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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Siite uee brebte Nmeritauerne
100 Jilipinoer paa 0en 2u5on. os
otte dmeritanere. iom hapbe ueret
Sanger blonot OprBrerne. blep ouer,
0ipne. De8uoen blep 100 Rifler
teruet ouer til 60renebe Staters @m.
beb4mRnb.
Set uar gobt. at ri fit bore. 5an.
ger igien os enoel @eperer. men bet
er Rrefteltst. at bet enc Qunbrebe
efter bet anbet ifal brebes af bis5e
Soil. iom ri toregap. at ri pilbe be.
fptte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12
800 BeI9nntn9 $780,

Dette Blabs seiere utt fornsebe ouer at erars
ifabs1, er bspst W gtanS til at tnrrs ale Sens 5as
bier, os betey aatarrb. Halls Oatarrh Cure er bet
enes ptrfe(se elbreoeles boel 99seitanbsn tie't>
ber Du &atarrb ea tOntitntiouel SD9bom, fororer
Cure ases inb, ptrfer btrette PAD Soosto9 Slimbnz
berne SpIten1et tiltntetgipr beroeb SpsoomneHs
arias % siuer Batter Stprte, peb at opbpsse Sons
tttnttonen og bielpe gauren at gipre lit slrbetoe
gierne bar aa tegen Et(tro til bets bbreDenbe Hrat,
at be tlbpber ct b,1nbreoe Dollars or bpert T0loe,
bport benne Mebctn tfte beptrter 5elbreoee. Str.p
after 2tte os Gtbnesbprb. Eilifrp
F.J. CHENEY 6 CO., Toledo, Q.
II Salses bos Mpotbetere.
Halle Family Pills er be bebfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12
&rtfelt8e Gauge,
Samlet % ubgtpet af
3. ~. Mnoerfen+

Denne Soneboe inoebolber 261
nor,ie, 20 ipenRe % en- Deflamation
paa engelR (The Drowning Sing
er). 8oeen inbebolber foruben
mango eomle uoualste Sange osfaa
en- Bel npe, ION albris fbr bar uaret
trptt. 5an9ene. boaoe npe os gamle.
bor for bet mefe fienbte Welobier.
Snbbunoen imutt Sbirtinssbiub
oa stinbrps 35e. Sean fibbes uses
blabet8 Boebcnbel. ssersus 5olls.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Seller Bilbelm ct gram I 6u, og
bet beber, at ba ban forleben bolbt
fin Tole til be Tropper, iom afsif
til &ina, ia9be ban blanot anoet. at
ban baabebe at oprette Greben meb
Suerbet % tase 6eun paa en- Naa<
be. iom @eroen alorts fsr bor leet.
Seq lenber eoer forat uboiRe cit
Bonere, 1om Borbarer bar paaf6rt
5Rbrelanbet. Seq fol lite buile.
fer bet tpRe 5la9 uaier fra Bettugs
Nure."
Set Dor ben tpRe @efonbtB Worb,
ban tnnfte paa. oa ban talte ON
6eun.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Ira st. 0loub oplptes, at q. $.
Nttpoob oerfra beoe / California fife
@pnbae af ct Sla9tilfeloe. DON
uar II Nar 8ommel.
DIN ri lite taaer meQet fell. CT
bette ben Nr. Ntmooo. (om pleiebe
at ta9e uirtIom Sci NQiancebeun>
9elien / 9omle Daee og ba bleu uel
iienbt Ottertail @ountp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

