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Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18
RED HILL LODE.

Beginning at corner No l, identical with
corner No Of the location, where granite
rock l5xsxs inches is set 10 inches in the ground
chiseled I-l36s with mound Of stone #. high
and 2H IT, at base alongside, whence U. s. To-
cation monument No 1858 bears n. "a deg. Is
min. f. 395 II. No other bearings available.
Thence s3 deg. 80 min. T. 40 IT TO location OF
stone II high at center OF 5 side line OF Sheep
Trail lode OF this survey Same course 80 II
TO corner No. on west end line Of Minnie lode
OF this survey, identical with corner No. of
location and with corner No. OF Sheep Trail
lode OF this survey. thence 8 deg. 30 min.
w 1866 It TO mon. at center Of west end Of Min.
ME lode before described. Same course 36S.S5
II TO location mon. OF stone IT high and pa
It at base at center OF ind line. Same course
1873 IT 10 corner No. OF Minnie lode OF this
survey Same course 226.7 # 10 corner No. 3,
Identical with corner NO. OF the location.
Thence n s3 deg. p min. w 75O It 20 location
mon OF stone # high and 2h # at base. Same
course 40 II TO corner NO. 4, identical with cor
ner NO. 4 OF the location. Thence n. deg. S5
min. 800 feet 10 location mon. Of stone II
high and 21s II at base, at center OF w end line.
Same course 800 ft to corner No. I, the place Of
beginning
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18
ria lode Of this survey. Same course 7So IT,
corner No. |, the place OF beginning
MINNIE LODE.

Reginping at corner No. !, Identical Win cor
ner No. OF the location and with corner NO
OF the Lady Bright lode of this survey Where
an ipneous stone lexex7 inches is set 10 rhe
ground n inches, chiseled l-l36S with mound
of stone alongside, 2 It. high and 2h It. at base
whence U. s. location monument NO lSoo
hears N. 7s deg. 81 min. w. 1888 #. Thence .
@ deg. S5 min. W. 300 It. 10 location mon. NO
OF the Sheep Trail lode and OF No of the
Red Hin lode OF this survey. Same course
1906 IT, TO location mon. 2 II. high and 2h H.
at base at center Of west end line. Same course
1866 It. to corner No. ?, identical with corner
No Of the location, thence 5. 81 deg. f. 100
IT, TO location mon. Of stone II. high and
2% IT, at base at center OF 8. side line. Same
course $50 IT, TO corner No. B. identical with
corner No Of location and with corner No,
OF the Beuleeard lode of this survey. Thence
N. deg 35 min f. 1856 Il. TO a location mon.
OF stone IT, high and "a II. at base at center
of T.. end line and OF w. end line OF Beuleeard
lode OF this survey. Same course 1860 II. TO
corner No. T. identical with corner No. OF the
location. Thence N. "a deg. w. $50 II. 10 To-
cation mon OF stone It. high and 2h II. at
base at the center OF n. side line. Same course
$50 IT, to corner No. and the place Of begin
ming
Mohave County miner., 1900-08-18
Mine Warning Notice.

Kingmsn. Dec. i9, 1899.
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CONFERENCE REPORT

On Puerto Rican Relief Bill Adopted
by the senate-senator Tillman, Of
North Carolina, Accused the Re
publicans of Indirection, Hypocrisy
and "Dirty Work"
WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Thc sem
ate to-day adopted the conference re-
port on the Puerto Rican relief bill by
a vote of IS to 10. practically strict
rarity expression. No Democrat voted
for the report, but Mr.. Stewart tNe-
vada) voted with the Republicans.
The time OF discussion was consumed
rr.ncIpally by Mr.. Tillman (Dem., s.
Cl. who made a fierce attack upon the
measure as agreed upon in conference
and accused the Republican senators
and the Republican party of indirec-
tion, hypocrisy and dirty work" His
speech was quite Characteristic, and
was listened to with interest by his
colleagues on the floor and the people
I'm the galleries.
afr. GaHinger tRep.. N H.> followed
with n temperate statement OF those
who do not only favor the report but
the passage of a Puerto Riean tariff
bill.
Mr.. spooncr (Rep.. Wis., closed the
debate with forceful statement in OPP
position to Mr.. Tlllman's speech, in
the course OF which he took occasion
sharply to criticise the South Carolina
senator for dragging the measure into
politics. His colloquial Tits with Mr..
Tillman were Immensely enjoyed by
the auditors.
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MOUND CIIY BANK

