair if he or she
has not dandruff, which causes brittle,
dry hair, falling hair and badness. To
cure dandruff It is necessary TO kill the
germ that causes it, and that is just what
Newbro's Herpicide does. Cornelius
Grew, Colfax. Wash says:
"One bottle of Herpic,de completely
cured me Of dandruff, which was very
thick; and it has stopped my hair from
falling out" 1t makes hair soft and
glossy as silk; delightful odor and re
freshing hair dressing. 1t will positively
make hair grow abundantly, and kills the
dandruR germ.
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SERVICES NEW YEARS. EVE.

A special service will be held at Sicred
Heart church beginning at HAS Monday
night. A midnight mass will celebrate
the close OF the old and the opening Of
the new year. Rev. Father Chrysostrom
will sing the mass at which the holy com
munion will be given.
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Volcanic Erupt,ons

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
Of ioy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures
tbs N also Old, Running and Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns. Warts, Cuts,
B, uises. Burns, Scalds. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth
Drives out Pains and Aches. Only Is cts
a boz. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
S&reamer's Drug Store
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Senator Ward. who returned from he
capital this morning. Is quit conhden,
Colonel Montgomery will b. elected
speaker. 1t IS thought the Boulder rep
reseni a,ives will line up for the doug hty
Teller county colonel. notwilhs andns
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The following from Denver paper:
"Henry F. Andrews and Clara B Un.
d .rwood. married December 27th at
Cheyenne. Wyo. At home in Denver
af:er January I5ih, at 1904 Champa
street." The groom is a nephew of DR.
H w. Allen and has hosts of friends
who extend the best Of wishes to him
an his bride.
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One OF the greatest sulting sales ever
/ 9Th street, 3oa off on all orders of suits
c. H. GooDING.
b. GORDON, Proprietor.
Manager.
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Prof. Rubin Goldmark of Colorao.
college gave a very interesting musical
recital at the preparatory sci ool Ia Isl
night. the attendance testing the seating
Capacity OF the auditorium. A soioIs'
illus rated DR.. Goldmark's points IN a
very fine voice and the doctor accom-
panied him on the piano.
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Exposing n Mean Game.

A Pennsylvania person has started 4
'possum farm near the city of Reading.
and will 60 into the raising OF the ami
mails as steady industry. Isn't il
about time something was done to stop
these Northern attempts to draw the
colored population away from the South
Nashville American.
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Little Mildred Harding arrived in
Boulder last evening from Breckenridge
to stay until Tuesday With Boulder
friends, Prof. George L. Harding. her
,ther, going on through to Long mont.
He will come to Boulder on Monday
an leave the following day to resume
his school duties at Breckenridge.
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The prep basket ball team have ar.
ranged a game with the Boulder Reds to
be PLAYED in the armory next Wednes.
day evening. Admission IS cents in.
Guiding game and dance. 20 1t
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Mrs Mcleod having attained the high
est score during the past month has the
honor of wearing the Whist club pin for
the month of January.
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Am in the market Tor an establish ed
and paying manu- iacturng. mercantile or
coal mining business In Boulder. Ad
iress P. o. box COO Denver. 20 81.
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I. j. Trevarton and his son'n law, Mr.
Vivian, were down from Nederland to
day to see about the concentration OF
thirty tons OF tungsten at the Culbertson
mill. This claim is down thirty feet and
Is true fssure.
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John w. Vinton, formerly OF Bou &, r
now doing substantial assay busnes
at Victor, came to Boulder for New
YeaI's-just to spend day or two.
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Hoods SalJaboNM
Ell1salalsl s l!;l;ll:.'lK5
Not VsciIIAtiDg,