@n &onmefer / Gainesville. 5lo=
rioa, bboe 2broas iom Tpl9e al. at
bet bleu DpoaQet, ot ban uar fommen
$1,400 tiltort / fine &esnRaber.
Samme Bag bsbe en- Ne9er / @e>
lena, Nrfanias. Of t5rp9t for 9soen.
ba ban bar unoer Nrref for en- Gors
brpbelle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Ser blep meboelt fra SEEM Dott
ieaar, at Der netop er bleeen opoaset
en- Sammenioer9elie mob 8refoent
Nc&tnlep. 5pectelle Detettiuer be-
Rptter bam mn Canton, Obio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Bt foritaar. at bet nu ct ufitfert.
naar ben npe Sernbane. Sareo, Du'
lutb & @outbtpeitern. ptl bltue bbas
get. Sc oaarlise Qbfieter for @rb.
ben oenne 2aubsbel fremte Ben'
aem9nbene Netp gotf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Sra 2onbon blep meocelt ben Ste
b., at ben fife gfterretninQ ira Be=
ting par ben. at lite en- enete ublens
bling par isieu lepeuoe ben Bp. III
Eilfanben par ifretfelige iiger ba fig
lelu, men oer tilfeies, at Be bBoe laa
Sanger.
st Telegram fra @bansbai ben
Dag oplpte, at bet eiter be beoite
militere @rperts' Stipu oil tase
minbf 500. 900 Wonb at brinse no., b.
li9e Selma til unbertafelie, cs ie1u
ba pil bet to9e 2-3 Nar at tajgre bet.
Det tinefFe &i9e bar iamlet en- iaa.
ban @tprte. atielu Sapans belle Mc9i
oil uare utilfcettelie til at tilueie.
brinse Orben.
l1blenbineerne er timpeltben for.
faroeee ouer ben uorufnins. fom
&ina ipftematiit bar faaet iitanb.
9et beb for en- use ftoen, at Nomi1a'
lerne baube 9tuet Orore til lite al
eibre noaet Torlss paa at TONNE be
beletrebe .i(bielp. rtmeliauis foroi be
inbiaa. at bet lite oil pere til no9en
Suite. % bette bar tplbt ben euro'
petite Befoltnins meb Bitterbeb.
Npbeoerne ira &ina er irembeles
meget upaalibeltge. &fterat open'
itaaenbe blep meboeit. berettebes fere
Daee efter binanoen benne llge. OF
man haaber. @eianterne / Pef.ue
enbnu Ct ilipe.
Baa ben onben 5ibe blep Der Tirss
bag mebbelt ira @aibinQton, at man
Der fttert troebe. Soreneoe Staters
Minifer, @onoer. er bleuen mproet.
Senere: Seoor bleu oplpf. Of
@eIonbterne / Yettng enonn Dor iliue
ben Abe Suli. Qerfra er bog ben
tvRe @eianbt unotoget.
Der fob en- baarb @amp peb Tien
Elm ben 3b,e Suli, ben baarbefe.
mon Dor bapt. Briterne tobte 80
bBbe % iaarebe. s ct rusfiR Roms
poeai poo 120 Manb bleu 115 brebte
elIer faarebe. Osiaa 2piterne ,tabte
meset. Guropaerne os Sapaneierne
bopbe IA, 600 talt.
8lanbt alle be onbre upaalibeltse
xRpbeber" uar i9aar ben. at @ntes
bronn,nsen. ION / be fife to Tiger Ct
blepen rapporteret baabe at bore
BIB. Hpgtet, forsiftet % baablsf uans
pittie. M felp bat ouertaaet @e9ie.
rtneen. Dette 1ulbe bun baue eiort
ben 3Ote SUM, famine Dag fom alle
Guropeere / Yefin9 Ruloe uere bles
pen brebt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Set beber, at SorretninQ8folt /
itore Bper bar begpnbt at ne9te at
tage fin 9lenete un9e Menb. ION
rB9er 3i9aretter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

5uEon= @art1et / 5pb' 9afota p,l
maafe / bisie Da9e nominere 8. y.
9ieu. tiolisere Mapor 5iour 6a(ls.
til @upernbrtanbtbot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Jorenebe Stater pil itrafS ienbe
5000 Solbater til WaniIa ontaQelig
for bet Diemeo, at be bertra Ral len.
be8 til Rina.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

@n Dtiebebotoerpaa IS, 900 Esn,
ber bleo antenbt of 9pnet Norbe.
ben af 2ima Obio 2Broaasaftea.
% ben tele Bebolbnins utl goa tabt.
Qunbreber al Wenb moatte bespnoe
at optane Sorbpolbe torat binbre
Olien % S!oen fra at 1prebe fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Dp til ben 9be os. baobe mon ialt
taeet op % 9ia af Sttbet rSaole",
lom brenbte / Qobofen ben 30te
SUM-. Nf bgbe ialt baube mon fun<
bet 146.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

