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WEAK MEN,
N ANHOOD is NEVER LOST.

Go to the State Doctors; their treat
ment cures Nervous Debility and all its
attending ailments in young, middle-a aged
and old men. The awful effects of in
discretions or excesses and the effects Of
neglected or improperly treated cases,
producing lack or vitality, weak back,
chest pains. nervousness, sleeplessness,
weakness Of body and brain, dizziness.
falling memory, lack of energy and con-
fidence. dependency. evil forebodings,
timidity and other distressing symptoms.
Such cases, If neglected, almost invaria-
bly, lead to premature decay, insanity
and death. If you have ever taken treat
meDt and failed to get cured. 1t is be-
cause you have received "Old Fogy"
treatment. The State Doctors treatment
Is new; 1T is different from the old treat
ment taught thirty years ago. They never
fail. They can cure with their new cleo
tro-medical treatment, and will effect a
permanent cure. No secrets given away.
References: Best banks and business
men In city.
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TWIN CITY LEAGUE.
opening Game at Lexington Park
Tomorrow Afternoon

Two of the teams of the newly organ
lied Twin City league will cross bats to-
morrow at Lexington park for the first
which will be called at 8 o clock. will show
OF what metal the men are who will hold
ttp up the st. Paul end of the league, and if
organizers of the league promise fhe sea
son VIII probably open under good au-
spices, for the statement is made that the
NIlhheapons amateur teams have been do
ing much preliminary work for the Ieaena
season which begins next Sunday.
FRANK Mccarthy will be the umpire.
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Rennings Races

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Results at
Bennings:
First race, three -year-olds and upwards
purse, five furlongs-Revonah won, LADY
Lindsey second. Jamaica third Time,
1:04
Second race, maiden, two-year-olds.
purse, four and a half furlongs-Lamb.
kin won. Graclos second, Light Ball third.
Time, :58 Is.
Third race, three-year-olds and up
wards, purse, six and half furIongs-
Robert Metcalf won, Owensboro second.
Double Dummy third. Time 1:25%.
Fourth race. three-year-olds and I'D
wards, purse, seven furlongs-Post Haste
won. G e Wimpleman second Granur
third Time /: 81.
and upwards, seven furlongs-Firsf Whin
won, Brisk second, Sir Fftzhugh thirT.
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BLADDER TROUBLE
I'M OLD MEN.

Many old men and women suffer much
from bladder trouble. They have to get
up during the night to pass water, and
then it comes so hard and slow and pain
fully that it. is a great dread. The trou-
BILE Is due to closure at the neck of the
bladder, and often by the urine being held
back Inflammation Of the bladder sets In
and then matter and blood come with the
urine. The Minnesota State Medical In
stitute has cure for this trouble. Their
cure is by new electro-therapeutic proc
ess. No cutting or operating Is neces-
sary. Drugs never cure this disease. If
you are suffering the torture of this aw-
full trouble, go to The Minnesota State
Medical Institute and take the new
treatment
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DEFORMITIES STUDIED
WITH THE X-RAYS.

Crooked or club feet Of any variety can
be made straight and natural without
cutting, plaster paris, severe and painful
treatment OF any kind. and a cure is
guaranteed by the new method. Hun
dreds of patients cured after all ordinary
methods and doctors had failed. Exam
ination free. Write if you cannot call.
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The case of Andrew Sehoch. charged
with violating the food laws, was con-
tinued until April 10. This is one of the
many baking powder cases.
&. Burt, charged with peddling without
a license, pleaded that he had purchased
the watch and chains which he was try
ing to sell and had been duped thereby.
He was merely trying to get his money
back. Judge IIine fined him S..
A. B. Holcombe, arrested on similar
charge, was fined $40 for peddling with
out license.
The case of Albert Lundgren. charged
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TanfOran Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 18.-Tanforan
RESULTS:
First race, one-half mile-Gaylon won
CRATER second, Loyal third. Time
Second race. three-quarters of a mile
Theory Won, Beaumonde second, Afghan
third. Time. 1:14%
Third race. five-eighths of a mile-Ore-
mus III. won. Ahahnee second, Garbo
third. Time. 1902.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Scotch Plaid won, Perseus second, Morinel
third. Time 1:49
Fifth race, one mile-Cascade won.
Montallade second, Obsidian third Time,
Sixth race. seven-eighths of a mile
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HOW The AWFUL
NARIGOGELE BEGINS,

At the beginning the first symptom you
VIII notice is an itching indicating poor poor
pains and the parts hang uneven. The
left side usually becomes affected first.
Even now your health does not seem
broken, but in a. short time you COM
mence to notice q white fluid with the
water, and from this time on you begin
to decline. You get dizzy in your head.
your memory is poor your heart beats
weak. You get excited easily and worry
about nothing. You lose your flesh and
the whites of your eyes become yellow
ish. The world seems against you Go
to the State Doctors. They can cure you
without operation.
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man, center field: Beecher, right field;
| Sporer, pitcher; Snow, catcher.
England,s Armored Trains.

