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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10
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cItiasas Protest aa6 ne KIsstrIs LIghs
0rainaneD Il ,Laid % ne Table.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of town trustees was held at the
clerks once last Saturday evening. n.
II. Pnimetsg. n. Z. Hedal. ID. r. Mason,
and p. w. johnson were present. Re
pairs TO the crossings on Fourth street
and the south side OF Sherman aud At
the corner Of Fourth and Ceur d. Alene
streets were ordered, and the work was
given TO y. X. PaImeter. The report Of
the treasurer was read aud approved,
showing 81 50 in the contingent fund.
A petition signed BY II property holders
asking for q crossing over Seventh street
on the south side Of sherman street was
granted, and n. r. Palmeter author
lied to procure material and build the
same. J. IL. Harte WAS appointed reg.
istraT for the spfing election and allowed
121f cents for each name registered.
H. L. Bancroft was appointed distEibut-
ing clerk; w. ID. Mcfarland and Geo.
q. Thomson, judges; @. L. Deffenbaugh
and u. r. smith, clerks. A call was
ordered for nominating convention TO
be held on the evening Of March 49,
The bills Of n. II. PaImeter for %, J.
II. Harte, clerk and rent, SO, and +. W.
johnson, telephone q cents, were al.
lowed and ordered paid. The ordinance
granting Armand PeTrenOud, his heirs
and assigns, a franchise for electric
lights and the right TO maintain poles
and wires 10 the streets for period OF
twenty five years, came up for third
reading ana fnal action. A number of
citizens were present 10 protest against
the passage Of the ordinance. c. II.
Clayton. Capt. James Graham, Col. d.
ii. BudlOng and Others made speeches
against the ordinance. y. S. Paul and
Armand PeTrenoud defended THEIR
rights to the franchise, claiming the
ordinaI &C Was reasonable and contained
nothing more than the privileges given
by the other towns. Mr.. Paul said they
would be satisfied with franchise for
ten years; but those who were there 10
oppose the ordinance refused to accept
the compromise and the trustees voted
TO lay the matter on the table. An or.
dinanee fixing official salaries for the
coming year passed two readings The
trustees passed resolution grant
ing tie light aud water company priTi-
lrge 10 use twenty feet of Front street
for distance of ninety feet for a wood
yard. The board then adjourned.
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A DAILY STAB RourE NAIL.
StAEs Coach to supsrssds Railway Nail
Service.

Stage Coach 70 supsrseds Railway Nail
Service
Unless the Northern Pacific railroad
gives daily mail service on the branch
line the Srryice will be- changed to u star
route between C0ur d'Alene and Rath
drum each day Of the week excerpt sun
day. This much is assured by the pas.
tai department and steps are to be taken
Immediately by Postmaster Mason to
advertise for bids for carrying the mail
over the new route for a period OF
two years. beginning May I. 1900. The
postmaster has received blanks from
Washington for bidders TO oil out, to-
gether with instructions as to what will
he required Of the successful bidder
The running time is to be- tive and one
half hours and the mail Is to- leave Rath-
drum at 6 30 in the morning, arriving
here ate O'Clock Returning. it is to leave
here at Is 30 p. m.
The establishment of this route will
affect the Northern Pacific In more ways
than by the mere loss Of the mail con-
tract, The L. S. land Office being To-
Gated here. n great many people
come every week on business be
fore that Office, and all those living
along the main line have been ia the
habit OF coming in by way of Spokane,
thus making in the round trip over 100
miles additional railroad travel With
n stage lime between here and Rath
drum, all Of this travel will be diverted
70 the stage. The same is also true OF
people from this part OF the county who
have business at the county seat. II
seems to us short sighted policy that
will allow stage coach to get In and
take the business from a railroad, yet
this is about to I've accomplished. How.
ever, the policy Of Northern Pacific
officials, though detrimental to the in
terests Of the company, has been one Of
neglect toward the branch line. Only
last summer they let the Great North
eTn haul the members Of the Spokane
Retail Grocers' Association and their
friends to Loon Lake on an EXCURSION
and there were eleven coaches crowded
with people simply for lack Of enter
prise and push. Another instance of
this lax policy was demonstrated by the
tying up Of the steamer George Oakes
early last fall when she could have been
running and doing good business Ill
winter. Charles S. Fee and his able as
sistant, A. ID Charlton. are ast-clsss
passenger men: hut some ot the subor-
dinates need waking up
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

