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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22

Next Monday the little barefooted boy
and white-aproned little Miss will skip
along the streets Of our city to the welr
come sound of the old school bell. u
will be books il, earnest then, and the
principal and teachers win look into
the face OF many a bright young one
who will have malle his orhersa appear
ance for. the first time IN the school,
room. The opening of school each year
is a happy event both with the teach
ers and pupils, and the little happen
it1gs which occur impress themselves
on the lives Of both so deeply that they
are never forgotten. The school this
year promises to- be one Of the most ~
suceessfpl Units history, both in ire re-
gard to atterdancer and work. II Is
an irstitutiuH ofiwhich the city Justly
bffosd, and Prof. Bassrand his corps of
Ifbls alsaist hts have tie confidence and
best pishek Of all our people svams Z
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22

The Times special Industrial and
Trade Edition will be a handsome
paper, replete with valuable matter
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22
Correspondents Wanted.

We want a correspondent at all
towns or cities on Southern as far
as Columbs and other places in this
county and Delta. Address.
TIMES PRINTING & PUBLISHING Co..
Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22

WANTED.-In each town on
Southern r. R., a live, wide awake
boy, who wants TO earn from one to
two dollars q week by an hour or SO
work in the morning by handling
The Times. Circulation growing
daily. Address.
TIMES Pr INTING & PUBLISHING Co.
Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22

All subscribers who, do not re-
ceive their paper regularly will
report to this Office. Also when
carriers throw papers in the yard
instead of under the door or on
the porch 81, 8,
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

will continue to Ike ommon and 70 In.
GREASE IN frequency until the girl Is
taught that IN. Stability of the general
health Is founded on the local woinanly
health
A woMAS's WEAKNESS
may hc glgci by her wornanly i.caitli.
"Frm,lc Weakness" Is not a sc cn,iiic
term, hGt II u "a popular term. c.prcss-
ing ,ae result rather than the condition
Of wo;nanly disease. Weakness must
inevitably follow disease Of the delicate
woinanly organs. irrcgularity is oitsn
the lightning at more serious ailments.
Drains that are at first considered chiefly
as dislgrccahlc, will in the end drain
away tire ,igor and vitality Of woiicn
The prompt use of DIR. Picrcc's FavOritc
Prescription would save many a woman
from years Of weakness and suffering.
Il establishes regularity, dries weaken.
ing drains, heals intl ANIMATION and ul.
Ccration and cures female weakness. II
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
There IL M other put-up medicine
for wonan's peculiar ills. p~urchasablc
from dealers which has Nd remarkable a
record Of cures as DR.. Piercc's Favoritc
Prescription. When physicians have
said no cure was possible when all
other means and medicines have utterly
failed TO benefit "Favoritc Prescription"
has been tried and its Use has resulted
in a perfect and permanent cure.
"your letter just received" writes
Miss Rose Kilfether, Of q West Sharp
mack ST., Germantown, Philadelphia,
Ia. "Words fail to express how thank.
full I am to you for your advice. must
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
WHAT WOMEN SAY

about the merits oi Dr. ricrce's Favor.
lite Prescription is the best testimonial
20 its wonderful curative power. There
Is no claim made for "favofitc Pre-.
~scription " which is no backed by cures.
Every statement made as to what this
medicine will do is supported by the
living evidence Of what Il has done. It
has made weak women strong and sick
women we'll. II has brought back the
roses to fsuiei checks and the p%lunhpncss
to shrunkcn forms. II has given laugh.
ter tor tears, and JOY in lite Tor utter
misery. What "Favorite Prescription"
has done Il is doing every day.
"A few years ago ! suffered severely
with female weakness. AMI had at times
dreadful palms." writes Mrs. Mary v.
brown. vi Crcswell, Hartford Co.. Md.
II went to my doctor. AMI he gave me
medicine which did me good for a while,
but ! would get worse again. ! hal o
sick headache nearly all the time was
" weak around my waist could hardly
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
Real Estate TRANSIT r..

