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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
RELIEF Oh ~LADYsMITH.
Gen. Butler Issues an Order Con.
graduating His Men.

Gen. Butler Issues an Order Con-
graduating His Men.
Durham, March 6.-Gen. Butler, in a
general order regarding the relief OF
Ladysmith, says:
1.-THE two forces, both of which dur
ing the last few months have striven
with conspicuous gallantry and SPLEEN
did determination, are an honor to
the queen and the country. The Lady
smith garrison for four months held
that position against every attack
with complete success, and endured
many privations with admirable forti-
tude.
1.-The relieving force had to force its
way through an unknown country,
across unfordable rivers, and on al
most inaccessible heights, in the face
of a fully-prepared, well-armed and
tenacious enemy. By the exhibition
of the truest courage, courage that
burns steadily, besides flashing bril-
liantly, its object was accomplished
adding a glorious page to the history
of the country.
Lauysmltn WIS successfully heit
and relieved, and the sailors and sol
diers, colonial and home born, whS
had done this, were united by one de-
sire, and inspired by one patriotism
The order congratulates both force:
on the martial qualities displayed, ant
thanks them for their determined eff
fort. Gen. Butler also sympathize'
x.:%1 xlna raIo<;voc md Friends IF ths
gallant comrades who have fallen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
BVI.LER IS NOT Tagging.
A Forge sent Forward Toward Van
Reenen's Pass.

London, March 7.-For lack of news
from Field Marshal Lord Roberts, at
tention turns TO Natal. 1t is reported
that Gen. Butler has pushed forward
a force along the Harrismith railroad
line toward Van Reenen's pass, using
the railroad freely for communication.
1T appears that the Beers intend to
take up a strong position in the Big
garsberg range and contest the Glen
CO. passes, although it hardly seems
likely that Gen. Butler will attempt
to force these for the present. His
plans, however, are kept almost as Sc
cret as those of Lord Roberts.
Recurrence of Peace Rumors.
While waiting for the important de-
velopments, which are daily expected
to occur in the Free State, rumors of
peace recur. The second edition of the
Times contains Il dispatch from Cape
Town which says there is a crying
heed for an explicit statement by the
British ministry that nothing short OF
annexation is intended in order to
"Damp the mischievous agitation that
is going on under the pretext of n de
mand for peace"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
ARE COMING TO A E A
Traction Co.'s Employees Pre-
sentcd In Due Form.

ST. Louis, March IA committe
appointed by the Street Car Employees
union at a mass meeting, Tuesday
night, presented their grievances to
General Manager Colman. The COM
mittee was co%urteously received and
informed that their communication
would be given consideration. Later II
meeting of the officials of the Transit
company was held and the mems de-
mands laid before them. What action,
if any. was taken has not yet trans
pired. bnt IA reply is expected to be
forthcoming Thursday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
TO MEET YALE AT NEW HAVEN.
Track Team of the University of Cali
ifOrnia VIII Meet the Sons OF
Old Ell May 3.

Berkeley, Cal, March THE Uni
versity of California track team will,
If conditions are satisfactory, meet
Yale Mt New Haven On May $. Man
ager Decoto of the California team has
received a telegram from the Yale
manager, stating that the match would
be accepted for that date, subject to
conditions to be forwarded by mail.
The date named is the one which
Manager Decoto wanted. 1t will make
the contest the first in which Cali
fcrnia will compete in the east. The
team will leave Berkeley on April %
and will reach New Haven, May 3.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
A HOT CONGREGATION
Philadelphia Suffers a Loss of Over
Eight Hundred Thousand
Dollars by Fire.
IN THE RETAIL DRY GOODS DISTRICT.
The Employees Had, Fortunately,
Not Yet Arrived When The Fire
Broke Out, and Thus an Iemen
of Possible Horror was EIini-
nated-Ihe Losses

Philadelphia, March S.-A fire en-.
failing an estimated loss of ever $780,
600 occurred at an early hour, in the
retail dry goods district. The confll.
grafton originated in the engine room
of Schoeneman Bros, dry goods and
millinery store, at Eighth and Arch
street. The building was S-shaped
fronting on three streets, Eighth
Arch and Cherry. The engine room
was in the basement, at the center Of
the structure.
How the Fire started.
1t is said that while the fire was
being drawn from the furnaces, spark,
communicated with some waste paper
and the little blaze spread with aston
ishing rapidly to the upper floors
This was at 7:15 a. m, and the EN-
ployes had not yet arrived.
A General Alarm.
A general alarm was sounded, bur
all efforts to save the building wer,
fruitless, and it was leveled. The los.
is placed at 100000.
Marks Brothers dry goods store, ad
joining, was damaged by smoke ant
water, and their storehouse was com
pletely Quilted, entailing on estimated
loss of 100000.
The Schoeneman building was fol
stories and the Marks five stories il
height.
The Flames Spread.
Xhe flames spread to the six-stor
building on Cherry street, occupied b
Myerhoff Bros, manufacturers o
women's and children's clothing, an
the Philadelphia Electrical Equipmen
Co. Nothing was left of this place bu
the walls. The loss is placed at 5000
900.
Several smaller buildings were NOR
or less seriously damaged. About 10
persons, men, women and children
were thrown out of employment b
the fire.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
UPON |RANSVAAL SOIL.
A Flying Column of British Troops,
Under Major Prendergast,
in the Transvaal.
The Beers AGAIN IN FULL RETREAT.
Lien. Butler Has Pushed For
ward n Force Toward Van Reen-
ems Pass Along the Line Of the
Hnrrismith RnilrOnd.

