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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

heat Of Che motion rlnu lorrrs NJ WY up The
tuip Into the lungs whom % rmNuHiA MtAkl
down their delicate structure mthluf rNr-i colo
n danger iu ilr. Tuu can't rnnl iu uuit WORK
inF and an daily rruutd b. thl. ninl dust ana
inloneo heat What yUu nud Ynur ifirnda need
D. Acker's EuuiNh Remedy This VII make SOU
thumt aud Iuura strung aketA W WI heal TIE
Irritation. hfarc up your strength. and you urgt
mover hsp n dlts work I h4fr nniiped that ~
suinr mills There ARE un C4ses ~ lunsumWion
The reasHu Dr. tiut Arkerf fuglish Ecmtdf u
used iy 'hu men working There.
eold 90 a1r la and q y lniilc, Throughout
Che limited -tifts und tunndn nnd in England
hf is 20 81 at A. n1 ii lnu aW not satisfied
after huylnr rlufn thr lutilc 90 your druggist
aud ECt iuuf nIuTft turk
ufrlHari flf aislet 1unrdHief
HH HpohlE q tD irafra0. Nsa iwk
For Sale nv !. n O'Rlelly n Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
nEQuIsIrInNa nNANrED.

acquisitions were granted by Acting
Governor Wallace for W r.. Key,
wanted Tor uplawfully rcm0ving mort
gagged property out OF the state OF Tex
az. and Tor o. NJ solomon. charged
with swindling. The acquisitions were
asked FOR by Governor Joseph u. Say
ere Of Texas. y. q, Porter. sheriff Of
Lian0 county. Texas was designated to
take charge of the men, Who ate held
IN custody az AlamGEordo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

AokeFa English Remedy viii stop a
cough ~ any tlfae. ana will cure the
worst cold In twelve hours, or money
refunded 20 eta. and % cts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
MiNINa DELnqATE.

Acting Governor Wallace appointed
sally y. Raunheim. OF san Pedro. san
ia Re county. q delegate to the inter-
national mining congress at Milwau-
keg vice A. W. Harris. Of Kingston.
Sierra county, resigned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
1u a positive guarantee. Cures heart
burn, raising Z the food. distress at
ter eating or any form OF dyspepsia.
one little table, gives immediaSs rsilsf.
% cts and 10 eta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
AN INCORPORATION.

The olympia Mining company. capt
tai fg00,000. headquarters at hi pas0.
has tlled Incorporation papers az she
office 0f the territorial secretary. The
incorporators anu directors are Lorion
Miller OF Albuquerque. Alveh ". ulf-
ford. % Alamogordo. William 70. Mar
lin. Edward kinacll Thomas B john
son % El Paso. The company VIII OPP
crate ia New Mexico. Arizona and Chit
huahun and apnora Nrxfa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Prof W - Koch, formerly connect
ed wita the faculty o. the Territorial
Normal school az silver city. ia IN the
city from Chanute, Kansas. Prof
Koch was recently olected a teacher IN
tho public schools OF this city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
roLicE CouRT
Justice Crawford Kept nuay rrytng Col
orrd soldiers.

Justice Crawford Kept nuay Trying Cot
ored soldiers.
James Mortcn. a soldier of Troop II.
Ninth cavalry who film-namod the old
colorcd drayman. walker Allen, out o.
t25o. was up before Justice Crawford
this morning and was sent 10 the c0un-
ty jail Tor thirty days, The testimony
introduced showed that MOrten was
worth thousands OF dollars-ln his
mind. he told his victim that be had
In a bank al FUrt WinRate (there IL no
bank thcre) about si.s00, and that he
had deposit az an Albuquerque bank
Of $50 In money, which he would turn
over 90 him az soon No the bank OPEN
cd. provided he could Immediately Sc
cure gg.50 The bait was catching
Allen thought he aas $3.50 In interest
for an accommodation loan Of only $50
AID be loaned that sum TO Morten. The
latter failed to keep his promlso--ln fact
had no money In the bank. ana Allen
reported matters 10 Marshal MoMillin.
TIe slick rascal was soon located
and yesterday lanEulEhod In The city
Jail lie now IL IN the county iaii over
IN old town.
George A. stuart. another Fort VIM
gate trooper, who wrote a note calling
for t45 and forged 20 u the name %
Capt A N. Fuller, will doubtless be
taken back to Fort wingate for milf
tary trial This case was supposed 70
have come up before Justice Crawford
this morning. but Governor Slower.
from whom stuart attempted TO secure
the money, failed TO appear, claiming
that the case was a military one and
should not be tried by civil authorities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
WOrkn1en