Simpson is a trifle obstinate, isn't he ?"
"Obstnate? He wouldn't get out of
the way if he met cast iron safe tue b.
Ing down stairs, Chicago Record
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Money to loan on approved real estate
security. J. w. Richardson, corner l2'h b
nd Spruce street.
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Mrs f. +. Goooell has come down
from Ward to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs lawrence Tovey.
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The Monday Whist club decided by
vote at their last meeting that each me M
Der DC allowed TO bring her laoy friends
who are whist players at ,heit meeting
Monday
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Miss Emma Nicholson is over from
Denver spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs j. w. Nicholson.
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Miss UP;en gave delightful shIm Bile
parry this afternoon at her home, 1917
Walnut street., IN honor OF Miss Mudred
Butler OF Longmont.
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rne opular Nsuiert OF Holstein' 5
store has gone East to get himself wife.
H Ont time to form acquaintance win
Bouiuer giris.
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a SugFr Loa! wedding on Christmas
das mad Tor principals Miss Florence
Bspks ara Mr. g. Co.e. Cole banks
makes tine combination.
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MISS Thurston, who has been spend.
ing the past nine months IN Mlpnes sofa,
returned last evening in excellent health
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Mrs DR.. U. S. Clark and children have
retutre ed from the country, where they
have been spending Xmas with friends.
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Five.hundred pounds fresh pecan
m eats direct from the pecan orchards OF
r xas. Special price TILL January I.
MCDANIEL, 1910 18th St.
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Mrs d b. S,svick and Miss Laura
Stew ok. the mother and d ugh OF As
sistant City Attorney S,evick OF Denver
are visiting Mrs John A. Hall at I743
HUI street., for few days.
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Mr. Trezise went TO Sunset tod sy 10
who died Of dropsy yesterday.
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Lambert Sternberg's little daughter
Edna, Is recovering tiom case Of scar
lei fever.
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George ". Mcclure will move into
the hous- OF Mrs Clark on Spruce street
mex, week. Mr. Charles Mackenzie want
ing back bis Walnut street home.
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MISS Jeanette Martin went 10 Denver
Yesterday 10 meet an ola schoo mate
from Iowa. She will return on Sunday.
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Mr. e.. W. Van Antwerp and wife,
puents OF Mrs T. G.. Summers, and Miss
ida iliot OF Denver are her guests ior
he holidays.
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Miss Lemon left yesterday for Hugo
for a weeks visit with friends.
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DR. n. w. Allen will have his office
after January IN his residence at 1916
18th street. Phone number I3I B. "a I'd
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Mrs DR.. Dodge and daughter, Laura.
are spending few days at Long mon, as
guests of Mrs Fox,
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Some comic songs that YOU will re.
member at the Aimory New Years eve
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Mrs Virginia Feeny went to Denver
today to visit with friends
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Messrs Gene Ogden and Mcln,,re.
formerly Of the Elite laundry. have
started a laundry of their own on I3'h
street.
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Verein ball, Masonic Temple hall
Monday night
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The floor a, the Armory will be in the
pink OF condition Monday night.
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Escaped from Sing Slrg" at opera
house tonight.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Allister Lumber & Supply Co
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Charles Gilbert, the druggist, returned
home from the east this morning.
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Miss Fern Stradley of Longmont is the
guest OF Miss Claire Feeny.
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Leave your orders for coal with Nc.
Allister Lumber & Supply Co.
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Escaped from Sing Sing" is new
play and should be we'll patronized.
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+" To BE or
Syot to BE. "

That is the question that concerns epery
mortal: 4vhether ii is better to be half Ill,
ne, uous, qvon out, or 10 be qvcI strong,
cheerful and useful. The latter condition
Dil be yours if you take Hood S Sarsapa-
rna, America S Greatest Blood Medicine, =
fhere &c ,,1thi,n ecrtaf 10 Il
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AMERICA DAY AT OXFORD.
Degrees From the English Unlvers,t,
to Be Conferred on Prominent
Americans.