To Change to National Bank-Mr.
Dovener Making Postal Recommen-
dations - Personal Matters at
Washington.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, March 2S,-Repre-
sentative Dovener to-day made appll-
cation to the treasury department TO
have the necessary papers issued to
the Mound City bank, Of Moundsville,
w. Va, with view to having 1t chang
ed to the First National bank OF
Moundsville. with a capital Of $4,000.
Mr.. Dovener made the following rec
concentrations to the postofIlce depart
ment. That c. E. HutehIseR be ap-
pointed postmaster at Clark, Harrison
county; that n new office be established
at Numan, Doddridge county, w. Va,
with NJ. n. Davis us postmaster; James
Moore be appointed postmaster at
Robinson Mill, Wetzel county, w. Va,
to take the place Of the present In
cumbent, who has resigned, and that
William E. Allen be appointed post
master at Little, Tylor county, w. Va,
vice j. c. Cooper. resigned.
Hon. n. C. Mcneil, Of Warrington, w.
Va. is in the city looking after depart
ment matters.
Mr.. d. G. Morgan and Mr.. c. F..
Mason, both Of Wheeling, are in the
city.
Mr.. L. C. Powell, caucus supervisor
of the Second West Virginia district,
is in the city on a short business trip,
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COL. PLUMER
FORCED TO
RETIRE
In Sharp Engagement With the
Beers, But It Was Done In
Good Order.
is LITTLE DEFINITE NEWS
From the Scene of War, But the
Burghers Seem Active and
Ready for Fight.

LONDON, March %, 2:l5 p. m.-col-
unel Plumer apparently has retired to
Crocodile Pools, and Mafeklng seems
further Off than ever from relief. This
news was contained in a dispatch from
Buluwayo, dated Monday. March 10.
and published in the second edition of
the Times. These advices add that the
base hospital has been brought back
to Gaberones, though the correspondent
further says 1t Is thought the object Of
the Boer demonstration OF March 10
and Marcn 1G was to cover the removal
OF the slngr guns from Mafeking.
General French's activity In the
Orange Free State may well be pre-
limlnary 10 forward movement by
Lord Roberts with the main army.
A dispatch from Bloemfontaln, dated
Thursday March %, says President
Kruger Is reported to have Issued a
proclamation declaring that Great
Britain is in dire straits and that the
Russians have occupied London.
A Sprlngfontein telegram, published
In the second edition OF the Times,
says:
"The apparent submissive attitude Of
the Free Staters should be accepted
with caution. The large proportion OF
obsolete inferior weapons being turned
in by them to the British is giving the
Impression that large stores OF modern
Mausers are being concealed"
The outlook's special correspondent
at Cape Town says:
"Feellng is running strong against
the leniency with which rebels OF Cape
Colony and Natal are being treated by
the British authorities"
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his impression that the shots were fired
from the executive building, and he
thought from the corner OF the build
ing in which Secretary Powers Is To-
Gated. When the shots were fired he
walked Into the anteroOm. where he saw
Captain Davis and Governor Taylor
among others.
There was considerable excitement;
the governor came to the door and
wanted to know who was shot.
did you see anyone try 10 open
Caleb Powers door?' asked Attorney
Polsgrove.
Eyes. I saw a man with sandy whisk-
ers trying TO open the door. He struck
It with a hatchet," replied Mr, Jones.
Jones said there was much noise. but
he could not say that he heard any
from Secretary Powers office.
on cross-examInation, Jones said he
saw Powers leave his office during the
morning for Louisville. This was pre-
yious to the shooting. The witness said
the shots sounded as II fired from the
same gun. but he could not say posi-
lively whether they were fired from
the upper or the lower story of the
building.
State Senator Frazier testified that
he was on the steps OF the state house
when the shots were fired. These steps
face the executive building. The shots
sounded as II fired right in front of
him. but although he looked around he
saw no one, and could not state what
part Of the executive building the shots
came from.
Sherlft Henry NJ. Bosworth, OF Fay
cite county. testified to the arrest OF
Powers and Davis. The papers found
In N RHnmg
on record.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock to-mor-
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POSITION OF RoERs
At Fourteen Streams FOrmidably
Threatened.