Taken up BY ne undersigned, llylnk ans.haa
mits south q Wolf LSdEe. part See u. 70. 81 r.
W. o. B. NJ, kootenai county, Idaho. On Dec.
II, Ise. ~ esirsys. the folI0aing described
Stock VIZ; Ore gray mare. bEanas1 With >
quarter eircse n on ieft thigh, scar on nose,
weight about so POUNDS Ohe bay h1sse, war
ling star In forehead. branded quarter elrsie "
on ieft thigh. weight 80 pounds: ons bay mare
con; one roam horse. ysars old. branded On
ieft thigh but cannot tell shat Il IL, has shoes
on. weight about 20 pounds: one iron gray
horse. brad On iefs thigh. brand not plain, Ir
looks Ike y, weight about 60 poands The
roam aud iron gray were tIed together wheh arst
ssen- Believing all belonged 70 band q horses
which came through In August. On Ils way to
Montana, but not knowing the owners Wherr-
sbouts. THE person owning said property {, re-
quested to prove the same according % Ian. o.
1 win proened to obtain tile In accordance with
the statutes Of idaho. relative 10 estEnys-
ANTOINE SouHENsoN.
Wolf Lodge. Dee. %. Isss. mar 70 Sip
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AT the New Mil sta.

The Ceur 'Alene Lumber Co began
active operations Thursday for the
erection of their big Saw mill. A barge
load Of dimension tiinbers were brought
from Harrison aud have been unIoaded
at the new mill site The company has
clOned deal with Gunderson & Cham
berlin for the removal OF their tie mill
TO \ point in the bay three or four hun-
dred feet north Of its present location.
Piiings will be driven for the foundation
OF the tie mill and the lumber company
will erect their mill on the site now &C.
cupied by GuDderson & Chamberliu.
The change will give the lumber com
pany a solid rock foundation for their
mill and the point of rocks near 10y viii
be blasted of 10 make the necessary
room for the plant. The other location
is equally Nell suited for the tie mill
The removal will be made without de
iay,
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suAAsa PEN 4 Hsn. IA. K..s

News reached here Thursday evening
Of the sudden death Of Hon. J. A. Keaf.
-Of'HarTison. Mr. Keat iIaA.been ailing
for about two weeks, bat was able 70 be
around until q day Of two before bis
death. He WINS suffering from typhoid
fever which caused . stOppage or the
bowels aud death came 70 his relief 1t
seven O'Clock Thursday evening. De-
ceased was born in New Hampshire In
1886, and was 81 yeaFB Of age. He was
in the south at the bresking out Of the
rebellion. His loyal New England blood
would not permit him TO remain in that
section when his country Berded his
services. and he made his way north
after enduring many hardslips and
suffering many insults, for 10 those days
a Yankee Ia the south was the most
despised Of mortals. lie enlisted IN an
Iowa regiment aud went TO the front;
but being Of = reliceut nature lie Inn.
parted very little Of his personal history
even 70 bis most intimate friends, con-
sequenty very little is known OF bis
army or private life. lie came here ia
the fall Of 1891. from charieyOix. Mich.
and opened law once. In the fail Of
1885 he was elected a representative
TO the legislature as silver Republican
aud served with credit 10 himself and
with honor to his party. He leaves a
wife aud two sons in Michigan and
host Of friends In this county. where he
WAS well and favorsbly known.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

