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The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
DID 1T HIMSELF.
Queen Forced Emperor of China TO His
Own Undoing.

Vancouver, b. O., March 7.-Chinese
advioes sHy that in sffeoting the dethrons-
msnt Of Kwang Su on January "a, the
dowager empress practically forced the
monarch to be the author of his own un-
doing to the extent of renounoinR the
throne, proslaiming Few emperor and
practically asserting himself q usurper
by stating that his election to suosoed
Tung Cnin had been discovered to be
Illegal Abe decree Of rsnunoiAtion
ssys, In part:
"Now, be 10 also known that when Sc
looted to the throne 10 was then agreed
hat II ever We should have q son, that
son should be proclaimed heir to the
throne; but ever since last year (1s9Sl
we have been consta ntly Ill and 1t was
for this reason that the empress dowAger
grnoiously aoceded b, our urgent pray
ers ami took over ths reina OF govern
inent in order to instruct US In our du-
ties. A year has now passed and still we
find ourselves an invalid, but ever ksep-
ing in our mind that We do not belong to
the direct line Of succession and that Tor
the sake of the safety Of ths empire and
cur ancestors, a legal heir should be elect
ed to tbs throne, we again prayed the
dowager empress to carefully choose
from among the members of the imperial
clan such q one and this she has done In
the person OF Pu Chun. son Of TsaI VI,
Prince TuAn, sesond order"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
ROUTED ENEMY.
Beers Are Driven From Their
PO SitiOn.

London. March 7.-Midnight-The Wal
Office has just posted the following sd'
vlcss from Lord Roberts:
Poplar Grove. Wednesday, March Z,
evening. We hal very successful day
and have completely routed the enemy.
who are In full retreat.
"The poIitiOn which they occupied ia
extremely sIrong ard ounningly arranged
with a second line of entrenohnsnts
which would have caused heavy loss,
had direct attack bean made.
"Ths turning movement was neoesslri.
Iy wide. owing to the nature of the
ground; and the cavalry and horse ariil-
lery horses are much done up.
''The lighting Was practically confined
to the cavalry division, which, as usual,
did exceedingly well, and General French,
reports that the horse artillery battsriss
did great execution among the enemy.
sour casualties were about ffty. re.
gret to say that Lieut. Keswiok wai
killed, aud Lieut.. Bailey severely
wounded both of the Twelfth lancers.
"Lieut. De Crespigny, OF the Second
Life guards was severely wounded. Rs
naming casualties viii be telegraphsd
tomorrow. Generals Dewst and DslArsy
commanded the Rosr forces."
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
Cronje To Be Taken to
ST. Helena
To Remain Until the End OF the
War.

London, March a. a. m.-Lord
Roberts wired yesterday morning from
Osfontein and in the evening from Poplar
Grove, fourteen miles eastward. BY 90
application OF the elementary principle oi
strategy the Bosr positions fifteen miles
long across his path, have been smptied
and their holders have besn obliged TO re.
tire In confusion consequent upon hasty
withdrawal.
Nothing was done by Lord Roberts tc
disturb the deadly ingenuity of the Boer
trenches in front of him. He marched
out infantry estimated, from the com.
mAnds named At 30, 900 men and sent 10.
900 hcrssmen and horse artillery In . bold
sweep around the Boer left, whereupou
the Boer centre and right became unten-
abls.
came into contact with the Beers.
The correspondents differ ~ to the
enemy's strength. The Daily Malls rep
ressntative thinks the Bosrs number
something more than four thousand.
The Daily News man estimates them at
ten thousand.
The Dutch risings in the northwestern
districts of Cape Colony are the only
oloudlet in the sky of British prospects.
The military authorities have decided
that General Cronje and the other Boer
prisoners shall be sent immediately TO the
island OF st. Helena there to remain un-
til the end of the war.
Lord Roberts has chosen Lord Bathurst
colonel Of military regiment at the
front to command the escort to st.
Helena, which was last month place In
and London.
1t Is also assersed that the cabinet has
resolved neither to propose nor to enter
tain proposals at the present junoture for
an exchange Of prisoners.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
ENGAGEMENT IMMINENT