! W Mcdonald to W = Holland, lot
u, blk 81, Col add Ia Marshall. SlGO.
Ahrnm lsomine Ia Concord Gene
terry co. acre, l|.h.lo. 81.
Edward Durnil To Matilda Jackson.
lot :. blk Ia. ilui add to Marshall,
$50.
Aubry Conway AMI vi Ia WEShruc,
lot :. blk !, II add to Marshall, si.N'.
w T. Sh"uc Ia Aubrey Conway, la,
y. blk g. u add Ia Marshall, S'i2j.
u u Thorp aud VT to MrsJ Verts,
.pm acres. u. ~. ~. lt.lo-aO. 81. $40.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
Wsr-hous. Slips

The big Tea " Page warehouse.
east nf the d"I",. containing .,.'M1'
bushels III wheat. -lipI"i "n ~ founda.
tion Tuesday might.
IN" hmiiding j. SET 81 blork> and
they gave way. carrying M" whole
ca-, end 81 the building ~ IA" north,
The structure sustained hut li'tl. dam
ngc. hut several ears oi wheat will
hav" "a b~ shipped mt. =" that repairs
eau H. made. ,lnlta Bend 'lui Nivc.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
BEDFELLOWSHIp
The Time When Girls Ex.
change Condolences.

After the prolonged separation Of .
year when girl school cliuu,s meet again.
they are apt to put oil all conversation
Of intimate anil private matters until
bedtime. Then reviving dormitory days
OF old they open theii hearts anil tell
the secrets accumulated IN twelve long
months. And some Of these condolences
q very sal. II is sad when the girl
who was q crack 1t tennis, could pull an
Gar anil swing q goli club has to admit
that she has given up all those things
because her back aches ~ incess ,n,ly.
The pity is that such break downs are
~ common among young women. They
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
MARSHALL = REPUBLICAN,.

Martha ! Byrd to W : Holland.
lot l. blk y. AN = add tn Marshall,
500.
T. y Till to = u Till. ~ acres.
.n.j2-la sil.1O.
T. Avery and vi to A,Lucas. lots
II end II. blk 81, Col add to Marshall.
$500.
Laura English to Cecilia English.
lots I tp y and IL. II. ~. blk ~, la, "
and pt ~. blk q. Ut lots :. \. ~. II.
H.. H. T.. blk ~. Eng add u Marshall,
81.
Laura English Ia Robert English.
lot ). blk a. pit lots = aud u, all lots
3. I. IL. ~. blk {. pt lots5 =. :. = and
lots =. :. !. blk ". Eng add Ia Mar.
shall. Al.
Joe Olmstpad to Elizabeth Thomas.
lots 3 and q. blk =. Nelson. So.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
T.. =. t'ITE. See.

4. =. NJ. Hun aud wife entertained
quit" n house party the iirs, ~ the
week and u most enjoyable time was
the result. The following persons were
of IA" prrty: Alexander stephens, wife
and son of Boonville. Mrs. Joe Wood
of Nelson aud Mrs. W. IL. lobe of Las
Vegas. y. NJ, the latter nf whom il
"a sister ~ the hostess, who Is making
her first visit home since her marriage
some months ago.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

r., Republican,,

To Republican,
blue Lick. No., Nov. u. l'"w.-The
Teachers "f IIrrndon vicinity will
hold Township Teachers institute nj
Iicrndon on saturday. Nov. u. i!."l.
AT : .. ~. Prof. ". -. Woodsmail
will instruct In al; II government, T..
:. Fit" IN history. \ good literary
program viii Il" rendered. Al are
invited,
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
A Cross Clerk

Is a rarity. For the most part the young
woman behind the counter is smiling and
obliging, though her hack hurts, her
side pains, or her head throbs distract
ingiy. The wonder Is, not that a clerk
is sometimes irritable, but that she 90
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
How's THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any ca-" of Catarrhthat can.
no, hr cured by Halls taiarrh cure.
+. J. cuENEY y Co.. Props, Tolc.
10. ohio.
We. the undersigned. have known
r. \. Cheney for the last IL years. and
bciicv" him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able Ia carr, out any obligations
made 10y their firm.
WEST " TRAIN. Wholcsal" Drug.
gi-'. Toledo. q. wAiLmNg. kiNNAMoN
n MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists. rolc.
do. q.
Halls Ca,arrh Cure 1, taken Intern.
ally. acting directly upon III" blood
aud mucou. surfaces ~ III" system.
Price ,~ per bottle. Sold 10y all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family PM arc the best.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
HE FEARED A Oh CATASTROPHE.
Letter IN p-ad Mans Pocket Warned
Wife of Imp.0dsg Evil.