The following trial jurors were drawn
Tuesday 70 serve at the March term OF
tie district court, which cOnVebes At
Rathdrum March %: W. T. Sharrs, A.
A. Greene. II. ID. Allen, VIM. chrisholm.
A. b. clapp. Damon Dodge, John Sar
gent, NJ. w. Thibade"u, W. r. CraW
ford, g. W. Steele, Archie j. Clarke
Frank Blonquist, J. W. Summers,
Joseph Boughton, stephen d. Howe,
Antoine Sorensoh, Charles Greene, J. A.
Hickman. J. ". McCrea, Charles 5.
smith, John O'HOgge, Charles Gertum.
Thomas c. Hooker, John Graf. Thomas
L. Holmes, Hans Hansen, Sam Owens,
Vim. Bell, Levi YOtbers, Robert Schlem
lein. Paul Upright, George Ross. John
5. Forman. d. W. Gray. Hector Ne
Kenzie. John Barrett, l. j. Brsnt, c. II
Borthwick and Bert McCIAin. There
was no grand jury drawn for the reason
that the court did not think the same
was necessary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

Board Of County comniEnsrs Calls for II
Booka.

BOARD o. Coanty Com1iGnera Calls fer the
B0oks.
Ia the proceedings of the board Of
county commissioners, we fnd the fol.
lowing proceedings regarding the cash
looks of the Republican county clerk
and auditor of this county who held
office previous to the term of the present
incumbent:
Whereas suggestions have come to
the board from a number OF citizens
and taxpayers residing in various pOr-
tons OF the county that il would be
advisable TO secure the services Of an
expert for the purpose of making a
Thorough examination and inyestiga
ton OF the accounts and records of the
officials OF KOOtenai county for a mum
Der Of years past; and whereas. upon
examination of the matter on the part
Of the board, it is found that such ex.
animation cannot be made at this time
on account of no cash books having
been found in the auditors ONCE cover
ing the several terms of the predecessor
Of the present incumbent: now. there.
fore. it Is ordered that the CLERK of the
board be directed to request Robert S,
Bragaw, ESQ., ex,auditOr of Kootenai
county. TO furnish to the board the cash
books kept by him during his incum-
brDcy of the office OF auditor, and that
pending his compliance with such re
quest, further action in this matter be
deferred until Monday. April 20. $40,
1t which time all persons who desire 10
be heard in the matter lie requested TO
attend and offer such suggestions in
testimony as NAV tend to show the ad-
visibility of such expert examination
ana investigation
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

Taken up ~ Tie undcsagned, living 81 wulg
LslgF. par Sc. q. ~. @, n. : w.of D. NJ.
kootenaf county. Idaho. On nrr u. -. a. q.
tray. m sciioRing DESERVED aoek. Vii One
tHo-yeas-oid horse. buckskIn. branded On lsfi
saouideF. The psFson On ming said property Il
requested 10 prosc the aaine aeogFdlng 10 law,
o. wili pIOeeed % obtsIn tide n aeeonInnee
with The stAtnses q Idnho. selaiiyr 70 eslfsys.
W. n. JcaNsoN.
Vol Iodgs, Dec. -. 100. marieaI.p
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laaiss, oela Plaae preeele. Yrs..

Send us your name aud address, no
money, and we will mali you flee Of
charge, 10 packages Of our new variety
flower seeds; sell these seeds to your
friends at 10 cents package aud send
rs the ei and We will send you free Of
charge nm elegant, gold plate. ladies'
chain bracelet aud lockrt, guaranteed
good lasting plate aud newest design,
This Is a great chance for the Rirls.
Write today. The Postal News & sup
ply Agency, T. u. Box sSS. Wilkes Barre,
Pa q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