@n banN Mano peb 9}apn Beter
@isien. 81 Nar eammel, uofBrte en-
uieooanlis Baaofart ouenfor Niaaa~
rafaloet fite Maubas. Ifferen bar
bleuen meget aperteret, % bet beoer.
at 10000 RenneRer uar &ibne til
bette eneitaaenoe 8ouefpfte.
NiSien er ira @b,caso. bpor ban
hor boet / II Nar. % bar ben lenere
Ttb oeret Bo9boloer for Sesien &
s}osberg. 6an har labet bpese en-
Boao ipeeielt for benne Baaofort os
talot ben ~Ebe Goolti0er" (9aare'
breberen). Ser bor oeret arbeioet
poa ben ! 1s Maoneber. D.n ct
bp0set, Il 8pen Niagara Sails % e.
20 Gotlong. 4 Sob opb os !ooet al
2 Eoumers Juruplanter. Der bar
fire llfttatte &um os en- &ibl. fom
peier 1850 Bunb.
Om Boobfarten mebbeles fbl'
9enoe:
,BoaDen blep bu9ieret til en- Slip
pc omtrent en- M ooenfoe the
Rapids Os ber feftet. DeIte 8untt
par panlfeli9t at mao baabe fro cen
omerifanRe os fanapiite Sioe. ON
noaen Gmbebsmano Rulbe uere til'
finbs at binbre bet paatentte @pentpr.
@orf efter &l. 3 blep rBomier"
Get Maon. iom 9RiSIen bauoe anta9et
for benne Mnlebnin9) feet I fin Baab.
2ibt ienere trat So Blano ep / en-
&obaab og bualerebe .Eaareorebe'
rem" meb Bomber omborb ub / Strbm.
men. Rl. 1857 beepnbte 5orten.
men paa9runb al 8a9eoie brep
rDaarebreberen" omfrine til ri.
1850, fpr ben Tom uo Malfrbmmen
os be9pnbte ben enbeliae Dpiten.
Da Baaben pasierebe unber Bro'
en-, beepnbte ben at goa meb en- Sort
iom ct Grprestren. Bowier taftebe
nu fin Nare lonat bort os uiftebe meo
fin sue. 6oben faa ben lille Gar'
TOP lsfte fig op paa 2ommeu al en-
ieun BsIae % berpaa optte neb !
Baubiprstten oe toriuinbe.
Den befpuberlise Gartof} penbte
fig Jon en- Top" % ruQeoe os bptfe'
be, inbtil ben Dor fummen forbi en-
Bsinine / Gluen. % ben meit farliQe
Del af @eiien par oa siort.
Den liuliee 5artof bolbt fig paa
Bblaetoppene. inbtil ben ieien
butfebe unber peb &anten al Mals
itrsmmen.
Sfpoenbe fig ino NalfrBmmen
ipingebe .Daarebreberen" fig om>
firing os git ueo fOm en- r5ii,ebob"
men reiite fig ieien burtist. s be
npite IS Winutter cirflebe Boip{er
% bans 8aab omtrins Malitrpmmen.
Sort fpr &l. 6 blep Baaben feri
uo til &anten al the rapids, og
Botpier fafebe en- 2ine ouer til Mann
paa Stranben os bleo ballet 1lano.
6nns fprte Spgrssmaol uar: How
is that for Bowser?
6au fit nu uarme fla peb en- Slb
iom par antenbt paa Stranben, ol
| fit tbrre Rleber paa. % bet inntei
tile, iom ON ban bapbe list noael
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12
Wtnnefota.

Der Dor en- for Slbebrano / Bn'
bonn QBrba8 @fterm,bba9. 5lere
6tanoinauer ct b(anbt BEN, iom
table meV.
= s Morman &ountp ct BET en-
Bepeaelie fcrat Fptte Gountufebet
fra Aba til 9tpin @auep. Nen bet
uil naturltauts lite bliue siort uoen
ben traft,efte Broteif fra Noa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Mfbplbstaltr 6. 6. 2gbsds 6or>
telling. vBilleoer fra DgDens Dal".
ct tillalsS ueeblabets Bosbanbel
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

Buerne CT Frembeles aftiue baabe
/ OronQes 4olonien % pefre Trans.
baaI.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD

An independent reform paper and the
oldest Scandinavian newspaper west Of
the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12

@ueelite B,bler til S6c Stbttet
useblabets Boshanbel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-19
BOTH SIDES DETERMINED.
Indications said ia Favor Godwta
In Preliminary orgnnissfion-
Col Lewis Hold. Atoof.