London, March 7, 4:16 p. ma spe-
cial dispatch from Durham says a fly
ing column of British troops from
Zululand has entered the Transvaal
and has been daily skirmisting with
small parties Of Beers.
The force consists of mounted in
fantry, Natal scouts and artillery, all
commanded by Maj. Brendergast. The
column first crossed the border on
February 2s. 1t nov occupies an in
trenched position on Catasa hill, nine
miles within the Trarsvaal.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
ARRIVED SAFELY AT HAVANA.
Secretary Root md Party, with Gen.
Ludlow, Arrive at Havana IN
Board the Scdgwick.

Havana, March 7.-Secretary Root
arrived here at s a. m. OF board the
United States transport Sedgwick. He
was received with a salute from Ca
banas fortress. Gen. Ludlow was also
on board the Segdwick.
Gov.-Gen. Wood and all the division
staff, and the department of Havana
staff, were conveyed to the transport
by the quartermaster's tug, and es-
corted the party ashore,
The prominent Cubans who visited
the Sedgwick were the chief justice,
the secretaries, the mayor, civil gov
ernor and the chief of police.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10

Of these the losses of the Inniskil-
lings were as follows: Killed, "a;
wounded. 1872, missing, %.
Dubli Fusiliers-Killed, IS; wound.
ed. 81; missing, IS.
Connaught Rangers: Killed, 10;
wounded, 105; missing, s.
Royal Irish Fusileers. Killed, II;
wounded, So; missing, 2.
Scots Fusileers: Killed, -; wounded,
6S; missing, none.
With the list of casualties issued
Monday, this makes the total lost to
the rank and file in the final relief OF
Ladysmith 1859.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
%TRIPLETT'S SUBSTITUTE.
Would Provide for a New state
Guard for Kentucky Under
Democratic Auspices.

Frankfort, Ky, March I'm tn"
senate Senator Triplett offered a sub
stitute for his resolution TO provide
for a committee to investigate the re-
moval of munitions of war from the
arsenal to London. The substitute
proposes to appropriate 100000 for
the immediate equipment of a state
guard under democratic Gov. Beck
the purpose of recovering militar:
property of the stare now in alleged
unlawful possession of republican Gov
Taylor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
A FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Bishop and Mrs. Arnctt Given c
Farewell Reception at Quinn
Chapel, Chicago.

Chicago, March Bishop and Mrs.
Benz. w. Arnett were rendered a fare
well reception at Quinn chapel, Wa
bash avenue and Twenty-fourth street,
Tuesday night. The bishop has served
the limit of four years as official head
of the Fourth episcopal district, and
until the general conference meets,
his future location will not be known.
1t is said that there is a strong prob
ability of his being assigned to the
First district, which includes the New
England states. The successor to
Bishop Arnett will also be chosen at
the next conference.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
TWO LIVES BLOTTED OUT.
ItesuIf of a Locomotive Crashing
Through n Bridge at Al
leghcny, Pa.

Pittsburgh, Pa, March THE loco
motive hauling the Chicago fas.
freight west on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago railroad crashed
through the steel bridge spanning
Robinson street, Allegheny, and
dragged the tender and one a with
it. Fireman A. X. Miller, of Bolivar,
Pa, and Brakeman George DeWald, OF
Pitcairn, Pa. were killed outright,
and Conductor James +. Martin, OF
Pitcairn, Pa, was dangerously in
jured. The rest of the crew escaped
unhuIt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10

New York. March THE official
publication of the golfing interests in
the United States, Golf" by name,
has keen acquired by Harper Bros,
and the April number will be issued
under the new ownership.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
.Fathcr OF the House, Dead.