.ou have srtn hund .cis 81 yuuf c0mrlninni
waste away Doe mlil nud iuudV Win pgiei.tsnl
Inuch. 1uu have seen huuuuuf ~ lurh. ule WIN
wives lon suuiic.a nui chihun thfuWn ulnn
he fnerriosnf toe Cild WuiW lNt nusr ~. iHilit
luunhcd hla lIfH sway. iuo Ff you NfAihH
.vrfg dav ~ fuil nf shafp metallic dust which n
inhaled into Too iuun. aud irfiiairs thsir dtlifht
lining. Ia the casu u glua hiuNefa, We hff"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Mok Tea positively cures sick head
acne. Indigestion and constipation. a
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions Of the skin. producing a per-
feet complexion. or money refunded.
% cts and 10 cts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Attorney for iiaintiua.
Tho above sale hiss been post puhNd ny
the request ~ thr plnlutins iiil Monday,
me gth day OF July, a. ID. lVN
THDs. A uNhhElds,
NuFrlnl Master.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
OFFICIAL NOTts
NoTARfEs PUBLIC.

Acting Governor Wallace has APP
pointed the following notarles public.
Leopold Bibo. laguna. Gus Weiss. Gu
hero. Andres Nontoya. all OF Valencia
gouufv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Ivy poisoning. poison wounds and all
other accidental injuries may be quick
~ cured by using Dowitt'a Witch Haz-
eli salve. IL IL also a certain cure sor
piles and skin diseases Take no other.
Berry Drug Co. and Cosmopolitan drug
store.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
CHAIRMAN JONES CONFIDENT
Or MIR. BRYAN'S ELECTION-EN-
SECRETARY OLNEY TO SPEAK.
Oy Telegraph to Nirglnlan- Pllon

- ~ ' - t7''''N'''-l i'plp
New York. Sept. Ex-senator James
Is. Jones let for Chicago this evening
Before he left he said:
The situation In The East Is very
favorable for the election OF Mr.. Bryan
IL has improved Wonderfully since
last was here. The situation in this
state is excellent SO far as the election
OF MIR Bryan and the State ticket is
concerned. The situation in the States
of Connecticut and New Jersey exceed
the expectations had before this, my
last visit, and | am very hopeful that
Mn. Bryan will carry these States. |
am sure that he will carry West Nir-
Sinia and Maryland and | might say
that Delaware can safely be placed IN
the Democratic column
Senator Jones does not expect to re-
turn to this city before election day.
The sub committee will have full
charge OF the campaign in the East.
According 10 Information given out
at headquarters eX-Secretary Olney Will
speak before the iroquois Club OF Chi
cago soon for MIR. Bryan. Judge Dunno,
OF Chicago. ana q member OF the club,
returned from Europe last Saturday.
on his arrival Air. hlcNeal teegraph-
eel him TO await him in this city. They
met ana went 10 Boston, where an in
vitatiOn was given to MIR. Olney and he
accepted it. The date was no; named.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
ADVANCE IN THE
PRICE OF FUEL
Result Of the Strike of Anthracite
Coal Miners.
STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC.
a Clash between Union and Non-uuion
Miners In Pennsylvania Avcrtcd by
Strikers Vice President Thornc, OF the
Pennsylvania Coal Company, Gives the
Operators Side of the Questions MT Issue
Dealers in New York and Brookiyu
Increase Price OF Coal.
CBy Telegraph 10 vireirIonp,,.>

