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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

son p6re, penfant alors age de
ans tomba dangereusement malade
ct sill ne succomba pas aIors &c fut
grace au d6vouement dune tendre
mere ct dun m6decin 6clair6; mais
il demeura infrme ct dune sante
delicate.
A Page de 10 ans, il vint avec sa
mere s'6tablir Waverly, MINI, Oh
il a fait son education. Tres intel.
ligent ct dou6 de grands talents, il
apprit la c%aligraphie ct la st6no-
graphic qui lui ont permits de ga
gner ACKNOWLEDGMENT sa vie depuis
&c temps. Depuis IL ans il demeu-
raft a Minneapolis avec So mere
quill v6n6rait ct qui lie lui rendai,
au centuple. Employ6 dams le bu-
reau du JUICE Donahoe pendan
l%ongtemps, ce dernier concut une
telle amiti6 pour CO jeune homme
esclave du devoir, quill lie recon-
manda fortement a M. G. n. Die
key, CLERK Of the Court pour lie
|comt6 de Hennepin, lequel lie prit
a son emploi il ya4 ans jusqu'a
sa mort.
M. Dickey le traitait CONNIE un
frere ct il await Ia plus haute id6e
de ses capacities. Nous n'irsiste-
rons pas lei sur tout &c que M. G.
n. Dickey ct son frere ont fait
pour NJ. Alary durant sa maladie
ct apr6s sa mort; ceux-la seuls qui
qui connaissent ces chooses peuvent
apprecier la g6nerosit6 de ces Am6-
ricains pour I'm DIES u0tres.
Rlen ne lui a manqu6 durant sa
Tongue maladie; mails les bons
SONS de sa vieille mere ct de son
m6decin lie DR. D6ziel, mont pu
triompher de la terrible moisson-
neuse.
M. Alary a 6t6 pendant plu-
sieurs ann6es lie secr6taire CORES
pendant de la Ligue Franco-Am6-
ricaine, puts plus tard president
du Club "Etoile du Nord'' un beau
club politique, organise dams les
int6rets canadiens quill await fon-
de ct quill q support6 de ses de-
niers.
D6vou6 a la cause Canadienne-
FRANCHISE il 6tait aussi I'm de ceux
oui ont fOrtement trayaill6 q Ia re-
organisation de lEoHo DE L'OUEsr
il y a deux ann6es, mettant &c jour
nal sur les bases solides qui FONT
conduit au success present.
Les f%unerailIes ont Gu lieu lun-
di matin q dix heures au milieu
dun grand concours de parents ct
d'amis de differences nationalites.
L'6gllse await revetu ses plus
bellies TEXTURES de deuil. LIE Pere
Andre a chant6 le service assist6
du P4re Robert CONNIE diacre ct
du ere Gabriel Andre CONNIE
sous-diacre.
Sur la demande de Ia mere du
d6fuut, le Pere Andre, pasteur de
la paroisse Il fait une blillante al
locution en- anglais, langue que le
Rev. Pere parle Acknowledgement
bien, soft dit en- PEASANT.
Un bon chour de chant a fort
bien rendu la messe DIES morris.
A roffertoire Nine Bilodeau ct M
Georges Forth ont etc tres heu-
reux dams un 20 Salutaris' ct Nine
j. c.. Marquis, de st. Paul, a chan
t6 a Ia sortie; Nearer My God to
Thee"
Les porteurs 6taient: G. n. Die
key, c.. E. Dickey, G.. H. Hemper-
ly, w. A. Ryberg, G.. II. Hage-
meyer, J. s. Mclaughlin, tous du
bureau du CLERK Of the Curt"
LIE deull 6tait conduit par Nine
Alary mere du d6funt; NJ. Edmond
Granger, son oncle ct de Nine H.
G. Morneau, sa tante, de Waverly,
MINI.
Les restes mortels ont 6t6 trans
port6s q Waverly Oh Illumination
a Gu lieu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