Philadelphia, March 7.-Congress-
mar Alfred C. Harmer, of the Fifth
Pennsylvania district, the Father OF
the House." died, Tuesday night, at
his home in Germantown, a suburb
of Philadelphia. Mr.. Harmer had been
i'll since last November, when he was
stricken with a severe attack of kidn,y
trouble.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10

Washington, March THE house
was in session but 25 minutes, adj
iourning out of respect to the memory
of the late Representative IIarmer, OF
Pennsylvania - - of the
House, who d.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10

New York, March IA dispatch t.
the Herald from Rome says:
The congregation of the propa
ganda will reconsider the appointment
of Mgr. Sbarretti 10 the bishropic o
Havana. in consequence Of the oppo
sition 10 the Italian prslate manifest
ed by the Cubans.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10

San Francisco, March Mail adj
vices from Manila say that the man
who killed Gen. Lawton was a second
lieutenant of the guardia c%ivil!e,
named 9 ia, and hat he has re-
: ceiv~ ard of $4,000 from q
f'~ant Filipinos.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-10
A LIST OF
What In Last Half of February Cost
AulIer'S Army.

London, March 7.-Another list Of
casualties sustained by Gen. Bullcr's
forces from February IA to February
27, shows: Killed. 1873; wounded.
missing, 81. ~
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NoQfdnDige
NerDQunng

ebdlt man, ptuu man Rtopa0s 91:u tnuimmt.
5n 6olae tbrtt antibiliOieu en- ggsnida'ttn
ftimulirtn it bic 2cbu bel abionOruug Der Sale
uno osrsn gbgana Ourb Die @aasHubaang;. Slts
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b,r nift ridtis funftIonCt, baiisn oas Sotcn IL
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Sine 3ur fir ale
Somuter - Sran66eiten

Gin balbeg bis ,in earIr lbHl6ifd BON brn
R,uop Rtli,f in tiu'm baIbn Glds y8aft, 10 oft
tpitOubolt, ais Die GutIetrunlcn icrtnau,rn, uTo
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ben Wautn uno ptH uRterItb geItGt ptrotn uns
mittelbar, Grl,i6trun0 uuD cine balSiJe ptiiuHg
tr5elsn.
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l6fisl pUu in ,iutm bolben @idis YelNtr plro 1T
rpeniatu Winut.n Grdmpic, SpaEmtu, Did1snlGurt,
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SbmuItn bsIlen.
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uno Sbm,rssn. ioDit ale anOtrtH maIaTil5tn SIa
liSItn unO AMBER, fSibtr Gm 9trtlH NIT v >
paD's 9ilItul 10 raid turrt ME u D .
paO'g RtaOp 8tlitT
9sn an.n Apptbefern ptrtdut.
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eebt auf St gernorD's 666'u Die Rrdnter
ipricben uro qthsib'u, aus Dereu Sat- man Qilen
1aiit, GjciunObrt ju perlsib'n. g9suu IS am
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ptrpauh mad ppuem 8H6, fibtt Gid 10 frii6,
als pt elm tii3. Cir 25 Gcnts bei Gpotb,s
fern ;u babeH- tSa, SLS0J
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MGnmer- Ausfa fafttrnitgen.

9bdnomtnal niaoriQs 9reiis tnO inoem mir ipc:
3iele Q8srtbe in 2pusitliiirngs= tHr Ydn1
nsr 3cut: Somtlg, oierrsn - pelbe unpergleb=
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Den fluQen RGuier cine 3sit, Die pole Aufmsrtam1
felt ptrOient.
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2inncue Wtdnner r4Gra9en, IN Gaen 6acons,
beute itr....................... zoe.
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beute ........'.'.-..'..' 3'c'
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fiir Wtdnner, beute. ute...................... 4Sc.
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Die 6ineliI6e @eIanOtIAaft in @ers

Die 6ineIiI6e 8eIanotIhuft in 9er'
lin 6ut Ii4, o6ne gu mufIen, in Die pom
8rafsn p. 8uIop Qng2orOnete 3ele>
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gramme, bic iie Ieitoem erbalten unD
obgtI6;tt bat, bOrgelegt. SSn 0eniels
ben iii ppIitip ni9t5 Teue8; es lino nur
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Oinge.
Der 6rtttI6e 8aFfsnz
+ 6u der.
Qpn6on, 20. Juli. - 6r. u. $.
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uno Syu6rar Der 8egierungspurtei i'm
llnterfuuie, erpioerte beute auT eine
oiesbe3iiglide 6raga e5 Iei unier ben
gegtntpGrtigen 8eTebe5 9eIimmunz
gen pnm0glid, Den Grport BON WlFz
fen na6 G6ina gu Derbieten. 9u Die
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eingebro6t nerOen, UNI Der Regterung
tpeitere 8ollma6ten gu ge6en.- Sine
berartige 8iQ pur0e Tpdter i'm Ser
ren6auIe ejngebra4t.
SapaUer f4impfen auf
bic RuIfen.
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Mail," pel6er Die 2lrga6en 6s3iiglid
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u56erufsn peroen ToQ, neil cine pifz
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N}iinpung bes gang tie. IS pirD
Terner g2ne,ost, oaB bic SONG Song
5ruppe, Die iebt auT Dem MarI4 na4
Sien Gin Iino, nab S6angbai biriz
qirt murpen. Sapan IOq berett Iein,
cine neitere 5ruppen OiDiIion na9
@6ina gu I6iden nit Der 46i6t, eis
men F6neQen glarI6 na4 9etinQ gu
6epsrtIfeaiger; ss tpirO a6er oap0n
our6 oa5 9efii6l abgebdl.en, DaB
RuBlano unD 0eutl6lanO oagegen
iinb.
Gine beute bier BON 5atu einge!aus
Isne 8epsFds meIoet, baB Der erfe
9ampfsr, pel6er inoiI4e 5ruppen
na9 @9ina 6ro6te, om Montag, psn
16. Suli, bort anlangte.
transport 0ampfer nit etnem
5btile Der Bengal 2ancierS, einem
5eio6pIp;tal uno oen 9enerGlen Gida
Ieiee unO 8prrop fu6ren nah 5afu
a6. Der geI6iibte areu3er nDioO"
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On,&nr,9 449, 451, 453,
Cuutt >, Sioro, @ap>str
Galtimprc=C Ohio Sabm= Bulletin.