The magnificent armored trains used
by England in her war with the Beers
will transport her troops. protect bridges
and telegraphic communications in about
the same way that Hostetter's Stomach
stomach and then mounts guard that it
does not return. The Bitters has won in
every case of indigestion, biliousness,
liver and kidney trouble for the past
fifty years. 1t is invaluable at all times.
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HE SAYS SHE WAS CRUEL.
Edmund White Seeks Release From
Matrimonial Bonds.

Edmund and Mary White were married
once to st. Paul. Edmund says he has
been a good and loving husband and has
turned over to his wife every cent of his
earnings.
But the Complaint in the divorce case
says that Mary has been bitter and cruel
to her loving spouse and has i'll treated
him In such a manner that he can stand
it no longer, and for this he seeks re-
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FITS CURED.

If you have friend who has fits
send him to the Minnesota State Medical
Institute. They have cure for this sad
aff1iction. and can prove it to any one
who will call at their offices. If you have
and friends to get cured Their snaniais nes
lists can and will cure you at a reasonable
price.
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NEW PRESBYTERIAN CREED
Editor of Interior Believes a New
One Will BE Adopted.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-The Interior, the
Presbyterian organ, will contain strong
editorial Monday advocating the setting
aside Of the confession OF faith and the
adoption Of a short evangelical creed, Or.
Gray, the editor, who has defended DIR.
Hills, repeats what he said when DIR.
Hills was first attacked-that three
fourths of the ministers and nine-tonths
of the members of the Presbyterian
church reject the clause in the confess
sion which DR.. Hills attacked, and for
which he was denounced by certain the
ologians and religious newspapers.
DR.. Gray has no doubt that the church
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Reds Release Players.

have released Case Patten. pitcher, and
Victor Accorsini. catcher, to Kansas
city, and Jack fronin. pitcher. to De-
night, expecting to sign there, but the
express was stopped in the suburbs to
eject him. Some friends had previously
accompanied him to the depot.
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Benny Yanger stopped Him In Eight
Rounds.

DENVER, April 13-Benny Yanger, the
"Tipton Slasher," put out Young Corbett,
of this city, in the eighth round of what
was to have been a ten-round go before
the Colorado Athletic association here
tonight.
Yanger was by far the cleverest. but
found Corbett strpng and able to with
stand his onslaughts. Yanger used his
left mostly until the eighth, when a right
swing on the head and right punch to
the chin floored Corbett. He remained
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Counterfeit Suspects Arrested.

NEW YORK. April 13-Upon the ar
rival Of the steamship Trojan Prince to-
day, an immigration inspector arrested
four Sicilians from Mareno. Sicily, who
are suspected of being counterfeiters.
They are Giovanni Dussolino, Giovanna
Dussolino, his wife, Antonio Sparilo and
Archangeio Perine.
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Clever Shooting.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Dr. F. c. Will
son, Of Savannah, proved himself clever
of the Carteret Gun club by winning two
cups and carrying away considerable of
the money in the six other events. He
won the Robert A. Welch plate in the
birds and tying with D. Johnson for the
cup. On the shoot off DR.. Wilson won.
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CInss Rowing Champfonshin.

BOSTON, April 13.-The race to decide
the class rowing championship of Har-
ward was held on the Charles river to-
day, and was won by 1900 Newell. New
ell, 1901, was second, Weld third, 1902 Weld
fourth and 1902 Newell fifth
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versities having completed two years
agreement, next year Pennsylvania will
play Chicago. The former agreement be-
tween the universities ran out last year
and it was thought it would not be re-
newed, but after considerable correspond
ence, new agreement was entered into.
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Canadian Fox Terrier Bench show

TORONTO, Ont, April 18-The third
terriers opened last evening with 545 en-
tries. There are two outside judges, A
T. Knowlson, of Detroit. who handled the
spaniels, and H. w. Lacey of Boston,
who handled the fox terriers and several
other classes. The show lasts three
days.
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CANCERS AND TuMORS

Only curabIe cases taken. The
new treatment cures even after the knife
and drawing plasters have failed. If you
are afflicted dc not let any one touch
you first. The examination is free.
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Bonda for EXchnnge.