NEW YORK. June ga dispatch -
the Tribune from London says:
There will be no Commemorate
Oxford this month on account 81 49,
war but there will be an America
day on which a series Of honorary de-
grees will be conferred at specIai
meeting Of the convoeation. The lIst
will include the presentation Of n ~ ~
gree of doctor Of civil law to cbs.,,.
Eliot Norton, Of Harvard: doetor ~ y
divinity to the Rev. Morgan D,x 80
doctor of science to Professor ch.rs ''-
ler of Columbia. and Professor .sss.
Baldwin, Of Princeton. rhe LAST -
gree is remarkable, since psycbo,o~..
has never before had scientific rsoe..
milton of this kind in an English ,,n,
versity. ~
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matte Incident This was partly due
TO the fact that firm position was
taken BY the house on the armor plate
provision which transferred the fight
10 the floor Of the senate and to the
obstinate refusal OF Lentz, an Ohio
democrat. to permit any unanimous
consent TO legislation until the repub-
lican leaders had agreed to allow the
testimony IN the coeur d'Alene lnves-
iigation to be printed.
Lentz held the house by the throat
all day, and except for privileged mat
ters. things legislative were practically
at standstill
But tonight there was enough ex-
citement to compensate for the dulIness
Of the day session.
The house got It's dauder up over the
failure Of It's conferees to abide by
their instruction on the ocean survey
item and after an exceedingly sensa-
tlonal debate In which Cannon, chair
man Of the appropriations committee
made some startling disclosures as tc
the manner In which Commander Todd
hydroerapher Of the navy had waged
his campaign against the stand taken
by the house In favor Of coast and
geodetlc survey during the ocean work
The house rejected the conference re.
port BY an overwhelming majority and
the speaker took the almost unprece.
dented course Of appointing new con-
ferees on the part OF the houes. who
are not members OF the naval commit.
tee.
The debate was one Of the bitteresi
and most heated OF the session. Can.
non, in the excitement Of the moment
took OF his collar and necktie. and
with sleeves rolled up. aroused tbs
house to a tremendous pitch Of enthus.
iasm as he dealt the eonferees sledge
hammer blows.
The galleries. crowded to the doors
cheered the picturesque fight OF tbs
grizzled old veteran until the fretteC
ceiling rang. The conferees defended
their course as best they could. anc
FOss. acting chairman Of the commit.
tee. resented with bitter language ths
charge that he had betrayed the house
Hot words were handed back and
forth but the house was in an ugly
mood and was resolved to tight the sen
ate to a finish. The appointment a.
conferees. of Cannon. Moody and Sraf.
orth. all OF whom are in sympathy with
the houses position, assures no sur
render on their part until the house
itself shall direst them to yield.
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is AGulNALDo DEADY
Report From Manila Says Reported
Killing Is Purely Guess-Work.

MANILA, June "a dispatch from
Candon, dated June 4. says;
Major P. c. Marchs men, of the
Thirty-third regiment, returned to
Candon today by steamer from Appari.
The majority of the men are ready
for the hospital. They are thin and
weak, having travelled $50 miles in
the mountains. during which they suf-
fered greatly from hunger.
OF fifty horses which started with
the battalion, only thirteen survived.
The battalion practically collapsed at
Pial. thirty miles from Tuguearao, as
the result of fevers and exhaustion.
The officers say it is all guess work
as to whether Aguinaldo was shot.
Before the Americans struck Sagat. the
insurgent chief divided his forces into
parties of ten. following different
trails The report among natives is
that Aguinaldo was wounded in the
shoulder.
The papers shoy that nearly all the
presidents installed by the Americans
in General Youngs territory are
treacherous and have been making reg
ular reports to Aguinaldo as to the
disposition and movements of the
American troops. and they have been
collecting and forwarding taxes. Cap
tured papers also prove the disloyalty
OF native telegraph operators. They
have been sending Aguinaldo sopies of
important kilograms exchanged between
American officials, and letters were
also found relating to large contribu-
tions forwarded to Aguinaldo from
Spanish and other foreign business
men.
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ROBERTS PREPARES
FOR FINAL BLOW
--.---
Perfecting Arrangements to
Crush Last Of BOer Army.
TERMS OF A SETTLEMENT
SuspIelon Of q Secret Understanding Be-
tween Kruger and Roberts BY Which
War VIII Be Brought
10 Close.
TERMS OF A SETTLEMENT