Les membres de la Cour L'Etoi-
lie du Nord sont prizes de remettre
les talons DIES bi]lets de loterie de
Ia courtepointe, a Nine F. Thi-
bault, ,6sidente de ce comit6,
avant GU au plus tard lie II f6vrier.
LIE tirage de la courtepointe aura
lieu ce soir-1a apr6s lie bal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

C'est ce soir qu'aura lieu a la
sale K. P, coin de la 19re avenue
S. E. ct de la SEINE rue lie bal ct le
parti de cartes de la cour Notre-
Dame de Lourdes des Danes Fo-
restores. Tout porte a croire que
cette soir6e serale plus grand sue
ces de la s%aison, Qu'on sly renae
en- fOule.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

sonnes dams cette Vile en- sont at
tents. Sur ce nombre il y a Gu
1900 soldats.
-Une grande greve de 500
charpentiers employees aux travaux
de l'expositiop Went d'6clater a
Paris. Les. gr6vistes demandent
une augmentation de salair de l
franc par heure. Cette greve a eau
sc une grande agitation, ct la poll
CO est mass6e aux environs de
.pH6tel DIES Invalides ct des chan
tiers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

LIE corps d'Uniforme de la cour
Hennepin, 0. F. G. conduira la
"grande marche" au bal de cette
cour lie s courant. Tous les mem
bres du corps sont prizes de porter
leur costume complet q lexcep-
tion de l'6p6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

Ne manquez pas d'aller, vendre-
di ]e 9 courant, a la r
Gle de VOEGELI EROS, coin
DIES Avenues Washington ct Hen
nepip, chercher une bottle 6chan-
tillon DIES Pilules du DR. Jacques.
Ills en- distribueront toute cette
journee 200bo1tes absolument pour
rien.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

Les pilules du DR. Jacques sont
en- vente chez Voegeli Faeres, 2 ct
4 Washington Ave S., coin de IA
venue Hennepin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02
Grhn de l'Q|ne&t
MINNEAPOLIS MINN.2 F6vrier 1900

LIE bal de la cour Hennepin, O.
F. G. aura lieu lie 8 courant a la
sale K. f., coin de la lere avenue
ct de la 5eme rue S. E..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

NJ. Jos Cousineau, officer de
police des parcs est maintenant
presque complement retabli de
sa de1niere maladie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

-Une d6reche de Changhai dit
que ]'extension du territoire fran
Gals en- Chine a 6t6 d6fnitivement
r6gl6e, ct la nouvelJe supe16ce dou
blera lancienne. L'entente sera
mise en- vigueur lie II mars pro-
chain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

A louer, a une courte distance
du centre de la vile, une chambre
garnie avec pension 81 desire, au
No SOL Aldrich Ave n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

-L'infuenza a s6vit Reunes,
France. Pas moins de $4,000 per
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

Nous avons fit ds arrangements avec les proprietMaes de ces
CELEBRES PILULES, atm de pouvoir en- bonner 200 bottles pour que
lie public de Minneapolis, St-Paul ct DIES environs apprenne a en- con-
na1tre les vertus ct les efets curatfs merveileux. La distribution
durera tant que les ECO bottles nauront pas 66 distributes.
N'OUBLIEZ PAS QUE CEST ASSORTMENT POUR RIEN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-02

Masson-M. L.. L Raynard par
tira prochainement pour aller re
joindre son fr6re a Minneapolis E,
II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11
Der NeU York Store.
S53
Mnetnise 3geutea Suter2s
SnbaHa3 g8Bte8 Srn Gaots
Da5 pollitdtroi9lfc ltnter5eu9 uno
Strumpfwdaran Eaaer

g6r bGten fur oiele Srtitei ebr &asrase pie iraerb
el 9noerer neil usS, baB i1ir in erter 2t,ie cu
AuaIitGt ieben o eGun. retI r in 70 groSen 0uauttta
ten teien u,S eaSpr4 tilis ees tcnren ws folsen6e
g}reiie bstpefsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11