WASHINGTON. April 13-The amount
of bonds so far exchanged at the treas
ury for the new 2 per cents Is s2SS 307, ,459,
of which SS5, ,099 $50 were from individuals
and institutions other than national
hanlxS
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!, AIDES

You need not suffer from painful. irregu-
lar menstruation. headache backaches,
falling of the womb, nervous hysteria.
The Minnesota State Medical Institutes
Electric Baths and special treatment will
cure you.
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Palaces to Play saltwater.

The Palace baseball team will play the
Stillwaters Sunday. leaving St. Paul on
the l p. m. car. The Palace lineup will
be as follows:
Williams, first base; C. Delaney, second
base; Joe Mitchell. shortstop; Joe Mar
shall, third base; Kovec. left field; Leh-
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night by a score of to 5, and won the
championship Of the United States, being
the second straight game out of three to
decide the question.
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Buffalo.
PRINTS

April 80, May I. 2, 8
June 26. q, %. .....
Aug. 16. II, IS. S......
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the Philadelphia National league team
and the Toronto Eastern league club was
postponed on account of wet grounds.
The teams will meet tomorrow.
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Kansas City.
Chicago .....
Indianapolis

down nine seconds. Another stiff right
to the chin floored him again. Corbett
struggled to his feet, and Yanger put
another right punch to the face, which
ended the fight.
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with keeping a vicious dog at his place
on Broadway that had bitten a little
girl. was stricken from the docket. 1t
was shown that the dog had been killed.
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Milwaukee.

June l, 2 (S). A..
July q, % Co.,.
Sept. 16), II, 49,.
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Polo Champions.

MUNCIE, Ind, April 13-The Hartford
(Gonn.) polo team, champions of the
East, took another game from Muncie to-
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SELF GOT THE DECISION.
Nearly Knocked Out Tat Debs Sew
RrRI Times.

The six-round set-to between Morris
Self and Pat Debs at the Olympic thea
ter last night, proved more interesting
than the average siX-round go. Both
men We're quite slow, but several times
Self had his man close to out.
Debs appeared the faster Of the two,
but his blows did not carry the weight of
his opponents.
Debs went to the floor several times,
but kept Self guessing. Referee Buff Nc
ManuS gave the decision to Self.
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June 9 (1O), II. 12.
July 30, 81. Aug. /.
Sept. 10, II. Il. 49,.
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Out.Of-T own

People afflicted with any disease,
who cannot call at the offices, should
write to the Minnesota State Medical In
stitute, describing their case, and If their
case can be cured with HOME TREAT
MENT, 1t will be taken and treatment
forwarded. Everything confidential.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE.

May 4, 5 o..
June 21, %, % (24. >.
Aug. Z, s, 8.
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COMPTROLLER j. j. M'CARDY
THINKS NOTHING OF VIoLAT-
ING THE CHARTER PROVISION
WHEN HE WANTS TO DRAW A
WARRANT FOR S119,OO7 TO
SETTLE A BOND PURCHASE
MADE BY HIM, BUT HE STRONG
LY OBJECTS, AND, IN FACT,
REFUSES TO OBEY AN ORDER
OF THE COUNCIL TO TRANSFER
$4,000 FRv.A THE SCHOOL IN
SURANCE FUND TO KEEP THE
SCHOOLS OPEN THE FULL
TERM. IN ONE CASE HE
DIDN'T WAIT FOR THE COUN-
GIL TO GET AUTHORITY TO
DRAW THE WARRANT AND IN
THE OTHER HE REFUSES TO
OBEY A RESOLUTION FROM THE
COUNCIL. GREAT is MCARDY
AND THE CHARTER.
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YOU CAN'T
AFFORD TO WAIT

If you are sick or afflicted with any dis
ease. Some one has got to cure. If your
family doctor has failed it does not make
your case incurable. Call on the State
Doctors. They will charge you nothing
for consultation or an examination, and
will advise you free.
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Will take an early opportunity to vote
on a new creed, and that it WIFI be car
rted by large majority
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lief in asking for a divorce They have
had five children, four of whom are
dead Plaintiff is forty years of age and
the defendant is thirty-SiX.
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Jack O,Rrien WON.

pS;Id pGS;HIICAGO. . April 13-Jaek o,Brien, of
Bob Long, of Davenport. To-, tonight at
the end Of six rounds. The fight was too
one-sided to possess much interest,
O'Brien being far supePiorSto Long.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1S-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania football team
will play the Chicago university eleven
on Franklin field here, fon Oct. N. The
athletic representatives Of the two uni
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Actor McDowem Breaks Down.