81. IoriS. Nov. 3 y. T.. Galley.
IN apinrist of Higgin-villr. Mo-. Wa
killed lay u Chicago y Alton freight
on which h" was riding Yesterday,
rh" officials al IA. "oroncr'- "fi"r
have managed I" "moy" blood stains
from u letter In hi- pocket, and Ia I,
he tells his wife tina, h" fears som"
tragedy l. abou, Ia imiall the family,
aud Urges her to h" doubly careful.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

Laxative Bromo.luinine Tablets
sure u cold In M day. No cure, no
pay. Price - cents.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

Deceased will h" remembered 10y
many of our citizens IL u promoter of
III" school nf Psychology which was
started IN Marshall la,, winter. lie
Wa perfectly deaf. which accounts for
his h"ing IN down by an engine. Tie
wa rnrou'c /" cuba with u quantity
of bees. \ wife and two children ARE
left IL m"urn for u kind husband and
father,
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

rarely shows IT.
ritation. when ev-
cry nerve Is Juiv-
cring and she
hardly knows how
To hold her head
up
The nervous
condition, head.
ache and weak.
ness, which are the
results Of 'irreg-
ularity OF a dis.
eased condition Of
the woinanly or.
gans, ran In. en-
tircly cured by the
Use Of Df. picrce's
lFavorite Prcscrip.
ton. II regulates
the functions,
stops ~enfcebling
drains. strength.
rms the
system and pro.
NOTES the general
health Of the RI.
tire body.
Sick women are
invited to consult
lDr. Pierce by let.
ter, free Of charge.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

Stops the Cough and Works of the Gold,
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

Dr. K. V. Pierce. Buffalo. y. y.
"iiavipg uscl Dr. pivrcc's Payorite presct,p.
ton aud Golden Medical Discovery during
the past year" write. Mrs. Matte Long. ~
pfout- Valley, Ferry Co. Pa. ~ eau tfnthfuiiy
recommend the medicines for all female weak.
ness. have used SEVERAL ,rttie. OF favutitc
Prescription. which ! consider q great blessing
for weak women. was 80 nervous aud lis.
couragcl that I hardly knew what to ,o. Your
Kind. advice for hoine.trcatincft heii-d me
wond,ffuliy. Thanks tn Df Pierce"
Dr. ricrcc's Pleasant Pellets cure
dizziness and sick headache
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

will continue to Ike common and 10 In.
crease IN frequency until the girl Is
taught that IN. stability of the general
health Is founded al the local ~womanly
health
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
Address

Al corrcslondcncc private. Address '
Dr. K. V. Pierce. buffalo. y. Y.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26
Kruger Makes Some Charges.