At Fourteen Streams Formidably
Threatened.
LONDON. March ga dispatch to
the Daily News from warrenton, dated
Thursday, describing Lord Methuen's
position there. says:
"a small Ranking force sent through
Boshop, secured an important crossing
where the ferry had been destroyed. but
foreseeing this Lord Methuen had an
other pont built which Is ready to be
sent thither when an advance Is con-
sldered oppoTtune.
"The cavalry and infantry column is
en- route for this point. Thus the POSI-
tlon OF the Beers at Fourteen Streams
is formldably threatened.
Lord Mpthuen's advance has not
been hurried to the relief Of Mafeklng,
where the pressure apparently has
been relaxed ns n result Of operations
elsewhere but he is confident OF his
ability TO push aside the opposition on
the VaRl river when the proper time
comes"
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MR.. FREER is
REPUDIATED BY
HIS COMMITTEE
And the Campaign Headquarters at
MorgautOwn Closes It's Doors
with an Angry Slam.
CIRCULAR LETTER ISSUED
r,,Iaining Their Action = Some
Favor Rullying Around whita-
ker and others A. B. White.

s,.,Ial Dispatch TO the Intell!Eeneer.
yoRGANTowN. W. Va, March 90.
rbp Fraer campaign committee, with
,so1ouarters here, tonight issued n
LITTER rspudlating their candidate for
me- gubernatorial nomination.
An angrter lot OF politicians could not
8. imagined. They have not decided
man their future course, few of them
syorIng Senator Nelson e. Whitaker
=, wheeling, while others favor the
DominatIon y, OF A. B. White, against
whom they have worked SO Industrious
~ for two months.
Cause of the Reputation.
The cause OF their Reputation Of
rr,ar grows out of his inability to keep
Me engagements In Preston county yes
to-day. where his committee had pre-
narpd a grand rally. with u view of
r,n,uring this stronghold for their man.
The cause OF Freers inability to be
nrrsant became known to great num-
her OF his lieutenants, who had come
into Preston from almost every county
in the state, and many of them declared
for White on the ground.
The Frear committee rooms closed to-
day, and sad lot of politicians are
swearing vengeance.
White took advantage of the fiasco
IN Preston county. addressed the meet
ines and captured the county organi-
cation. Dayton will get the majority
o, the delegation for Congress.
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VERDICT
Rendered in the Famous Daley In
quest.

quest.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 29.-The
coroner's inquest into the death Of
William H. Daley. the representative
of Thomas Potter Sens & Company. Of
Philadelphia, at the west Penn holpIt-
al. on January 30. which wcF begun
March s, finally terminated at the tenth
session held here to-day. Interest to-
day centered in the charge OF Coroner
Jesse n. McGenry 10 the jury. The
inquest has attracted widespread inter-
est. Daley was Insured In tho Travel >
er's Accident Insurance Company and
Aetna Life Insurance Company for
amounts said TO aggregate 10000. He
registered at the Hotel Henry on Janu-
AIRY 20, while ON his way rast Testi-
mOny was given 10 show that he had
fallen from a settee at the hotel and in
to the bath tub in his apartment. He
was taken to the hospital on January
2S. His family was not satisfied with
the certificate furnished by Dr. 5. H..
Ralston, that death resulted from
ureamia and an autopsy was held in
Philadelphia on February 1G. Physl-
clans who conducted Il testified that
death was due 10 clOt on fhe DFalH
and that five Of Daley's ribs had been
broken.
The coroner's charge seemed 10 in
cline strongly toward the accident
theory. The jury was charged to
place the responsibility II the body
was taken out OF the Jurisdiction Of
the county unlawfully.
The jury returned tonight with Its
verdict. In effect II finds that William
Fl. Daley came 10 his death by external
injuries in n manner unknown TO the
jury, on Monday, January 20, 1900, at
$50 o'clock n. M. said injuries having
broken several Of his ribs, caused a
large blood clot on his brain about four
inches wide and seven and one-halt
inches long, broke his nose and caused
about twenty-seven bruises and marks
on his body: and that his death was
not caused by ureamla poisoning. as
stated in the certificate by which the
body was removed from this county
without knowledge Of the coroner;
"And from the evidence and post
mortem examination made we find that
death was caused by blood clot on the
brain and that the same was produced
by extreme violence"
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GENERAL ORDERS NO 8,
Announcing the DEATH of Colonel
Geo. A. punnington.

Announcing the DEATH of Colonel
Geo. A. Dunnington.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March g.
The following obituary. designated
General orders No. 3. was issued to-
day from the adjutant generals office,
relative TO the death Of Colonel George
DunnlngtoE:
The death of Colonel George A.
Dunnlngton, assistant commlssary gen
eraf on the stan OF the commander
in.chiat. which occurred on the 9lst in
slant. is announced to the Natloral
Guard Of West Virginia. For a number
Of months past Colonel Dunnington has
been seriously III. He struggled val
iantly with disease, and was forced at
last to yield to the great conqueror.
He was an upright, able. honest man,
and was respected by all who knew him
personally. BY his death. the national
guard has lost one of its ablest officers
and the state a conspicuous, exemplary
citizen"
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CLEVELAND STRIKE
Among Machinsts Number Eight
cen Houndred.