SIOUX CITY, To-, April 1S.-MeIbourne
Mcdowell, broke down IN the third act
Of Fedora" in this city tonight The
curtain was rung down and the money
was refunded to the audience at the
door.
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MINNEV0TA cTkTC mE1Inn INoTITITE
YOUNG CORBETT OUT.

Bathos won, DIR. Nembula second, SUM-
clio third. Time, 1:29.
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The local police do not know anything
about the supposed jewelry thieves who
are presumably being watched by some
of the private detective agencies with
headquarters here.
The local police, however, are on the
warpath for two crooks who lately es-
capped from Jail at Goshen, Ind. and may
capture them If they get good chance.
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Bakerville, Tenn.-Joe Stringer today
killed his wife by choking her to death
and then comitted suicide.
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Boil Game Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA, April 13-The base
ball game scheduled for today between
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SUPPOSED TO Be HERE.
LAKE SHORE DRIVE ROBBERS RE-
PORTED AS IN ST. PAUL.

CHICAGO, April 13. = The men who
robbed the residence of Millionaire o. w.
Potter, on the Lake Shore drive, a. few
nights ago, are under surveillance by the
police, and only matter of few hours,
it is said, when they Will be arrested.
The police received positive information
that efforts had been made within the
past two days to dispose of jewelry an
swering to the description of the Potter's
goods in ST. Paul and St. Louis, and
the men who tried to put the deal
through answer to description of those
suspected of completely in the robbery.
Detectives called into the case at st.
Louis and st. Paul are expected to have
the men who have tried to sell the dia-
monds in custody within a few hours.
Chief of Detectives Colleran Immediately
left for st. Louis when he heard efforts
had been made to sell the Jewelry in that
city
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Railroad Fare Deducted
for 01t.0f. own Patients.
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THE ST. PAUL GLOBE SATURDAY, APRII. Il, 1900.


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April 26, 27, %.
July 3, 4. 4..........
Aug. 20, 21, %, %. Z.
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into kimberley, Thursday afternoon,
lust when he was due. according to the
deid marshals time table, having, IN
four and a half days marched ninety
miles with artillery. and having fought
two small engagements.
Tho relief Of Kimberley was accom-
pllshed with the loss OF only nifty men.
twenty thousand infantry made spien-
did marches under sub-troplcal sun
and through dust storm 70 hold the
positions which General French took.
Lord Kitchener was with General
fuckers division. In consequence Of
his transport arrangements the four
divisions moving over the sandy veldt
are fed and watered. It is hardly pos
slble to appreciate adequately the
mathematical precision with which
every part of the transport department
has worked, marching through the day,
toll!ng almost sIeeplessly throughout
the night. vIctuaIling the army and
evolving every hour results from SEEM
ing chaos.
Everybody did what was expected Of
him cheerrullyi though enduring fright
full fatigues. Few slept more than three
hours. The battalions, hour after hour
toiled through the heavy sand uncom-
plainingly, and when now and then a
man fell out Of the ranks exhausted he
would reioln his company later. after
he had rested. Some fifty or sixty were
overcome by the heat and had to be
sent to the rear in the backward defle
of empty wagons.
The rupidIty Of Lord Roberts move
ments away from his base has solved
one Of the problems, perhaps the chief
problem, OF the war He and Lord
kitchener have created mobile force
ablo to move in exterior lines and to
outflank the Beers, themselves 50 won-
derfully mobile.
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rELEaRAPH1o Ulps.