Al last weeks session Of the county
commissioner the following saloon II
oenSe bonds were approved: WIN. Nc.
Carter. ofSk Maries; Port mn lun, Port
hin; r. n. Cramer OF Priest River; Jas.
Judge Of Cnur d'Alene; Sam Billings
Of Port Hiil; W. r. Shoulder Of Boomers
Ferryi James Casey Of Boomers Ferry;
Nell \. Paul OF C9uf d'Alene; John
Dlngwell Of CGur d'Alene; Henry
Reiniger Of Rathdrum; Theodore S,ipe
OF Harrison; Fred Fisher Of Port nlll;
Tom Mcllcnry Of Harrison; Frank NJ.
Lucus OF Boomers Ferry ). N. Chase Of
Hope; J. W. Doane OF Standpoint;
Robert Short OF MedlmOnt; Z. r. Ilar.
RE Of Harrison.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

Taken np b. the undersigned. living tao
miles north Of Vol Lodge. part See. u. Tp 70.
W. Of B. ~, Kootenai eouniy. Idaho. on
Dee II. lse1. extrAys. the following described
stock: One brown horse. no brand visible.
weight about 80 pounds. bleinish on both
knees; one sOEei mare. no brand visible, weight
about 600 pounds Any person owning said
property n requested TO prove the same accord
Ing TO law, OF Nln proceed 20 obtain title N
accordance With the statutes Of Idaho. relative
70 estrayS. n. EMPEX,
Vol Lodge Dee. %, Iesa maE.IezI-p
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p.aLsr Rss,s q Rs1Isr.

J.R Garrison, Cashier Of The bank
OF ThOrnvIlIO, Ohio, had been robbed Of
health BY serious lung trouble until
he tried Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Then he wrote: "lt "a
the beat medIctue ! ever used for .
severe cold or a bad case Of lung trouble.
I always keep y bottle on hand" Don't
suffer with Coughs, Colds, or any Throat
or Chest or Lung trouble when you can
be CURED % easily. Only D0c and si.oo
Trial bottles AZ any Drug store.
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what's Your Pace Rarth2

Sometimes a fortune, but never, IL
you have a sallow complexion, a jaun.
diced look. moth patches and blotches
on the skin,-all signs of Liver Trouble.
But DIR. Kings New Life Pills give
clear skin, rusy cheeks, rich complex.
ION. Only % cents at any drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

Al the dOctOTs told Renick Hamilton,
Of West Jefferson, o.. after suffering Is
mouths from Rectal FIstulA, he would
die unless = costly operation was per,
formed; but he cured himself with
BueklenS Arnica Salve, the best in the
world. Surest pile cure on earth. Csc
. boz, at any drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-10

DIR. \ II MeEaen will visit Coeut
d'Aie,,e daring the Glrs; aud third weeks
OF each month for the practice Of den.
tistry oNlce in the Mcfarland block
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Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
specially at the Pass oGlice.
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and Reckless.

The consequences Of u diseased cOndi-
tion Of the stomach and digestive and
nutritive system arc most disastrous to
the whole body. Ono by one every,
organ may become involved. The mis-
cry is uaaddeninK. The most extreme
cases Of "Stomach trouble. and the evils
resulting from il have been cilfed by Or.
Fierce'S Golden Medical Discovery. II
strengthens the stomach, PARTIES the
blood and builds up the body with sound
healthy flesh.
~ was takeu With severe headAehe.- writes
Thomas A. SwartSS Ru1 IaS. Sab-Statioa c. Co
i1meas Ohio, thea eramps IN the stoJnach, and
ny focd would po1 digest thea Kidney aud liver
eroohae. and my eock EvS weak - ] co1sd
ecarcsly grt aFuund. i1st gave Tno0ey to the
oocton whenever thought they would do uae
any FooA. bue The more dcctored tbe work
EN gutn Six years passed. I bad beccuae
pcorty coald only walk IN the housr by the aid
% chair, aud ga - thin had Crews ~ % dsr
thinking that eOai not be cured. Thea saw
cpe q my ncighbox bow and he said. Take my
advtcs and take pr, fiercS's Golden Medical
D.scosSty and make new man oua IL yoarseiG .
The hrst bcltle hetped me - thought would
Eet another, ard after hsd taken eirhl eolties
IN aboat six weeks Was weighed and found I
had gained twentyNsevcn tzSI poandA I have
done mote hard work In the pa8 eiexen mouths
than did IN two yeara before. and am Is stuut
and healthy To-Day think, Is evcr was
DR.. nerce's Pleasant Pellets cure
o1ktotAsne9A -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-06-01
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.
Temporary Chairman Eulogizes Bryan ~
the Man Of the Hour.