which VIII he Decisive ms TO whole
War.
London, March s.-A despatch to ths
Iimss from Modier River, dated yester
day, says;
"1hs Beers occupy an extensive posi-
tion between ourselves and both Blom.
fontsin and Winhurg. They include the
bulK Of the Natal forces and are under
Gen. Joubert himsslf. Only sufficient
men have been left to hold Van he enen 4
Pass and Laings Mex. Extensive deser-
tions are repof ted during thu trek.
IAN engagement is imminent which
will probably be decisive as to the whole
var,
The Times publishes the following de-
spatch from Lourenoo Marquez, dated
Monday, March 3;
"Presidsnt Kruger's preclpitate
journey to Natal, was due to Gen. Jou-
bert's earnest representations that the
operations Of Lord Roberts had 90
alsr mGd the Free Staters that they. had
become unoontrollable.
"There Is every fir dicatlon Of chaos
and Generalization In the burgher ranks.
The Bosr losses In Natal frum Tuesday
to Friday last week, were 90 killed and
200 wounded.
1.-The Free States raad has b.en sum-
moned to meet in April.''
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
WILL FIGHT TO LAST MAN

Pre-. steyn Says Something Dreadfu
wnI Happen Before English Get 4,
Pretoria.
London, March s.-A. G. HaIes, tn,
corresI sIondent OF the Daily News, who
was captured by the Boers February 8
and released few days ago at Bloem
tontFin, teleg 'aphins from Sserkstreo o Il,
Tu sday, says:
"WhIls l was a prisoner at Bio No % I :
tsin 1 had an interesting interview with
President Stsyn. He said the burgherl
were determinsd to fight TO the last tt ar
and that ths struggle in the Free Stat
would be ohild's play compared wit,
what would follow in the TransHal.
"Prssilsnts Hteyn predicted that thc
capituiation Of Pretoria would be prectd
I'd by events which would q tonish Eu-
rope. He appointed deputy president
to remain at ElOmfontein during his ab-
ssncs at Pretoria In the interests OF the
Free Sta.s."
A oorrs spondent OF the Morniug Pos,
telegraptiug Tpesd,y, M,roh G, Gsys:
1.-THE agitation by the peacs party ir
England and the hope thnt this oonservA-
tive government may be defeated ar
neutrslizing the effect Of the British
victories because they encourage the
Beers 20 persist in tn, struggle.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
TWO CONVENTIONS.
The Not OverIarge Republicans Party of
Texas Has ITS Usual Row.

Waco, Texas, March 7.-Ths expected
split in the Republican state convention
developed at the opening Of the second
days session today. After the roll call
for temporary chairman yesterday VIM.
Mcdonald was declared elected By state
Chairman Green Of the executive cou-
mittee. The Ferguson faction last night
decided that Henry Ferguson (oojored)
the anti-Grssn candidate for temporary
chairman had been unfairly counted out.
To-day after Mcdonald assembled the
rostrum. Ferguson presented sworn
afiidavit, made BY one Of ths secretaries
appointed by Chairman Green to keep a
tally on the vote yesterday for temporary
chairman, declaring that he (Ferguson)
was honestly eisoted chairman Of the
convention By Q vots Of a4e 1.2 20 MoDon-
AIDS 420, and that being the CASE he de-
sired o ne " election on tine ground OF
fraud. Mcdonald, after CONSULTATION
with memb bsrs Of the executive committse
declared the convention adjourned until
] .. m.
After the Mcdonald convention ad.
journsd, the Ferguson faction, the anti
1rsenites, held Q convention and elected
the following national delegates; X.
b. Hawlsy. Il. II. X. Green, Henry Fer
guson (oolorsd) and George d. Jacob son
(coloTed.)
4 A platform with was adopted endorsing
the Mckinley adminlstration, favorinR
the construction of the Nicaragnan canal
and protesting against usurpation of
power by the chairman of the state exsou.
tive committee. The convention then ad-
journed sins die.
Thirty minutes after the Ferguson CON-
ventioD adjourned, the Mcdonald oonven-
zion was called to order. A platform was
adopted which. with few exceptions OF
9 local character was the same as that
adopted by the Ferguson convention.
The convention elected the following
delegates at large to the national conven-
tion: L. II. Green, Il. b. Hewley,
William Mcdonald and II. Rodgers.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
GEN. WHITE TALKS.
Says He Told Gen. Butler Not to Hurry
Relief Operations.