- N'SSi dpii " ' llSlni1n- BilOO
Harrisburg. Pa, Sept. l9.-The OK
pected clash between the union and
hon-union miners in the Lykens valley
region was avericd by the strikers at
Lykens abandoning their proposed
march to Williamson tonight to at-
tempt to force the miners there to ouit
work. The feeling between the I,vkens
ana WILLIAMSON miners Is so bittor
that the strike leaders were induced
inns afternoon by the borough authori
Ties or Lykens to persuade their fol-
lowers not to invade the territory OF
me non-strikers. Seven hundred strik-
crs were to have started for Williams
ston at 9 O'Clock with two bands OF
music and they We're much chagrined
when the proposed march was called
on. y small delegation of strikers went
there this evening and had a meeting
III the public square. ut which speeches
We're made by three strike leaders.
There was no disorder and this has en-
couraged the authorities of the neigh
boring borough TO believe that the dam
ger of trouble between the strikers and
non strilicrs is over.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
WITH ST0NEWALL JACKSON.
Brief sketch of His Honorable and Useful
Career An old srrvitor of the State
Dead Grand Jury to Investigate tie
Escape of Topeka Joe, the Bank Rob
Der state Capital Notes New steamer
for tho Chesapeake & Ohio Will Sup
port rhlcSnr.
Especial to virginian-Pilot)


Richmond Sept. l9-Dr. Hunter Me
CURE. Nirginia's greatest surgeon, died
at 10 o'clock this morning at his beau
tiful country residence near this city.
Six months ago to-day DR.. Mcclure
was stricken with paralysis while on
his way in buggy to ST. Luke's Home,
his private hospital. The stroke in
stantly bereft him OF the power Of
speech. but by signs he made the
driver understand that he wished to
be taken home. His wishes We're COM
piled with, and his son, DR.. Stuart Nc
Guire, was summoned to his side.
He soon rallied sufficiently to be
taken to his country residence. Here
his strength returned TO some extent,
and he WAS able to go out driving
but the ability to speak never return
ed to him.
y few weeks ago he began to sink.
took to his bed and gradually wasted
away. the end being fastened by an
attack of pneumonia
Hunter Holmes Mcclure. NJ. D.. LII.
D.. third assistant surgeon general OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
By Telegraph to virginian-pilot,