SPOKANE. May is-At II o'clock TO-
night al efforts to patch up peace between
the warning coHtes'inE delegations from
King county 10 the Democratic state ron
ycntion. which meets here tomorrow. have
failed This contest ~ by long odds the
sensational feature Of tho convention.
Both sides are determined 20 make II A
heht 10 8 finiAh.
The indications tonight are that on pre-
Aminary organization the Goodwin dele
CATION win lie seated By State Chairman
Mallory. who wtll probably follow the
precedent set by County Chairman Thorne
In the recent King county convention
when the Hart men were seated.
II this plan goes through State fnsuF-
ance Commissioner Heifnsr of olympia.
Will be elected temporary chairman. IL
not. y T. Caion will be chosen.
Former Congressman James Hamilton
Lewis Is holding aloof from the King
county struggle. and Will probably have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-19
RossLAND Is ENTHIsIasTIc
oatbarst of Patriotism on Hearing
Of. unfelinE'. Relief

Special Dispatch 20 the rost-futefIfRn,re
ROsSLA&D. n. c.. May is.-Tho naws
nf the relief ~ MaSekins was the signal
for an Instant ouiburst ~ patriotism
which promises 20 continue an night
The news was received at = o. m. only
seven minutes after leaving London In
stanuy the Gre ball rang. the steam yybi.-
Ties at the mines blew and The psopla
began a celebration. the FIRE department
dashed through the town with horaNH
draped tn Uulon Jacks. the schools we're
dismissed and the children uarnded tbe
town, cheering and waving Gags and the
whole population turned out With raEa
and frecrackera. shouting for Joy. An
impromptu parade of horsernen. wheel
men. Ere department and children Vas
formed and the town went wild
At .. m a thoroughly organized "a A..
rade was formed. headed by MAYOR
Coodeve and others in carriages and
composed % long string % horEeuaen.
the city council band the rocky mountain
rifles with their maxim gun. the fire de.
partrnsnt. and veterans pf the Northwest
rebellion. Every body was covered with
bunting and waved Union Jacks and the
firernen carried pictures ~ the Queen and
Lord Roberts. a body of boys with bIaz-
ing brooms dipped in coal oil brought up
the rear.
Speeches were delivered by Mayor
C;oodeve. G. o. Tsalonde. Dr. Sinclair and
+. W Rolt from the steps ~ the Bank
Dee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-19
EVIDENCE AGAINST NEELN.
Confessions of other Employees Make
snfflcieut Case.

HAVANA. May 1S-With the confes-
sions OF Reeves and Rich supplemented
by those of the stamp clerks ana by he
statements 81 the BaTacoa postmaster. q
Is considered that the evidence against
Neely is complete especially in view o.
the assertion OF Reeves uhai the stamps
were not destroyed when they were sup
poaed 10 be packages Which Ners appAr-
entity stamps we're destroyed aud Il IS
now said that these were 50 many bite
OF paper. TIE papers now oSsin 70 AK
for an Investigation Of the eng .neering DE-
par,uaeuL They say that this deaartm mt
has been moro eNtravagantiy conducted
than the postal department
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been received from any African source
except Pretoria, nobody apparently
questions the news. Mr. Arthur X. Bal
four. government leader OF the house Of
commons. speaking from the government
bench last evening, said;
''The Only news have is through the
courtesy of the press. We have no ~.
formation TT the war Office. Nor would
we have 81 as soon as IL would arrive
through other channels Therefore the
fact lhat We have not received 10 neither
confirms nor disprOves the accuracy ol the
information. l need hardly say that We
all trust and have good reason 10 lhinA
~ is probably true tChccrsJ
Government Has 30 News.
Mr. wyndham, parliamentary under seq
rctary Of war. replying to several mem
hers OF the house who had privately In
terrogatcd him. said;
"Aifhoush the government has nothing.
I am disposed Go believe the bQcr oullr-
tin. j may be tomorrow ana pttAals
oven Monday. before thc soNeI ..am ,lne.lt m
comma nders even if the siege Weru RAISED
some DAYS ago. as the news would need
90 be conveyed oFef g. tlt nlst".iet ~
messengers on horseback whereas the en-
ernv would probably Dee ahlo 10 eraU thcm-
selves " tcieCyaphic communication.
Col Raden-Poweu's brother, in London.
has received "A teleEram from Dutch
friend In Pret1ri8. saying that Mafeklus
has been relieved
In Music Halls and Thenters.
The performers In Lo0don music halls
ana theatars last evening hAa little use
fsr staEe business or for the hres iu thetr
riecss The audiences which crowded the
AIhamhra. the Empire Coveat Garden
or the theaters had no desire 70 attend
TO stage performance, The FIRST sight
OF a bf1Sraph scene In the Transyaal or
the FIRST glimpse of a military or naval
costume on the stage, was sufficient 70
create an uproar. A leading actor In one
OF the strand theaters said
Il did not attempt 20 read my lines last
evening II was % 10 use. The public
haa no interest IN ne beyond the fact
THAI I wore a military Uniform
At her majesty theater, az the Car
rick where "Zaza" IS being played. and
at the other houses where legitimate
drama holds the boards. the occupants OK
stalls, boxes and galleries sang In chorus
The Ahseut-Minied Besgag and sol
dsers o< the Queen" between acts. iu order
20 give vent 20 thsir enthusiasm. although
they settled down 20 lhe Programme aft
erwaris- AT the music halls, however. no
one pretended 10 take interest in any
thing not having military color
The Princess OF Wales. the Duke and
Duchess OF York and the Portuguese min
lister. Senor Several, occupied a box at
the Covent Garden. where 'I.oghregen"
has been played, and when the relief of
Ma, kin4 was announced they Joiuol
heartily in the applause.
Loadoa Ire Insurance laws make aze-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-19