Der Frootn5 Qondn 5u oeiegen unD I'm
ieosr Yrets 5u balten. sic befiirhtei
nt1t nur, baB bic Sruppen Der MGAt:
tore propiantleroungeu abf1neiben
fonoerr paB lie bon Strgan 5u tuetter
flieben MULE. fdlls ots aiutirten mad
9ondn notortusen.
Getting, 6. gsop, otd Shanghai
10. Nooenteer. - 8ter Der bron,tuen,
teiten Iedmten Don Yao Sing gu, bd,
runter Der 8t3etontg BON pe@GhtsGI
uno osr 9cnerdt Nult Sing, fino an
5. Nooer6er unter benz bon oem Sri.
6unnl Der Nerbitnoeten itber fe pers
6dnstsu urtbeil btugeri1tet tporoen.
Gs TT toieoer etn @erG1t TN I'm.
lduf, oab oie RaiiertnsWitttue seftor.
BET lei, ntdr ihentt tim dber tetueu
Glauber.
@as6 6em 6eui5er &eia.
Sert.n, IL. 9too. Sa5 oeu.iht
uusiudrttee 9lmt 1T bon cer1 0orfuu
in Sbdn 6di &tpau berahrthttgi
iporben, tpo ruIitfhe Sruppsn dngeb'
lih bic britti9e Slagee beletotgt bus
ben Iellen. Mdn lit bier, Der 4ai;ht,
6a6, tpenn ote 4ohribt cuff Wdhrbeti
bernlen Io!ite. Die b0bsren sIfi5ierc
Die 9lngeleg,nbstt balb in Frs.lublddfts
lihsr Deile erlsbigeu tuerpeu.
ue6er Die dnge6ti6e @nnerton oes
Iinten tlfers bes 9si SO GtuHcs bei
Steu Sin TT tier nints Offtsteae=
eiugetroffer. Wan gldubt. pdb DE
Ho9ri6t nur beoeutet. Dab &ubtaar
oie ldnoFf ee9egte @bIicht. etne Son
aeIfion in Sien Sin 81 erlargen. tpc
Gngianb, Ssutfalauo rno Srantretf
bereits folde hd6eu, our @HsfubrunG
eebrant bdt.
Son benz oeutf6:n @sIanoten II
Yetirq, Or. Wtumr pon GAp1rsen=
ftein. treffen 6Gufig OepeIGsn CIT.
G6ind eiu. bieie eathalten d6er in beI
&eael, iuie TN dusipartigen 2(ntt er=
tldrt ruico, Oinge, Die ooriduf;g niht
I fir DE 8eroffenttttuaq geetgnet iIno
eoSn n1ititdriI9en 9reiieu rpiro ers
tlGrt. baB Der &agnezPtdn De:
@rafen bon WaloerIee 6uuptIGnlit
oatin beIte6e, baB grpebitipEeu ipeitel
nab Dem @eIteu geldidt un6 Dem di-
neIii9en 9oF Die 3uFubr bon 8orrdt
tben u6seI9nitten ipsrbeu, unb uuf
Die absel9idten @eritGrtun9en 5u Der.
binoern, Signan 5u gu errei2en; el
! b0fft uuf bieie Weiie ben 9of 5tuinser
AT tOnner. nab Yetina a. futshrsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11

gNarleille, 10. 9to0. 5rau
bflsT 1T bier nngefommen, III @errn
SrUgcr, i3rcn GroS0ote-, NIT Dem
bordnoil lacn &reuser GaIoerIanS III
eruarten. SIM Qaufe elmer 5nter0iep3
iagte lie beute:
Sie Saluierigfeiteu, bon Oenen fh
Gr9lant um9ebsu iiebt, beranla6en bie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11