Among Machinsts Number Eight
cen Houndred.
CLEVELAND. o., March 29.-At the
strikers headquarters this afternoon 1t
was stated that the machinlsts in thir-
teen additional shops, with total of
421 men, had Joined the strike move
ment to-day, making the exact number
of men now out. 1902. This, of course,
does not include large number Of
men in other trades who have been
bade idle as result Of the machinists'
strike.
II. +. Devens. secretary Of the Ma
tionnl Metal Trades Association, arriv'
ed In the city to-day to look after the
employers interest in connection with
the strike. He said that apparently
the machinIsts' strike would shortly
spread all over the country. HIS nsso-
ciation, would, he stated, endenvor to
furnish men to take the placse OF the
strikers in Cleveland as far as possible.
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Chnrter Iasrlntl.

Special Dispatch to tho lnlclllgonccr.
CHARLESTON W. Va. March pa
q charter has been issued By the secro-
tary Of state to the Charlcston & Sis
SonviIIe Telephone Company. OF this
g,ty. inr iho pgFP8Re 0f operating II tri-
lPh"nr line hrtwrnn this city and sis
a.21uEillo. The Incorpprators nra Peter
sllman, Edwin ". Eeatloy. Wyatt Nor.
EnR' a. II. Thompson, a. j Spreading.
ana p s. Shirley.
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New Castle Opens Here.

CLEVELAND. o.. March 2s.-Thc In
ter-state base ball league met tonight
at the Hollenden. A schedule. calling
for 1lO games, was presented and will
be ratified lnter The season will open
April IS and close September l6. Day.
ton WIFI open the season az Fort
Wayne: New Castle at Wheeling; Coli
umbus at Youngstown and Mansfield at
Toledo All the clubs viii play sunday
ball except Mansfield and New Castle.
II was decided 90 Increase the pay OF
umpircs from SlGO to $500 per month.
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PUERTO RIcANs
Dissatisfied at Delay and TheuteHiug
Riots.

Dissatisfied at Delay and Theuteniug
Riots.
PONCE, Puerto Rico March 25.-rhe
situation her Is now more serious than
It hns brep nt any time since the terri
bic hurricane. In many places the poor
are starving. The price OF rice. beams
ana Goldfish has Increased from 80 to
100 per cent.
Demonstrations against the delay of
tho United StntCg government In set
tliuE open questions have Recently
been held NJ MTyaEu,2. Nnuco, Areel-
b0, hEpadnln Fu5urIo. luann llinz.
Guayuma and many other towaF Tho
people are unable 20 understand the
dniuy. and they condemn az Americans
indHcglmi1ut'Iy Bad fseiing W srisiN-
whioll " VIII tHke ypars 10 oN"reome
Even ,iuir mo threatened Tr3ub'c ie
R'rc5l troyiipblo unless the tenalon Ia
Vglisvrd Eysr wealthy land oWnei3
tsnnoi command ready cash -ua many
Americans nro Ur1ru w briEg Elud ta
work for thglr board.
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ing him. Martial law. in response to
requests from loyallsts. has been pro-
claimed IN the Gorddnin districts.
Mrs. Mckinley Has La Grippe.

WASHINGTON. D. C., March a.
Mrs. Mckinley has been confined to her
room for two or three days past by an
attack OF grippe and has been too indis-
posed to take her accustomed daily
drive with the President Her condi-
tion. however, is not regarded as ser
fntNu
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KANAwHA ANp M1on1aAN

Coal Association Formed at Charles
ton.
specla! Dispatch to the Intelfigencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March a.
The Knnawha & Michigan Coal AssocI-
alton, composed of operators along the
Kanawha & Michigan. was formed here
to-day, with George S. Couch, of this
city. president; E. H. Coke. OF Boomer,
vice president: ]. R. Thomas, Of River
side, secretary. Twelve companies are
represented.
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Feellng Agalnst the English.

KINGSTON, Jamaica. March 2S-
Dispatches from surinam Dutch Gut
ana, received here to-day, say the feel
ing OF the Dutch there Is strongly an
ish subjects in prison have been so bru-
tally treated that they recently revolted
and shot one OF the keepers The Brit
lsh residents in Surinam are said to be
suffering from the same grievances as
complained OF by the Outlanders OF
South Africa.
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SPECIAL Drp7'eh 20 ihr Intelligence
FA'HMoNTr W. Va. March g. -Th,
dwelling of John ". Price ou h.a farm
IN Lincoln district this county was
burned about midnight. ttn TamIIy sny-
inF only very few articles or hoUschoid
E"'nH The hou7s w10 irgur 4 in the
Wheeling
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Tennensee Lynehing.