England and the Whole British Empire Indulgng
in Unprecedented Demonstrations of Joy

LONDON. May 10. a. m.-London's mil.
lions spent half the night in the street.
and even at o'clock this morning troops
of young men are promenading, singing
and cheering. and there are crowds in
front Of the Mansion house, Marlborough
house, the clubs on Pall Mall and the war
office and in Parliament square. waving
flags and Joining in the national airs.
This sustained Believing and uproar of
hundreds OF thousands aniazes the Eng
lishman who ceases for moment 10 be
an actor and becomes an observer. Sober,
phlegmatic London is beside Itself with
emotion. Gusts of patriotism have set
the town quivering twice or thrice before
during the war, but nothing has quite
equaled tonight's hundred square miles of
almost furious demonstrations. II was
a curious thing for the onlooker to see
solemn, gray-haired men toss their opera
hats into the air and join in the hurri-
cane OF cheers when a wreath-crowned
banner. with the portrait OF Col. Baden
Powell on it. was borne along Piccadilly.
Smart women in broughams waved Union
Jacks out of the windows. Conventional
family parties stopped at street corners
TO take part in singing God Save the
Queen and Soldiers of the Queen" Ev-
erywhere were good feeling and aston
ishing roars of human voices.
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WASHINGTON. May 1s-In accordance
with the request of Attorney General
Griggs, the judiciary committee of the
house considered means TO deal with the
Nicely case and like offenses arising in
Cuba. The need of action was argued
by the attorney general, in letter to
Chairman Pay, of the committee. In
which he said:
Recent offenses of criminal nature,
committed by an employe of the postal
service in Cuba, who has fed from JUS
tice there and taken refuge in the United
States make 1t my duty to call your at
tention to the fact that the application
of the present extradition laws OF the
United States is In a condition OF doubt
and uncertainty which make IL embarrass-
ing to the department of justice to secure
the prompt return OF such offenders to
the Jurisdiction In which the crime Is
committed and In which they should be
tried.
"It is obvious that the laws of the Unit
ed States ought to provide sure ana
speedy return of fugitives from justice
who flee from Cuba and seek refuge in
the United States.
II have drafted an act which viii make
the course OF procedure In such matters
sure and certain and | respectfully ask
that II be considered by your committee
and IL found expedient, that 1t be intro
duced and passed as speedily as posi-
hie"
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AS soon as the information OF the relief
WAS received the lord mayer. Mr., A J.
Newton. sent the following dispatch to
Col. Baden-Powell:
'''The citizens OF London are relieved.
They. rejoice in the good news received.
Your gallant defense VIII long live in
British annals. Gable me what money Is
wanted for the needs of the garrison and
Inhabitants after long privauons"
In unrestrained jubnauons the prov
inccs were not behind the metropolis. Al
though London had the start by few
minutes the great Industrial ana sur
rounding towns soon burst into patriotic
demonstrations. Belis ciaahed In their
steeples village bands turned out and
people gathered m the squares 70 chant
fervidly God Save the queen"
From all parts Of the empire comes the
same story. Bombay. H0ugkoug and the
Australian cities are rejoicing ContiH-
entail cities. as the press kilograms album
dRntlY testify. received tho news sadly.
Uuder the head ~ How thc News Was
Received, the Daily Chronicle Says.
How the Message Came.
''Thc telegram to the Associated Press
from Pretoria. the historic dispatch an
uounrlng the relief of MafekinR was
scnt from the capital of the Erauavaal at
Il.,5 "a. m, May Is It reached the Lon
don Office az S.lI p. m. and Was Instantly
By I0o9 3. IN had come response from
far-on Toronto describing the reception
oI the news there.
This is not surprising, IN view of the
fact that. four minutes after the race{pt
of the telegram here. Il was ia the As
spciated Press Office IN New York when
e was forwarded 20 the fgrthest Mraits
Of the North American continent"
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain called at the
war Once after midnight and received a
tremendous ovation.
Operations In Africa.
The relief of Mafeking has had the sf-
feet 0f suspending for a moment interest
IN the operations elsewhere. Neyerthe-
less yesterday brought important Official
announcements Lord Methuen entered
HoopsfRd Thursday. He Is now seventy
miles from kroonstad and fifty from
BothaviNe.
Gen. Buller entered Newcastle Thursday
evening
Lord Roberts Is not idle. While waiting
for stores az Eroonstad he Is using his
mounted men 20 search a wide tract of
country. Col. Broadwood occupied Lind
ley on Thursday. and the same day Col
Hunter captured one - the Bothas. thirty
miles from kroOnstad. Gen. Rundle on
Thursday csmQed al GoGolan- British
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old Two Per Cent. Bonds Asked For