Leavenworth, Kan. Sept. ia spe-
cial train over the Missouri Pacific
bore Mr.. Bryan out of Kansas City to-
Day The change from the regular
coaches, with their accompanying
crowds and handshaking, was evident
~ most welcome to the Presidential
candidate for, although he has made
no complaint II has been evident that
the strain of the past few days. with
no opportunity for rest or retirement!a
mas had no agreeable effect upon him,
rms is the last OF the three days KAN
sas- Missouri border tour -
ne urSt stop was made at this his
toric city. Mr.. Bryan spoke Tor an
hour from the rear platform.
MARK HANNA'S OFFER.
Mr. Bryan's attention was called 10
speech made at Delphi, Ind, by Sem
ator Hanna, chairman of the Republic
| san National COMMITTEES, in which the
senator Was quoted as seyin;; that he
was ready TO debate ''imperi;,lis,rl,.5
crat.
In reply TO the question whether he
VI Guild accept chaiIege from Mr.. Han
ma Mr.. Bryan said:
know nothing of the matter ex.
eept what appears in the papers. No
challense has been received and r
would not accept il II il were While
would DE glad to debate public cues
lions with the Republican candidate
Tor the Presidency, L would not be will
ing to debate with one whose responsi-
oility is less than my own. If 1 am
elected L shall be President II the
Republican committee VIII certify that
Mr.. Hanna is to be President in case
OF Republican success. Shall willingly
meet him in joint debate
HARD ON MARK.
Mr.. Bryan was also asked If he had
anything TO say in reply 10 Mr.. Han
na's charge that he wns influenced by
sinister motives in securing the rati-S
location of the treaty With Spain. To
this he replied:
Il have given my reasons for believ-
ing it better to ratify the treaty and
declare the nations policy by resolu-s
ton, and the voters have an opportuni-
" To pass Judgment upon my reasons.
must confess. however that Mr., Han
ma is an expert when he discusses sin
lister motives but l can stand his criti-
cism ii senator Hoar can endure his
praise"
HANNA's HuMoR.
In his address Mr.. Bryan referred to
u report OF recent speech made by
Senator Hanna, and said:
II read in the morning paper a speech
made by MIR. Hanna yesterday in
which he said there are no trusts.
When l used TO want humorous read
ing | would go to those books which
| contained collection OF the writings
va ilNuloIlStS. i'Nl iipW WHeIl VAIL
10 read something funny. I read Mr..
lIanna's serious campaign speeches.
There are no trusts can you expect
the Republican party to destroy trusts
when the leader of the Republican
party says there are no trusts.
AT HOME AGAIN.
Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 19.--William Jen-a
ninste 4,rs-fa+4 ...i-ea hisAefa4e- here
tonight from st. Joseph. Mo. He was
met ut the railroad station by quite q
number of his friends, who set up a
cheer upon the appearance OF the ma
tionnl candidate. With the exception of
a few excursions into the State Mr.
Bryan expects to remain in Lincoln
until next Thursday, when he will start
upon the final tour of the campaign.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20

the United Confederate Veterans. rank
OF brlgadier- general. STAFF of Geno-tl
John Is. Gordon, was born in Winches-
ter, Va, October Ii. 1895. He was tae
son OF Or. Hugh Holmes Mcclure and
or Anne Eliza Moss his wife. the fam
ny being directly descended from
IhoInas Nor Mcclure Lord OF Prlrec
OF Fermnnagh. Ireland. who was born
IN l4OO and died in 1880.
Or. Mcclure early showed his ,oIa,.
Tor surgery. He graduated with hin
honors. When the civil war began M
was In New Orleans. but hnstened
nome 10 enter the Confederate arm,
WIN which he served until The close
of hostilties
After the war he began practice +,
THIS city. coming here with scarceiv =
cent, and building up great prac,
tiCe. f'"N>
Dr.. Mcclure was chairman of tho
HISTORY Committee OF the Grand Cam
Oh CONFEDERATE Veterans of virginia
ana took prominent part IN the IL
NestlSation or the histories used I'm thc
public schools of the STATE. lie was in
struInental in having histories ~
southern authors used as authority IN
the schools of the State. ana urged tbe
use OF all books pertaining to Southern
literature in the schools throughout
The south His Zen was often used in
the defense of the Souths advanen-
ment and he contributed frequently Ia
magazines on important topics. llc
dearly cherished the memories of his
war record and the stirring times when
he marched with sronewall jackson 3
brigade.
His son, DR.. Stuart Mcclure, of this
city, inheriJs all Of his fathers mar
veilous skill in surgenry. and has been
for some tire carrying on his great
practice. Or. Mcguire is survived bv
his wife and number OF children.
The funeral Will take place at 10
o'clock Friday from ST. Pauls Episcc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
TWELVE THOUSAND LIVES.