RIPLEY. Tenn. March 9a-Thls
morning, In the heart Of the town, tho
body OF n negro, Louis Rice. was found
dangling from a limb OF II tree. Tho
lynchlng IL said to have been the re-
suit Of trial In the circuit court OF
Laudprdale county, during the course
of which Rice testified in favor OF one
nf his color, who was charged with
tho murder OF a white man named
Goodrich.
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JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL

jackson Resigned-Frank Cox, Of
Morgantown. Appointed.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March o.
Governo: Atkinson to-day accepted the
resignation OF Malcolm Jackson, OF
this city. as judge advocate general on
his military stan, and appointed Frank
Cox, OF Morgnntown. TO succeed him.
Mr.. Jackson assigned as his reason for
resigning that he expects to be n candi-
date for the legislature and does not
think 1t would be compatible with his
candidacy to continue as member OF
the governors staff.
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BIG STRIKE
Threatened Among the Pennsylvania
Miners.

Miners.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 23.-
John Mitchell, president Of the United
Mine Workers, sent word to headquar-
ters from Washington to-day that the
miners Of Meyersdale. Pa. and the
Georges Creek, Nd, fields, known MS
District No. lG. have been notified by
operators that on April l, an advance
Of ten cents Il ton viii be paid. Nit
chell says that this proposed advance Is
Ave cents n ton less than the price fixed
last week for the $1,000 men in the CEN
trnI Pennsylvania district, and he has
called meeting OF the men Of District
No. fG for March 81. when Samuel
Gonnrrs president Of the American
Federation OF Labor, win address the
men The advance offered VIII not be
accepted. Every mine in District No. lG
Will be closed II the advance Is not IN
crcnsrd. The district has about 5000
men.
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British Consul Stabbed.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, March 2S.-Ad-
vices received here to-day from CiuX-
dad, Bolivar, Venezuela, say that 4 fort
night ago James Yall, the acting Brit
ish consul there. was fatally stabbed
while leaving the consulate.
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FREE SKATERS RETURNING.
stoyn Issues Proclamation to His
Troops.

BOER CAMP, ERooNsTADT.
Thursday, March 22.-Affairs are being
put in proper shape and the Free Sta
ters who had to leave are returning IN
crowds, The presidents proclamation
has shown the burghers that the gov
ernmcnt Is standing flrm, The COM
mnnds are modifying In great numbers
and the men are more determined than
ever.
President Steyn has issued procla-
nation. In which he warns the hurrh-
erF who lay down their arms and help
the English that they are liable 70 the
utmost punishment as traitors,
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ASLEEP ON THE TRACK,

Run Over and Killed by a Passing
Train.
special Dispatch to the IntelliEoncsr.
HINTON, W. Va, March 23.-LcwIs
.an''rhorrv was struck by fast train
NO at Glade seventeen miles west OF
mere and Instantly killed, this morn
'"S' ne and the track-walker were
asleep and Canterberry was lying on
,.. Lne track. The trnck-walker was not
mu'L Canterborry Is about twenty
S,,a5 S,,'5s OF age, and his parents live NJ
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DEWEY

Receiving Greetings "Woy Down
South in Georgia."
MACON, Ga, March 23.-DaspItc a
drizzling rain. Admiral Dewey and
party to-day reviewed thousands of
school children Of Macon, who gathered
in a long lire on the principal street.
The Gordon Institute Cadets. Of
Barnesyllle, formed his escort The nd
mirars response to cheers attsSsNa his
appreciation OF the greeting.
Tonight reception will be given
him at the Cherokee Club. where he and
Mrs. Dewey will meet the rePnssentd-
tlves OF the city's social life.
During the afternoon an exhibition
drill was given by the militia.
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CIVIL SERVICE
To be Extended to the Island Depend
encics.

WASHINGTON. %. e. March 2s-
senator Ross. from the committee on
olvu service. to-day reported hncb the
bin extending the clvil rarvirc to the
dependencies of the United States. The
bIu permits the removal Of persons
employed, but requires that ti1 reasons
b. stated IN writing "whau practicable
90 DO 30"
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1solntinp Pluner,s Torce.

LONDON. March PA dispatch to
the Daily News from Loureuzo Mar
ques, dated Friday, says:
at IS reported here from Pretoria that
Commandant Eloft Is isOlatinG Colonel
Piumer's force near Gaberones."