S1.5O pom Baltimore nadb philadelphia uno
3urTd am Sonutlp ben % Suli. 4bflbrt Des
lSpejidl3upes pom Guufosnz gdbnboi $50
9ormittags, Mt. Ropalz9ubnbof I'M S.35 9Ots
mittags; 2lEfunit in Ybila0elpbia um II nbr
gormitag5.
$500 ppn Baltimore uadb Ntlantics 6 ttp.
Sape WaD. Ceean.Sitp ODER Stn@Ssiez
Sitp uuo ,urId jeoen jSreitas uno cams
tag, fir bic 8iitfdbrt bis gum tolgenoen
Sienitaq, eiuibliebl3, GiltiQ. Sic 8ilets
babcn itr ale 3ige in btbeu Rtbtungen 9nz
ti0tsIt. &orja0li6cr nROpll Slue"=Sienit.
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2tbeno tpdbrcnO Der Sution ipiro Elm S3laf@
g8uqQon ua6 Str=Rarf BON Baltimore ob@
fabren. gbfabrt pom 6ambenzSabnbof uln
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VpntdQ in Baltimore antommt.
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9ilete iiro Qtjg fir Ole 0nrejie uuf alien
,}iQen un0 bercbtieen sur 9fudfubrt iunerbdtb
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i6loftn. (202)
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@s lit duBerit tuid,tia, Ses ieSe ga
mile itctS ciucn 0prratb upn
@l O D ~ q ~ 8
"s GeaoD &eIief

i'm S1uis bdIt Ser Gtbrdub o,Ftlbtu DrN f5
b,i alien poriommeM0in Sbmtrj'H o0'r GrauibHt'B
Gig nobltbuno trpcitn u Qjebt Rihts IN Der
q8ut, Oas 10 raid Sbmujeu tjlt ootr ods Sorts
idr,jttn pon Rranfb,ittu b:i:itQt, ais Oas S;uop
Stlitf.
gea.n Ropfp,b lob Miardrc ODER uup0Iss Scpfs
peb) 3abnptb RcuralQis Rbsumatjsmus Suits
tD,b Sbmtri.u unO Sdiudbs im 8udsu, Dem 8its
erat Sp,r ben Risren. 8ti6prosn in Der 9eb'r9ts
qtHo, Stittnt,deu, anbpiliu DIR @ttui, Ootu
ebmrrytn itotr elrt, ibafit Die @pphiatOu non
Ruopap's RtaoD 8slisf Oiorties GrIrdt;ruuS, uno
D,FtR iOrt1,itBtsr Gebraub sHge EaSs lang bt'
sr.rfH,Hrnt riut p,rm1usute Stltupa,
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Gnmpers ais ssriebensenael.

0enDer, Sol, 20. sui. = 0ai
grsfuiio Gpmits Der y2lmerican Sc:
b:ratipn Of 9abor" initruirte 6sute Der
YtdTosnten oes 9erban0es, Sdmus
Gompsrs, uno Den 8icez9rGIiOenter
S'Sonneq, lih na9 st. 2ouis gu be;
gebsn, um MaBnu6msn sur 9silegunG
6ea ooriigen StraBenbu6n : Strltes 81
treffen.
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Sn p6itooelp6iu bra4ts Der gfez
ger 5rant 2etpis geitsrn feinsr Mlaiz
tra1s 2ou;Ie 8reen cine pa6ri6einli3
t0Dili6s S6uBnunOs tfi unD 6egin9
DuHn SelbIinorb. W}an g.aubt, DaB
* ipabnjinf1ag mar.
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