Temporary Chairman Eulogizes Bryan n
the Man Of the Hour.
TRE>T,N, y j.. June 1.-The Demo
cratic ate convention TO select dele
gates - T.. national convention at Kan.
sas CITY rlet here during the day.
When fhs convention was called to or.
der nearly 500 delegates were present.
Colone. Zulick, the temporary chair
man. IL his speech touched only slightly
on the financial question and referred
20 trusts and mllitarism as the issues OF
the hour. He made reference TO Mr..
BRYAN IN this language:
Every epoch III our national history
furnishes the men equal TO the necessl.
tie, Of the hour. The dark days OF the
American revolution produced Wash.
ington and inspired the pen OF Thomas
Jefferson to write the truths OF liberty
and independence: Andrew Jackson s
courage and foresight throttled the in.
famous conspiracy Of the United States
bank: Lincoln successfully guided the
nation in its struggle for the preserva'
tion Of the Union. and now that the
liberty of the people is menaced by I'M
pcrialism. milltarlsm and trusts. the
country will find i'll the wise. patriotic
statesman. William J. Bryan. safe
t-'hnn0 nf the people."
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MONUMENT DEDICATED.

solomon Gilbert Simtnons' Gin 10 the
City "f k"no.ha. Wi... Unveiled.
kENosHA. Wis, June l.-Ccremonies
attending the dedication of IA soldiers
monument. colossal in size and hand.
some III design, the Gift Of Solomon
hilbert Simmons of this city as trib-
ute TO the heroes who wore the blue
during the Rebellion. brough, many
thousand peopl. to Kcnosha Preced.
ing the dedication was parade Of
many Grand Army posts and societies.
Miss Elizalrth Clark simmons, grand.
daughter Of the donor. unveiled the
monument. Bishop Failcs of Chicago
delivered the Grafton. The shaft is a
f'utcd column - fec; high. and has an
iron !.ncc II four feet ut the bottom,
talsring L. three feet N the top. Above
the column i The capital stone six feet
square. and on top II this capital rises
the crowning figure of the monument.
AL a!!osorical statue Of winged victory.
holding GU; the rewards OF the victor,
the wreath and the crown The crown.
ine figure IL - feet high.
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GENERAL OTIS ARRIVES.
smallpox on the Meade Makes His Land
in: Indefinite.

sm,,,pox ON the Meade Makes His Land
in. Indefinite.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-The trans
port Meade. with General r. >. Otis on
board. has arrived here % days from
Manila. The Meade had three cases OF
smallpox on board. She was placed III
quarantine where she will remain an
indefinite time. General Otis stated 10
the quarantine officers that he was in
excellent health and wished to land to
take train for the East as soon rs
possible. 4 quartermaster. q stowaway
and a soldier are infected with small
pox. The Meade has on board the bodies
nf ll2 soldiers who died III the Philip
mines. The. was one death on the
wav over The transports passenger
list numbers ~ cabin and l34 steerage.
The presence Of smallpox on the vessel
r,okes the time Of General Otis land.
ing very indefinite.
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Is GREATLY IMPRESSED.
Admiral Ahmed IAsha Think. the nited
>tntrs I~ads the World-

" asnI>aTo>. June The Turkish
vice adnl4rnl. Ahmed Pasha now in this
country a.s returned from visit 10
Cramps ship yards u; Philadelphia.
!no admiral has ..en making flying
visits since his ARRIVAL nj New York to
ih. various nava! equipment works in
tins ;slri Of Ia. country. He expresses
himself n greatly impressed 10y the
facilities III this country for building
and fitting out war vessels and says
tina, IN this respect the United States
has no superior IN the world. II indeed
i, has an equal Although no order for
n cruiser 10 i.e constructed III this coun.
try (, the Turkish government actually
has lcsn made. II Is prolab.c one Will
y. III short time" The admiral re-
iiera;ed his former statement that there
is absolutely no diplomatic significance
III his visit To the United states.
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CONSIDERATIONS OF TRUSTS.
House Adopts the Special Order one red
by the Majority.