LOST IN THE LATE TEXAS FLOOD.
tBy Telegraph to virginian- pilot9
Houston, Texas, Sept l9.-Governor
Joseph ID. sayers tonight wired the
following statement to the Associated
Press:
The situation tonight in all parts
OF the stricken district so far as known
To me is improved. and will, | believe
should Ne haze fair weather, continue
70 improve. The method OF distributing
the benCtactions OF The people has be-
come systematized and has been re-
duced 10 the lowest possible expense
possible, and In this | have had the
hearty and voluntary assistance Of the
railway. express. telegraph ana tee-
phone companies. all OF whom have
promptly and without charge transmit
ted supplies ana messages. besides con-
,ributns 10 the relief OF the sufferers.
Galveston is being managed by it's own
municipal authorities. supplemented
BY the assistance OF committees COM
posed OF its hest citizens, and also by
the aid of General Scurry. | am also
informed that the United states mar
shall. pr. Grant, has rendered and is
rendering most valuable aid.
1900 LIVES LOST.
'rhc loss of life oCcasioned by the
storm in Galveston and elsewhere on
the southern coast cannot he less than
1000 lives. While the loss of property
withStanding this severe ainiction,
have every confidence that the stricken
district will rapidly revive and that
Galveston viii from her present desc
ation and sorrow arise with renewed
strength and vigor."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
TO Control Sea Food.
fBy Telegraph to virginian-prot

tBy TeIcGraph 10 VirE1nian-PIIot)
Minneapolis. Mimi, Sept. 19.-An or
ganzation has been formed to control
sea food 1t will be Incorporated I'M
der the laws OF New Jersey this week
and is backed by New York, Minneap-
oils and Berlin capitalists. The name
of the company will be The National
Sea Food Company. All the largest
packing concerns in the country that
deal in sea food have entered the com
binat ion. which will commence opera
lions as soon as the next lobster and
soft-shell crab season opens. For n
year or two the corporation will not at
tempt to control the oyster and clam
output. as the laws now in force re-
garding the Chesapeake Bay beds
would not permit this. but an attempt
to include oysters and clans will be
made later.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
Municipal League convention.
(By Telegraph to Nirginian-Pilot)

4
Milwaukee, Sept. 19.-The sixth an
nual convention of the Municipal
League was held here to-day with
about 100 delegates present In the abs
sence of President james G. Carter, OF
New York First Vice President Chas.
Richardson, of Philadelphia, presided.
This convention is the starting point
of active work in the adoption of the
so-cnllea municipal program adopted
NJ the Columbus convention last year
The program as adopted recommends
three branches of activity, eniarging
the power of cities by providing so far
as possible for home rule; enforcing
carefully devised restrictions against
the abuses of municipal powers. and
regulating the granting of franchises
Secretary c. r. Woodruff. OF Phila-
delphia, read paper on "a years n,u-5
ncipal development
The report of the treasurer. George.
Eurnham, Jr., OF Philadelphia, was
next submitted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
lomatic refusal to accede to the Ger
man proposal.

ANOItEie lMt'ERlAL EDICT.
Hong Kong, Sept. 19.-An imperial
Hung Chang, Prince Ching and Shenr
TO be peace negotiators.
Since the suppression of newspapers
IN canton still more damaging leaf
lets nave been circulated, announcing
ShlheSe victories and that the allies
are seeking peace. 1t is supposed that
these We're written by the literati with
view Oh fomenting the anti-foreign
Keeling. The viceroy is powerless to
suppress this form of agitation.
MANY CHINESE KILLED.
Berlin, Sept. ia special dispatch
10 the Lokal Ananzeser, describing the
capture ana burning September III OF
lang Hang Hsien, southwest of Pc
XIII ny German naval battalion ac-
companied by forty Bengal Lancers.
says the foreign force faced 5000 Box
ers ana number of Chinese regulars,
the enemy losing $50 killed.
TO BEGIN NEGOTIATIONS.
Washington Sept. 19.-'rhe first def
mite determination to begin peace ne
EQUATIONS with China seems to have
peen reached by the French and Rus
sian governments, which have made
known their purposes TO proceed with
negotiations with Ii Hung Chang and
Prince Ching as soon as feasible. This
doubtless Will have an important innu-
ehce on the present negotiations, which
are Ringing to 4 considerable extent
on the opening of peace negotiations.
Within the last few days the United
states ambassador. General Horace
Porter, has been seen frequently at the
Office of the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs. NJ. Delcasse, and it is UNDER
friendly accord have been exchanged
between the two countries
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
pal Church Rev. Preston Nash will
oihciate and the interment Will be IN
Hollywood.
MIR. SHACKELFORD DEAD.