London March -. 1-l5 r. m-The fol-
bowling ai~Fe.trh has aecn received - th"
var .fiIrr from lord Roberts date
ElnauFnuralu. Monday March 18th;
--T Eav. received the following reply 20
ruv rsIaeram uf March Ttth % the prcsi-
dents "t rle Free State and south Afrt-
yfu ~-rualir-
-Y"ur .s.elIsucy-s telegram reached
ua yesterday I assure yuu nothing
yVeulJ grisvs me wnr" tlau that my
1-lr=h-rs should make themselves guilty
ur L.al .--h as that laid q" their
charge hv vHE. am. however. glad %
-tv that vuG must have b-en mistaken
aaxs made personal inquiry of Gen
..-.tI T-Iarev wlts was iu command =
utsr t-rEh,rs I'd the place meutspned by
.ul. If.- denies entirely that our bur
-hers acted AS stated by you. but he
saws tlar pu saturday. the date being
II-cEiEIe. the British troops. when they
u..r. about ufry wards from our position.
r.Er up their hands Is well Is white
f-I. whilst 80 Ihs- same slime yuur r1nn 1u
.rsrut.trtIs.l the -ssii troops. wlth the tr-
suit rhlt CuIuEuar,iau Bchssr WAS
,Eur1rs.fstl- Yesterday muruiU- the head
-sEu-u trsiaut Wrpt-- iu lass account pf the
1.tttt.. as follows --Fh. soldiers hoiSir'i
tu.- white fia-- blt were then fired at hy
tHs British rannous and c'mpeii'7i To
thar=s-
=. -Perhars 81 is not known Ia your "X-
rrileuev that the Sam- thing happened
81 Sriru kup where. when "a portion cf
ths. trptue huist.si white fiag and Tut
rru their hands aud while uEr hUrEhsrs
were busy diearmiu- them. another Uor-
tluu ~ the tTpeus firetl ru our burgh-rs.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED.
kilograms Passing Between Sails
bury and President Kruger.

London March 22-i:l2 a. m.-Severai
kilograms have passed between President
Kruger and the British government In
addition to the Salisbury-kruger corre-
spOndence already published. The for
eign office received a dispatch from Pre-
tcria yesterday. The contents OF these
communications cannot yet be obtained.
So far as the military situation is con-
cerned. there IS practically no change.
Lord Roberts is quietly making prepara-
tions for the next move. AS necessary
to a beginning, Generals Gatacre and Bra
baht are swiftly moving from point TO
point i'm the southern districts of the Free
State. dispensing or accepting the surrend-
cr of any remaining Beers. thus ensuing
the safety of Lord Roberts's communica-
tions before starting toward Pretoria
a correspondent of The Daily News at
Springfontein. describing these move
mcnts. says.
General Gatacre Is sweeping through
the country like cyclone with nylnS
columns in all directions. His swift
ness and strategy have proved OF IN
estima BILE value TO Lord Roberts.
The rebuilding Of the railway bridge at
Norvars point will occupy two months.
The temporary bridge will be completed In
about ten days. Meanwhile supplies are
transported bv an aerial tramway across
the gap. These works necessarily delay
;he supplies for the advance. Lord Me
thuen's movements north of Kimberley
ar believed To be a prelude to the gath
erin.s Of a column of 3U,vn men, Win
Kimberley as base. To strike eastward
from Fourteen Streams into the Trans
Vaai. The long and anNiously awaited
news of the relief of Mafekng has not
yet been received. Mr. Schreiner. the
Cape premier. has granted the request OF
the mayer of cape Town that a public
holiday he proclaimed throughout The
colony on the relief Of Mafeking.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26
MAFEKING LEFT TO ITS FATE.
Plummer Retires and Relief Seems
Further Off Than Ever.

London. March 2I.-Lord RoSerts's main
army continues waiting AZ Bloemfontein.
The sentimental interes; I'm the fate of
Mafcking has intensified with Colonel
plummcr's forced retirement TO Croco-
diie pool. where he was two months ago.
Relief from the north now dwindles To
improbatiiliiy.
Lord Methuen Is skirmishiug with the
ROers ~ Warrenton. l67 miles away. Al
though seemingly in force sufficient 10 do
pretty much as he likes. he has not ad-
vanCed these five days. IL is hoped that
his military administration has pleas
ant surprise in preparation for the Brit
ishcrs 10y raising the siege with a strong
column of cavalry and artillery detourinS
20 Mafekng, while Commandant Snyman
is drawn Off To- engage Colonel Plummer.
General French's cavalry and mounted
infantry. according To a rumor. are fight
ing somewhere east of Bioemionteln.
This suggests more Boer bad news. as
Commandant olivic's commando. with
2.ga wagons. is reported on the Basuto-
land frontier, toiling northward through
KroOnstadt via Iadybrand. This enorm-
Gus wagon train is supposed To be moving
twenty-five miles a day. General French'
cavalry posts stretch from Bloemfontein
eastward 10 the mountains.
General Butler has not yet moved In
Natal
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26