LONDON, June Military opera
tions In South Africa are apparently
at a standstill. For a day or two the
tired troops OF Lord Roberts are rest
ing and he Is illllng the magazines and
warehouses at his new base. Pretoria,
preparatory 70 a long chase after the
retiring Beers In the direction Of Ly-
dcuburg. His cavalry are probably
seeking to intercept Communication.
eial B0tha.
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sTEUENBERG TRIUMPHs.
People of Idaho Sustain the Governor
in Attitude on Strike.

LEWISTON, Ida, June 6,-The forces
of Governor steunenberg triumphed to-
day in the state democratic conven-
ton by seating the contesting dele
CATION from Shoshone county, friendly
to the governor. by vote of 152
to n,
The result is a practical endorsement
of Governor Steunenberg's administra-
ton as applied to the Coeur d'Alene
troubles. as the fight was made al
most entirely on that line. The oppo-
sition to the governor made a stub
born fight for two days.
The Steunenberg men contend that
the Shoshone county democratic con-
vention was controlled by populists
VINO captured the primaries under the
dictation of those responsible for labor
troubles. On a preliminary vote to
seat neither delegation the proposition
was defeated by vote of 1872 to 81.
The vote on this contest showed
Steunenberg's control of the convention
and the opposition then gave way.
Resolutions were passed which en-
dorsed Bryan for the presidency and
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis, Of
Washington, for the vice-presidency,
and favor the fusion Of all reform
forces in the campaign.
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PEKIN'i. June IA strong imper-
ial edict issued this evening censures
the cowardlinsss Of the imperial
troops and orders the viceroy Of Pc
Chi Ii and General Jung Lu imme-
diately to suppress the Boxers.
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SHANGHAI. June 6.-Soldiers dis
patched to attack the Boxers have
fought an engagement quite close to
Pel1ing. Many were killed on both
sides.
In consequence of the representa-
tions of Japan. the landing Of a. large
Russian force at Taku is alleged to
have been stopped.
1t is believed here that should Russia
persist In sending a prepondering mill
itary fore to the front. a collision with
Japan will inevitably result. Alarm
ing reports are current here Of the
hurried completion of the mobolization
Of the Japanese feet.
The Russian minister at Picking, NJ.
Deiger. has made another attempt to
induce the Chinese foreign Office TO
formally request Russian assistance to
restore order. but the offer has not yet
baen accepted.
Violent dissensions are reported to
exist between the Chinese commander
in-chief of the forces. Jung Lu. and
Prince Ching Tuan. who. in accord
ance with the wishes of the Dowager
Empress, is strongly supporting the
cause Of the Boxers.
The mobs who murdered the English
missionaries, Robinson and Norman.
mutilated and disembowled the bodies.
The station at Yan Tin, three miles
from Peking, has been burned
The British minister, Sir Claude Nc
Donald, is reported TO be quite i'll.
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POLITICS IN CUBA.
Amalgamation of Party Organizations
Not Favored BY Party Leaders.