Great snow storm along the Atlantic
coast, and considerable peril 20 ship
ping.
Milwaukee boomers Rent to washing
ton to try to secure tho Democratic ma
tlonal convention.
Seven inches OF snow in New York
City, and all vessels entering the harbor
encountered gales and heavy snow
The Aslatic Prince arrived at New
York yesterday morning, and was
placed In quarantine Captain Wood
died Of yellow fe'Ser. and was buried at
sea.
II ls announc I'd from Belgium that a
society organic I'd TO fight American mo-
nopolles win fHnd delegations 10 tho
United StateH. Russia and ROumanla 10
ascertain the conditions OF direct Gx-
port
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A cANARD

was the French Dispatch About Ne
diation.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. ls.-Ths
British embassy upon inquiry being
made tonight authorised the state
ment that there was no truth whatever
in the story contained in the Paris
dispatches that President Mckinley
had sounded Lord Pauncefots, the Brit
ish ambassador here, TO ascertain how
IN offer Of mediation in the TrRnsvaal
difficulty on the part of the United
states would be received by Great
Britain.
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Sunday morning, February Is, from
Modder River;
"our sudden appearance seems to
have astounded the enemy and thrown
them into n panic. All their positions
were hurrlediy evacuated and the big
guns At Magersfontein ana Kimberley
were left behind.
General cronje moved his transport,
consisting of hundreds OF wagonsalong
a bank of lsopjes north of the AIodder
river near FofEontein. It goes past our
mounted infantry. but owing to weari-
ness, had TO stop. Thereupon our ar
tlllery opened upon It. The main body
OF the Boer force kept up a running
fight the whole day, yainly trying to es-
cape"
Each time their advance guard
sought to move on mounted infantry
galloped round and checked them We
never attempted to stop their main
movement. contenting ourselves with
trying to check them.
Their position Mt Roffontein IS said
to be very strong. They entertain a
wholesome dread of 10000 cavalry NOV
ing more quickly than they do them
selves. We hope to be in Bloemfontein
shortly"
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asnernl cronie Retreated.

The position of the Boer army at
spytfontein being untenabie General
Cronje ordered a retreat At the mo-
nent this dispatch is written 1t is un-
certain whether his whole force or
only a portion has gone towards Bloem-
fonteIn. It is possible that a party is
going north Of Kimberley.
It is supposed that twenty-nine ton
gun is still in the neighborhood of KIM
berley. The road from Jacobsdal to
Modder Station is now open.
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FORCED Beers From Their Position.

Forced Beers From Their Sosluon'
BIRDS RIVER. Saturday. Feb. IT,
The position near Dordrecht is now
tina. the Beers occupy a strong hill
north of the town and that the British
hold a commanding post to the south.
Both are maintaining brisk exchange
Of shells over Dordrecht.
General Grabant's horse. 1000 strong,
commenced the march from PenhOok,
Thursday morning. over trackless
veidt and through mountainous and
di6icult country. s-s
Early on Friday they were fired on
and the firing continued all day and
well into the night, the British cleaning
the Beers out of successive positions
under a terrific rife fire lasting eight
hours.
Towards midnight Friday, the Brit
lsh forced the Beers at the point of the
bayonet. out OF their last position, an
importan. one overlooking Dordrecht.
The artillery duel was continued to-
day.
The British casualties were eight
killed. including Captain crallan and
Lieutenant Chandler. and eight wound
ed.
The British captured some prisoners
and a quantity of forage and prOvis-
Ions.
FRERE CAMP. Feb. 1.-THE Beers
have abandoned several laagers. Gem
eral Butler renewed bombardment OF
the Boer position without elIcltlng n
reply. Another forward move is re-
garded as imminent.
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Freneh's Magnificent March.

JACoBsDAL, Feb. 17.-General
Kelley-Kenney Is stll pursuing tho
Beers. He has now captured more
than one hundred wagons. The High
land brigade re-enfOrced him after n
forced march.
General French has left Kimberley
to Join in the pursuit OF the Bosr army
The guards have occupied the Boer
position at Magersfohtein.
Further details of the BOers' retreat
show that the enemy has been fighting
good reur-guard action and occupy
ing successive kopjes in order to allow
the moving of the convoy, which, how
ever, has been going at very slow
pace. the animals apparently being
dead beat.
Tho latest reports show that the
Boers' in tho nelEhborhood Of Kip
Krnars Drift are undoubtedly dis.
hcartened.
General Freneh's magnificent march
is still the subject of admiration. e.
peclally In view OF the dust storms and
thunder storms that all experienced.
The work Of shcllIng the Beers pro.
cccJs vigorously owing to the style OF
the action. the Beers are bound to show
in the open whenever they are obliged
to leave the kopics
LONDON. Feb. io.-Thr Daily News