but some OF the British troops were
killed. 1t has also been reported that at
the last battle of the Tugela English
cannon fired on troops who had surren-
dered
with reference TO the explosive bull
lets found In Cronje's laager and else
where / can give your excellency assnr-
ance that such bullets were not pur-
chased or allowed by the government.
I. however have no reason to doubt your
statement. as | know many OF the
ourghers of this state and of the south
African republic took a large number OF
Lee-Metford rifles and dum-dum ana
other bullets from British troops.
MAY / request your excellency, as
the cable Is closed to me. to make my
reply known tn your government ana
the neutral powers by cable
" STATE PRESIDENT.
The dispatch from Lord Roberts con-
ciuc:es as follows:
'As the inquiry into that matter proves
his honor's allegations 10 be unfounded.
and as | personally saw the holding up
of hands which he denies. ! nave OF
thought IL desirable To continue the cor
reSpondence.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26
THEY WENT TOO FAR AWAY

London. March 2i.-At late hour the
war office posted the following dispatch
from General Roberts.
''Blocmfontein, March 2i.-Ycsterday
Lieutenant Colonel Crabbe. captain Trot-
ter and Lieutenant The Hon. r.. Lyon,
of the Gr2naGier Guards and Lieutenant
Colonel Codrington, of the Cold Stream
Guards, rode eight or nine miles beyond
their camp on the MOdder riVer without
escort except Cne trooper. They were tir
ed upon by a party of Beers and Iieuter.
ant Lygol was killed and Lieutenal~
Colonel Crabbc. Lieutenant Colonel Cod
rington and Captain Trottcr were serious
" wounded. The trooper also was wound
ed. one of the wounded officers held up a
white handkerchief and the Bocrs came
to their assistance and did all they pos
sibly could. attending 10 their wounds.
The Beers then conveyed the wounded 70
the ncarst farm house. where they were
taken care Of
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26
BoERS MOVING ON LoBATsI,
Plummer Finds His Hands Full at
the Front

Lobatsi Ma:ch lG.-The Beers under
Commander Snyman are advancing in
force from Mafcking toward lsohatsi.
Colonel Bodic made reconnaissance on
March 18th dnd found Pitsan and Puth-
lugO occupied Toy the Beers. He returned
20 Goode Siding and made a demonstra-
tion ON March nth lie found the Beers
in strength AT a sharp curve on the rail-
way. They mad mounted "a gun on the
line ana were lying in wait iOr the con-
struction train.
\ brisk nring occurred a few miles
south of IobaisI on The morning of TIE
10Th The Beers maxim WAS freely uscG.
Colonel Bodlv came an touch with the
Beers just in time to prevent the camp
being surprised. ne f5oers attacked the
advance parry ana captured "A lew boxes
oi ammunition ana nearly secured a
maxim.
Lieutenant Tyler was killed and Lieu
tenant Chapman captured. Colonel Bodle
coming up put the bOcrs To night with
Ihe Boers yesterday were within "A few
IN l.-- ul l.uuatSi.
Yesterday afternoon the Beers pressed
closely upon tuiuucl fiummers main
camp ana kept up a hot mr.. killing one
while man ANA one native They paced
the maxim and Il twelve and hair
FOUNDER on a nIll on the east side of the
iine. four thousand yards from the camp.
The British right is protected by chef
Bathcon. who mas warned the Beers not
10 enter his territory.
Colonel fiummcr > present CndcaNor is
TO insure the safety of the railway north
q LObatsi and To- watch well the left
hauk. ~ Is probable that before the
Borrs retire toward Pretoria they Will
tackle the khodcsians IN .orCe.
Il - reported that the burghers are
abandoning the cnyironS of Aafckiug.
leaving only a sufficient number OF ar
tiiicriSts u man the big guns.
There are none az kamathlabama,
where they were supposed To have their
base. Colonel Plummer's scouts were at
kamathiabama Yesterday.
The usual Mafeking dispatches are
over due. but no anxiety is felt on that
acEOuui.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26
a W0MAR'S ADVICE
no WOMEN.