y ~.
HAVANA, June 6.--All the polIticaI
parties. through their representative
newspapers, have pronounced against
the plan of General Maxine Gomez
to amalgamate the party organizations
Members of the cabinet say the scheme
is not feasible, as such an election
would not carry any recognition from
the United States. More than this
they assert that an amalgamation ia
unnecessary, as they have an assur-
ance from the United States govern
ment that a convention will be called
as soon as possible after the elections
Of all the mayors, to form constit,-
ton which will be presented for rat-
i6cation to the next congress. Con-
sequently, as they argue. If General
Gomez were to carry out his plan -
taking a plebiscite, it would make ava,
the friends of Cuba believe it impossi-
bic for the Cubans to do anything with
ont fighting among themselves.
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NEW YORK. June GA dispatch TO
the Tribune from London says:
The promenade from Cape Town to
Pretoria was ended yesterday, after u
battle Of naneuvers, rather than serl-
GUS lighting Lord Roberts gives a
detailed description OF this engage
ment and helps thereby to dignity the
entry Of the British troops into the
capital. The details have u hollow ring
aud II Is not clear that the resistance
offered by the Beers was serious. The
Roos, when attacked by the mounted
infantry and the Yeomapry, fell back
upon position IN the rear. where they
had concealed several guns
The naval guns and the batteries of
artillery moved up with the infantry
brigade behind them, and the Dutch
retired The Beers then made feeble
attempt to turn the left flank OF the
British army. but were thwarted when
General Hamilton's column OF mount
ed infantry filed the gap. The Beers
retreated and Lord Roberts army,
after blvouaclSlng over night, entered
Pretoria yesterday afternoon, the
Guards leading the way. The casual
ties We're not heavy, and the engage
ment was n series OF maneuvers on
each side. without desperate fighting,
In the Dutch stronghold.
Lord Roberts was embarrassed by
the Earl of Rosslyn's enterprise last
week In revealing the helplessness Of
panic-stricken Pretoria, and the ia
cllity with which It could be entered
by the British troops, and he was de-
privcd Of the credit of forcing his way
into the Boer capital. since the eager
ness of the officials to surrender the
town was proclaimed when he was not
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Chinese Boxers to Extermi-
nate Foreigners on Sunday.
POWERSLAND MOREMARINES
Imperial Orders to Suppress the "Bcxert'
Issued From Pskin. Bat No Heed
wiz Be Paid Fight With
Catholics.

PEI.ING. June 6.-The situation Is
growing steadily worse. Events move
with such rapldity and affairs. owing
10 the excitement OF the natives, are
50 critical, that the foreign ministers
hold frequent meetings.
They feel the need Of free hand for
energetic action. without perpetual ref
.erence to their home governments.
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LONDON. June GA special dispatch
from Louronco Marqles. dated June
Q. says:
Butler and Christian Bolha met at
Lalngs Mex. at Buffers request. when
three days armIstlce was agreed
upon'
The dispatch adds that the British
evacuated Utrecht.
Unll the situation In the neighbor-
hood OF Pretoria Is enlightened. the Of
arlals here. Az well as others, VIII
find difficulty In prognosticating Rob
erts Imme llate program.
4, appears evident that the Boer
mmander-in-chlef. General Botha.
with all his guns. withdrew in good
order. probably along the Delagoa Bay
railroad. with a view OF joining Presi-
dent Kruger So the Transvaal forces
remain practically intact with Presl-
dents Kruger and steyn and General
Botha and Secretary OF State Reitz all
safe and In n position to continue the
direction OF affairs.
The more optimistic see In the fact
that President Kruger's wife and
General Botha's wife were lefi at
Pretoria an indication that the presi-
dent does not count on long resistance.
In nny case IL win probably take
Roberts a week at least TO organize n
campaign Of pursuit. The military
authorities anticipate that the next
important news viii come from Gen
eral Buffers direction,
A belatcd dispatch from Mafeking,
dated May 81. announces the British
occupation OF Malmanla, where 200
Beers surrendered.
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MORE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES

NEW YORK. June 6.-The Social
Labor party, in convention in this
city today, nominated Joseph F. NAL
oney, of Lynn, Mass, for president of
the United States. and Valentine Reb-
nell, of Pittsburg, for vice-president.
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TIEN TsIN. June GA blood pla-
card threatens the extsrmInation Of
foreigners here on June 10.
It is rumored that the Boxers and
Catholic Christians fought at Tung Hu
Tuesday. three Christians being killed.
One hundred and thirty-one British.
81 German 80 French and As Italian
marines have arrived here. These re-
Inducements render Tien Tsln secure.