& --t"/ t--.>t4V tSH<b OK lttt~-es- t--s..--
5an9istsit sarantirt toir5."
Gin neuer YrotItator.
Bafbin9ton, 10. Woo. Battr
s. 6ronci5cus, iobreIaus Brior be5
r5olg @ros College, ons nit Ser bic
Iigen .tatboIiI3en unioerftdt tn Ser
binbuns itebt, III gum General =arosu=
ratOr Ses ~SOIa Grob' Orocns erEenn
ruOtSer. aeater SSar,ss gurRs nitro
ieir Ha5foIssr in ;8alb;rstoa. Sas
9apptqsar.itt pes Orseas befuoet lib
III &qtre Same, Sn0.
. Sas BON oen ~Stters Of @otrt
Came bter sesrarbetc .9rinitp Col
tess' cine $c5i6uts, Fir Mdohen, II
Der Tahe Ser totbOliihen uniOerittat
1T seitern feiner 8eit;nmans a5erss6er
!octoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11
eesnlnnb Sepei1e,,.
Gin Dement, 0es &eOrsali=
latipns 0erebes.
1paa 9itiniort tpeik nihts
banpu,
Ctr, ,,eusr grnlsuru-
tor nes ,,BnlY
GrnE"- "-Ornens.
2tuf iieberPunoert 2l1iuioner.
gsiro Sns @ermosen Der Stanparc
Oil So. Seihdst.
SrDan lebnt Elm Anerbieten Ger >, Sea=
Der Bot" ab.
3ie ,Silipinos tuoilen iid niht ers
seSeu.
Sic GeidGftslGse bes SanSes.

.Sou Gtfiri0n oemcntirt.
Detroit, Mia., 10. 9fop. DON
Nt. SifinlOa ersIarte, bas i'll cirer
Neto Sorfer 3eitur9 erltienene Sns
terUirlO, mad iueIaem er gelast babsn
leIltc, c5 l7eroe i: 9tetp 9orf cine Ser
iammlung ;Gr &eorsanIliSrns Ser
oentotratil4sn Eartsi itattfnben. iei
unriatig. Gr i:i an Dem 3uitanoes
toinmen elmer Iolhen Seiuesuns niat
bet9ciijst uuS naRs es ab!ebncn, auI
Gin;cIbsi.sn e;rjuseheu.
RepDor!, 10. 3oo. auf cine.
biesNSisIi4e NrfreSe Der rBorio"
nntDortete 6rooec gIeOelanb Oon
Yrincetor, y. s., aus SD babe nod
niats pom ciner genesuns sur aeorso-
niiation Der bemotratiI5en Sartei se-
bort, bore aber. baS G5ritte in ser
&iatung sctbar weroea. SD bin ni9t
getUilIt, oarii5er iest grtldrunsen Su
seben."
9 iebenbunoert @iGIionen.
Re- . OFT. 10. 9ioo. 6eutc tpur-
oen bier Is 9t!ier Ser Gtanboro Oil
60. 81 700 oerta.it, ser Sohfte 8reis,
pel1er ie fiir o;ele attien besablt lpuroe
uro 45 Yuntte bober ols ole seItr;9e
Abeno glOtirurs gu bisiem Yreis be-
rednet Iino Die sttien bes Sruits $780,
900 900 iucrth. Der Sruit bat in oie=
lem Sabre cine Sioinenoe oon As Bro=
sent ooer s4S 900 900 ertldrt. 9as
tOntroll;rtroe Sntereiie liest in ecn
6anOen ron Sobn .. 9Roaefcller. "a
fam man ia iuO5t nit aedt iagen, oo6
Die 5ralt5 proIperi-en.
@rDGn ietnt 3.
9intolu, 9le6r, 10. Nob. Die
y 0enOcr %OIt" OTcrirte 9errn 8rDan
ole 9te6aftsur5iteu: nit eincn Gcbaltc
bon $4,000 per Sabr. 9err @r9an
Iebute Sen %utrag at. Gr Ia9te:
SD oanfc S6ncn fir Oas slncre
bieteu, sod fam i'd 0aSlelbc niGt an
nebnleu. Sd blei6e bier un0 min, wic
i'd e5 bi59er eetban, aud in 3ufunft
in 8ort un0 S4rift ois 4rin3ipieen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11