House Adopts the Special Order offered
by the Majority.
WASHINGTON. June l.-When the
house met Mr. Dalzcll, from the com.
mittec on rules. presented the special
order for the consideration Of the anti.
| trust resolution and bill. The rule was
the same as that heretofore prepared
except that II provided for a vote on
the amendment on Friday and the bill
on Saturday.
Mr.. Dalze,l explained that the rule
presented was for the consideration Of
the two measures reported by the ju-
dietary committee. the resolution for n
constitutional amendment empower
ing congress 10 enact legislation deal
ing with trusts and the bill for the
amendment Of the Sherman antitrust
law
Mr.. Richardson. the minority leader.
criticising the rule. declared ,ha, il was
framed 10 bring the house 10 vote Oh
the resolution. without opportunity 10
amend II.
The special order was adopted, lil to
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-06-01
CASE WILL REST
Agreement Reached by Clark's
FrjshAs and Senate Elec-
tiOMs Committee.
Credentials Of Both Candidates
to Remain on the Table
for the Present.
Special Rule for Consideration of
Trust Legislation Adopted
by the House.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The senate
committee on privileges and elections
has reached an agreement with the
friends of Senator Clark Of Montana 70
allow the senator's case TO rest where il
Is, with the understa ldinp that no
further steps shall be taken to have
either Mr.. Clark's or Mr.. Maginnis'
credentials referred 10 the committee.
and that no further action shall bc taken
on the resolution Of the committee con.
ccrning Senator Clarks original cleo.
t!on.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-06-01
.,U,,.~cd "a Have Died of IJaGuc'

SAN Francisco. June line ci.y
hoard OF health held III autopsy on 'ho
hoJv Of Chinaman found i'll Chinese
undertaking establishment. "A mem.
bcr Of tho board stated that the resui.
Of the autopsy strongly indicated tha1
tho Chinaman died of the bnpoh'c
,,,ayuc In order to fully demonstrate
,.hcther or not it was case OF 'nc
s,.ou. cultures were taken from the
glands for the purpose OF making ""'
aminnfinn.
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bhrrts Reports the &c.
lion Of Johannesburg
|, British Troops.
Now Floats Over
Richest Part Of the
k,u> vaal Republic.
F'urrent in London That
|l,nr Kruger Has Been
Taken Prisoner.

Jane 1.-The following dis.
hen received at the war Of.
7 l. n Roberts:
.burs. May 3i.-llcr ma.
are now in possession OF
rr. and the British flag floats
triiincnt buildings.
! .tn..us,cr Gazette says IT is
n : euar,er likely TO hc well
President Kruger had
H., ~ the British nix miles
\ 49,
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POSTPONED.
''h'r's Message rut n Dsnrrc"'
ihwac Om the situation.

''h'ris' Message rut Dsnrrc"s
fhasc Om tho situation.
"N' June Lord Roberts
llslatchcs shed somewhat dii'
night on the military SITUATION
They were received celebrations
Fganlzed in the country towns III
1.-THE fall Of Pretoria. Pretoria.
(cf' Is not yet in the hands OF the
r though there il no reason 10
'he authenticity Of the report
|hfnger has evacuated tho place
LAT the municipality is ready 10
f'er when confronted by superior
Frs
|ral French's movement appears
much an immediate advance Oh
"a as part Of q plan to SURROUND,
'"csburg. Lord Roberts hinlseil
Eiandsfontein Junction. Ills
VIII be placed to the south. west
o''h OF johannesburg, subsequent
surrender Of tho city. Ihesc
VIZ Probably bc reconcentr!!!e''