London, March s.-Mr. Winston
Churchill telegraphs the substance OF an
interview he has had with Sir George
White who commanded the Ladysmith
garrison. General Whits said he might
have held out until April, but this would
have involved the death Of most Of the
native population by starvation and of
the sisk from want of nourish ment. Then
he would have destroyed the stores and
ammunition. and all who were ht to
crawl five miles would have sailed forth
to make q show Of resistance and to avoid
formal cspitulAtion.
He declared that he had always begged
General Ballsr not to hurry the relief
operations. adding earnestlyi SIT IL not
right to charge me with all the loss of life
they involved"
Mr.. Churchill says General White spoke
bitterly Of home criticisms and Of at
tempts at the war offioe to superssds
him. attempts which General BnlIer pre-
vented from succeeding. In conclusion,
he exclaimed: "I regret Nicholson Mex.
Perhaps 1t was rash, but 1t was the only
chance Of striking q heavy blow. Bat I
regret nothing else. I would do 1t all over
again.
RETREAT FROM LADYSMITH.
Boar Camr, Biggarsberg, Saturday,
March The federals have fsllsn baok
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, Mar. 7, taken at
p. M, meridian time, the observation fol
this section being given in this order:
Temperature, direction of wind, state oi
weather.
Boston, "a degrees; W; clear; New
York. 80 degrees, NV, clear; Philadel
phia, rs degrees, NV, p cldy; Washington
"A degrees, NV. clear; ALBANY, 2s degrees,
", oldyi buffalo 2s degrees, snow /;
rs degrees, IS clear; st. Paul, "a degrees,
S, clear; Huron, OAK, 46 degrees, SIC
clear; Bismarck, 80 degrees, SW, clear,
Jacksonville, Is degrees, Sc, cloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
MAYAS DRIVEN OUT.

OsIaoa, Mr., March 7.-News has
reached here of hard nght between SCI
Maya Indians and 1000 Rovsrnmen
troops near the town of Aguada. CO..
Erenando Gonzales, member Of Presi
dent Diaz's personal staff, commanded
the government forces, which made the
attack on the Indians. The Mayas wers
strongly sntrenehed, but wers driven
from their position by the terrible fi=C
poured in upon them. Thirty seven In.
slams were killed and lsrge NUM- bel
wounded. qhree soldiers were killed.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
(TALK No. 1851
CLOSING THE LIDS.

Whenever you sse q person who
partly CLOSES the lids In looking at Oh
jsots you may know that person
needs glasses. There is not o single
exception to the rule. Closing the
lids simply outs of the diffussd light
and throws 1t to a letter focus. II
the eye was perfect this would not hS
necessary. All the rays would be To-
cussed clearly and distinctly. There
would be no effort or strain upon the
eyes. II you find yourself forming
this habit have your eyes looked after
at once. DO not wait until they grow
we're. but givs them attention now.
BY wearing glasses In the earlier
stages 1t win only be necessary to
wear them when you ara using your
eyes particularly hard. If you wait
too long you will have to wear them
all the time.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
HERMAN MAN HANGS HIMSELF.

Bangor, March 7.-Hiram S. Emerson
aged 5S. unmarried, Of Hermon Corner
committed suioide on Wednesday fore.
noon by hanging himself with an OK
Craln. The desd was done, 1t Is supposed
while he was suffering from an attacl
OF a serious brain trouble with which b,
has been afflicted. The deceased wa
known In Bangor, having frequently Wis
tied this city with farm produce.
Emerson has been in iIl-health feI
some time and arrived home two week
ago after receiving hospital treatment
for his diseased miAd.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
CROSS FOUND GUILTY..

Bridgeport, CT, March THE jury
the case OF Charles b. Cross, l7-ysar-
old boy, who was on trial fer the murGer
of Mrs. Sarah v. King, woman Of over
10 years, after three hours and twenty
minutes dsliberation, returned verdict
his evening of murder In tn, first de
gree. Jrdge Roarhaek Immediately
Sentenced CIos to be hung Friday
N orning, july 20.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Portland, Mar. Z. l9Oo-Ths local
weather bureau records the following:
sa. m.-Barometer, 29.s17; thermome-
ter, So; dew point, 2s; rel. humidity,
10; direction of wind, w; wind veloc-
ity, Is; state of weather, clear.
sp. m; Barometer, 80. o.199; thermome-
ter, 80; dew point, g.; rel. humidity, SO
direction of wind, NV; wind velocity, IA
state of weather, clear.
Max. temp, 81; min. temp, 20: mean
temp, 2S: max. wind velocity, 20 NV
precipitation-24 hours 90.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
THE WEATHER.