WASHINGTON. May lS-The secretary
OF the treasury has issued a call Tor the
old 2 per cent. bonds 10 the amount Of
SIS 600 600. the amount outstanding, the In
terest TO cease on the LIST Of September.
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The Boys Charter House school. where
Col. Baden-Powen was educated. were
aroused from sleep by the news and tho
institution quickly became a verita be
pandemoniua Of noise and enthusiasm
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.EX1RADT|ON LAW
BEFORE THE HOUSE.
Draft of Bill as Suggested
by Attorney General.
RESULT OF NEELY CASE.
introduced in the House by Judi
oiary Committee.
RESULT OF NEELY CASE.

While the Bill Is Primarily Intended
to Cover the Complicated Cases
of Nicely, Attorney General
Griggs Prepares . Section ReIa-
ting to Extradition of Foreigners
Between the States and Terri
tories and Recently Acquired
sIands-Congressma Brownell
Urges Restoration of the Money.
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DEMOCRATS GATHER
FOR IODAY'S BATTLE.
Large Number of Delegates
Form Advance Guard.
THE HART-GODWlN FIGHT.
Roped Arena Prepared for King
County Delegates.

Little Indication Yet of the Final
Result In Convention, but Conn
promise May He Effected by Giv-
ing Each OF the Contesting Dele
cations one-HaIf OF n vote--Other
Counties Fighting shy of king
County Row and nispcsed 70 Let
Them Fight 1t Out-Combiuations
Attempted, but None Yet Elected.
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Election in Italy.

ROME. May lS-The king has signed
a decree dissolying the chamber OF depu-
ties. Elections have been nNed for June
3. ana parliament viii DC convened June IL
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All From "A short Message.

II was all brought about by a twenty
word telegram from Pretoria announcing
that Mafeking had been relieved. AL
though the government had not a word.
and although nothing eontirmatory has
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At Baden-PoweIi's House.

Ten thousand people stood in front Of
Mrs Baden-Powelrs house in ST. George
place. cheering and singing, and a score
of cabs brought congratulations. Miss Ba-
den Powell. the colonels sister said:
''The same tale has been brought US
many times during the last anxious month.
The war cGice has promised US the earliest
information. We only hope II is true
Later in the evening Col Baden-Pow-
ellis mother sent word that she mad re-
tired. and that II anything more came she
was not TO be disturbed until morning.