al feel that it is only my duty to send
you statement of my case" writes Mrs.
Mary Z. Wilcox, Emo (Rainy River, Al
gonna Co., Ont. {" j suffered untold misery
for many years with uterine trouble, until
| commenced taking DIR. Pierce's good
medicine and used the local treatment as
advised. | took two bottles of 'Favorite
Prescription and two of Golden Medical
Discovery | also sent for one box of your
'Antiseptic and Healing Suppositories.' l
have only used two, and that was two
months ago. Have not had to use any
since, but | shall keep them in the house
/ would advise every woman who suffers
from liberation of the uterus and piles to
use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t is the best medicine in the world. Also
write to DIR. Pierce for his advice. | have
felt better in these past seven months than
/ have for years. Every month | used TO
have to go to bed and have hot poultices
and take laudanum to ease the pain. /
don't 90 to bed now, nor do take auda-
mum. Every spring / used to be troubled
with piles, but / did not have any trouble
of that kind this spring. l keep Doctor
Pierce's Comp ound Extract of Smart Weed
in the house. 1t is wonderful medicine
&" You may publish this if you please, so
that other suffering women may be bene-
fitted as ! have been. Many thanks for
your kindness"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26

batSi. March 18th. "The Beers advanced
from tine south i'm considerable force this
morning They first adVaI,ed from
Goodc'S siding. After 4 sharp little en-
vance post was compelled to retreat
The retirement was eXcellenuy carried
out to our main position. The casualties
included Lieutenant Chapman and cor
poral. prisoners. ana TWO missing. prob
ably prisoners. Five troopers were wound
ed ChtpmIn's horse fell with him close
t. tine enemy. who immediately surround
ed him. The exact rsoer casualties are
unknown. but several were shot at short
range. In the afternoon the Beers ad-
V@nced further north and Shellcd our pO-
s.tiCn from ridge on our left. our 12l2-
FOUNDER replied. the artillery duel con-
tinuing until sunset. Lieutenant a. j..
TYLER has since died OF wounds. one ma
tive was killed. 100.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26

london. March ---TEe var Office fas
received -hs. following dispatch from Lord
Roberts dated Hioemfortein. Tuesday.
lIa-rh 1tl-
.-FSftrhsuer occupied P-i"si7 Yesterday
uuuru.1-.I- The rei...lS surrendered ;neir
r-ms Tile Trlusyaaiers escaped across
the river
-.AIr S-ayu s. circulating a noti = by
means ~ dispatch .riderE iu reply - my
reclamation e. the effect that any bur
cher wiu si-us "a declaration that ne VIII
nor r.hr a1.ii- -r-rI~ a-riu viii is- treated
s~ e rr.situr aui ~h"t-
-eTfa BInemfuuteiu people are Offering
US EVERY assistance iu the matter "f hos
r5tai aUruuuosiatiouS- We have cCi Sc
lueurl- tsru able to arrange Tor ledS-
--Thirty-thrcr prisoners were taken To
F'rte~tf @H stands ~ arms and some
supplies ami explosives
1.-The F-s.rs have b. gun "a surrender On
th- E.lSItulIui frontier.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-03-26

between Cecil Rhodes and Colonel kcle-
wch. Indeed. he declared, the war ONCE
was not aware that the latters authority
had IN any way been questioned. The
only positive answer given by Mr.. Wynd-
ham To the interrOgations was To the ct-
feet that neither dum-dumS nor anything
i'm the nature of expanding or explosive
bullets had been used by British troops
i'm South Africa. In regard to the trou-
bile bewteen Colonel Bloomfield Cough
and Lord Methuen. Mr.. Wyndham said
that the formers command expired March
18th. and that his return home previous
to that date was due to Lord MethuenS
action. An investigation into this mat
ter. he said. would be held as soon as
witnesses would return from South AZ
rica