Boston, March Local forecast: Fair
Thursday; probably fair Friday; warmer
Friday; northerly winds
Washington, March Forecast for
Thursday and Friday: For New Eng
land, fair Thursday and Friday, warmer
Friday in western portion; fresh west to
north winds becoming variable.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08

for this port, is supposed 70 have foun-
dred on or after February "a. The Hcod
left baltimore February 7, lsaen with
about 1000 tons OF coal for wilkesbarrs
pier, East Providence.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08

osfontsiu, March Lord Roberts's
forpe advanced early this morning. GEN
eral French turned the southern part Of
the position Of the Bsors who fed, Isav-
Ing gun, immense quantities OF forage
and their tents. He is now In pursuit.
The Beers on the north bank are ALEC
evao uating the position.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
If A BLACK cow

gives more and better milk than white one,
you would not question color. BENSON'S
ALWAYS READY CHARCOAL is black, but
us cleaner and cheaper than wood and
kindles fire quicker.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
ON IMPOSSIBLE TERMS.

A BOer Commando Of 5000 Onered 20
Surrender.
London, March s.-A despatch 10 the
Times from Osfontsin, dated Tuesday,
March Q, says:
"a Commando Of e0O0 Beers has offered
to surreL der, but on impossible terms
"Gen. Cronje's lossss were greater than
he admitted. sixty bodies Of Beers have
been found in one grave"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-08
PROBABLY LOST.

Providencs, r. 1, March 1.-THE thrsC.
nastsd schooner William p. hood, bound
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ubnGnneHer.

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SSosiaIo.

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5Orne, ben ferite ~beIissenbe paa SiqIs
Lamb, be ire andre / SpIono.
WisiiOnen bar tit eset Erpttsri o9 fin
esen BoebanoeI.
gOitOr Bib. Bed nOtsrsr . iaun
6%remsans" / Oct uGientlise. aun
8oSiuIsst er saoet nso meo nOsIe lus
finee Rr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
SpnOujDaanb.
TDbbol Mcue.

Ser ifaar iss Os uiI lite LUTTE min Sob,
Iom 8ast paa ben u9loise 9ante.
@ranatsr ifal lite rotte min Rob
% Glib itts tuals min lanfs.
Din 3ante er ben; Der ital tOmms IN
Stuno,
bUor 9ierter omfrihe mig ftal bants
Omtap mso BET 6isrte al 9ssrob,
iOm UlsueIsn latte / gineen lob,
% iIao msO i'm ginse Os itaa, bUOr man
hob,
rneb 2ere Os Ret: bet sr 1insen.
9oIser 9rndmnnu | "BerOpre ira
@renien~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
ON tirfelia stntiltii for 6srtusbsm

On tirfslig Stntiitii for 6ertusbsm'
merne ~osorerenbe Aaret 1893 er bleuen
ofisntIlspiOrt at bet preusfife 6onf
forum i Riel. Den lutherffe airfe /
6ertu9oemmerne taIts 1,347, 243 Webs
Ismmer. Der febtss 42,4s9 Born,
buornf 39.975 bebiss; Der luiteoes
l1,438 bOrserIiss 2estsftubsr, men Der
fanbt fun 1898 iirteli9e gislfsr Stsb.
8esraueIisrHe meo tirtelise Utsopirt.
ming opsiUes I'll 1883. ubsn tirtslis
Msbpirtnin9 I'll 1891, men, lom
.5Iensbprs GuisA bsmGrtsr. itaI bet
%uilinot pRre omuenot. Der or inotraobt
"a 9srionsr ben iutberift Ritfe, ub-
ttaaoi 20. 3 en- OmiaIe af benne
Statiftif bet of paitor Sob. 9Iauss
fen | lpritrup ubsiOue WiisfonsbIaO
.SdIsswi9-9oliisinifdr S%onniass.
bOte" fses Der, at 9ertu9bsmmsrns
t~irtelig 6enieenoe iioar fiIbase for
mango andre proOinisr. ygausne paa
0aoUersGitsr OpOiier isrseIiss liIitunbs
heD lInotaselie maaite Of grOuliierns
msb odnif a%irtefpros." Msosns Rab.
DsrgGitsrnss anfaI | aas ire 6ertuo.
BONNER berssnet uuber ct fun sr u
procent al aittsns WsoIsmmsr, or BET
nsmIis | be fem rent banftaIenbs yroD,
fiisr 9aosrsIeU. bennington, a%abenrua,
SsnberbOrs Og Rsrre'l snoer 81,
bennington proufti enoos "a prOesnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27

Sraset ipoeIisi, Der f~onotes aarstaI
paa eem iOm 1902. 1923 % 1910.
Baa nosIs Of BEN fanotss Snbitr iften
neoncorhia@. 6unbet er airusrst til
9olitiiamnsret, Der nu inbisnber benz
til Rationalmui Rtt iOm Dunefa. Sin:
betne, en- Nureriueno Os en- arbtios.
mani, UiI formobentIis foa SslDuGr.
oien 9obtgiort al WulGst.