MiN SEAtNELtOKD DEAD.
Mr.. J. l.. Shackelford. one OF the best
known men of this city, died a; a
O'Clock this morning in the seth year of
his age
He was forty years chief clerk in the
second auditors office. resigIins that
position some years ago on account OF
feeble health lie never married.
THE ESCAPE or TOPEKA JOE
The escape from the city Jail of
Topeka JGc,' the man who is charged
With having entered the Peninsula
Bank at Williamsburg and stolen So
800 Will be Investigated by the grand
jury here tomorrow The man got
out OF Jail by making him a wooden
key. The guards on duty that night
have been dismissed.
STATE CAPITOL NOTES.
Governor Tyler is still crowded with
work. The Board OF PardonS yester-
day recommended seven conditional
pardons for penitentiary couvicts. but
the Governor will not be able 10 take
them up at once. lie expects to leave
for his farm probably tomorrow, TO
spend several weeks.
Attorney General Montague is receiv-
ing great number OF invitations from
all sections of the state to make adj
dresses. many of which he is forced TO
decline, on account of public business.
The following notaries have been
+. Savage, Norfolk; j. l.. Gish. Roa-
nolie: and Il. T. Duval. Manchester
NEW c. * Q. STEAMER.
The contract for the new steamer of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company has been closed. The Will
liam Il. Trigg Company of this city,
has secured the contract. and the new
ship will probably be in service by
next August.
The steamer will be palatial in all
appointments. and will he named the
Virginia. The launching will be made
quite an event, and one that will be
memorable.
This boat. when completed. will give
the G. & O. two fine steamers on the
Norfolk Newport News route.
WILL SUPPORT PHLEGAR.
1t is understood that one of the
members of the Richmond delegation
in the General Assembly is very active
in his support of the claims of Judge
y. \. PhleGar to succeed himself on
the Supreme Court bench. 1t may be
stated on authority that another Rich
mond member has made up his mind
to support Judge Phlegar and still
another is thought to look favorably
upon his candidacy. This is thought to
be significant. on account of the ;,rox-
unity Of one OF the candidates to
Richmond.
TIE SUPREME COURT
III the Supreme Court OF Appeals, now
in session at St2unton to-day. The case
OF Il. w. Smith ct ais. vs.. II. j. Thomas
ct ais. from the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta county, was removed to Rich
mond by consent OF parties. as was also
the ease of Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company VS.. Frank Il. Wood
from, the Circuit Court Of Augusta
county.
The case of the Eastern Building and
Loan Association VS.. $. w. Snyder,
from the Circuit Court of Allegheny
county, was argued and submitted.
The case of Mary Ann Runltle VS..
Runiles administrators, from the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county, WAS
argued in part and continued till to-
morrow morning for n further hearing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-20
STRUGGLE OF THE soERs,
GENERAL BOTHA'S SUCCESS is
MOVING NORTHWARD.
Hy Telegraph to virginian-Piloto

Wy IVItSTdIIII lU v TIE IIII,Il- IIIOt.I
Spitzkop. Sept. 1S.-General ViLoen,
who succeeded Louis Botha in the SUI
prcme command of the Transvaal
forces. is reported to be moving north
ward In the direction of Hectorspruit
with 3.000 men and 80 guns. He is
known as the iirebrand." and will en-
deavor to protrnct the war.
ANOTHER TOWN OCCUPIED.
London. Sept. 19.-Lord Roberts tel
cGraphs from Neispruit. Naal River
Colony. under date of Tuesday. Sep
TENDER Is. that the town was occu-
pied on the previous day without OPP
position. He adds that he is in COM
munication with General Butler and is
able to send him supplies.
Lord Roberts further says that Gen
eral Butler reports that the bulk of his
opponents now are mercenaries and
Cape Colony rebels.