syI'n0t NJS ttr. - J 81"
ihafal4e GEpeoi.i0a, um oie gI0b.
Menge ron often S9riIter, Die III
@lutssR Don cen rrIfi9en Sruppen
entoett ocr6sa fnS, 3u priifen. ltnter
oen NanuItripten beFnoen fib aud oIt=
srie9il5e unS r5miIae Soiumente, Die
oermutblid BON oen Wonsolen BET
ibrem a5Su9e aus Dem abenoIunbe nit
ger0mnsn tparoen. sRon 9laubt, ooH
tic pom sroBem biltoriIben 8ertbe Fnb
Nus 6em Gct3 Ser Mitte,
Selling. 6. gOo., Sbansbai 10
3oo. @ier oon 6eR b09ften SeGmtey
in gaO Sins Su, 5arunter Sing gang
DER 5te[loertre.enos Sicetonis uon Sc.
Gili, uno Generat &uli Sing, fno on
5. Nooem5et ogf Gruso bes Grtsnnt
niNe5 oes bon cen Gaiirten ein9elsstel
Sri6unnIs birseri9tet poroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11

fir Die ia 9etdrupft babe unO ole rdl
geredt ua0 tusile baIte, bert6e;0igeu. "
n= l.. -
Sill ipinOs UOlleR f d nj d +
s" er9e6en.
Icp 9ort, 10. &Oo. Ssnor
SiEta Yopes, ein Gceun0 @8aiaatao !
i2ste in eincm 5ntergieD:
,9ic 6hisia05 SO ss's I't-issysa 4
at, o;scs
'9t.ty... f9fort ote e'l-
-e4en, lopalo lgnen ole er.r - tua1=
5an9iStsit sarantirt pir5.H
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-11

Sureu su Dem SIau6eu, OaB Iie roa
I6lie6li6 obfesen tuey6en. gSir lescn
0as sr0Bte Yertrauen uuf sic Ieile
6es @raFoenten, troB ieinsS boben
alters un0 ser THfreagun9 elmer Sour
6ur6 gang europa. Gr bat lidl nuy
su Ser 9cjfs cntIatoicr, ucil er int
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
Ro,.r,. Adv nc.ng ui. Army

London. March 13.--Roberts tele-
graphs from venters Wei at $50 this
morning: II directed Gen. French IL
there was time before dark to seize
the railway station at Bloemfontein and
thus secure rolling stock. At mid
night received report from him that
after considerable opposition he had
been able TO occupy two hills close to
the railway station which commanded
Bloemfontein. A brother Of President
Steyn has been made a prisoner. The
telegraph line leading northward has
been cut and the railway broken up.
am now starting with the third cayal-
ry brigade which I called up from the
seventh division. near Petrusburg yes
terday and mounted infantry to rein'
force the cavalry division. The rest
OF the force will follow as quickly as
possible
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
.rNrIr snr remrnt

Dreifonten, Orange Free state,
March ll--Gen. Roberts advance yes
terday across IN scorching plains from
Poplar Grove to this place was marked
by the most severe engagement since
crossing Modder river. The Beers stub
bornly contested every foot OF ground,
only fleeing at dusk when Roberts
threw most Of his troops against the
center of their weakened line. At n
point where col Broadwood turned the
Boer left, he found himself under the
hrc OF their nine FOUNDER. The Beers
ultimately holsted white flag. When
Broadwood advanced he was surprised
to md that the Beers had escaped in
the darkness.
A Free slater whose house President
Kruger occupied during the Boer flight
from Osfontein. said he complained to
the president about the depredations Of
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13

Chicago. March i3.--Reports receiv-
ed to-day show that serious Hoods are
prevailing In the northern portion OF
Illinois by the overlooking of the Iili-
nois, Desplains, Fox, Sangamon and
kankakee rivers. Much live stock and
property has been destroyed. At La
Sale the Illinois river Is Ia feet above
its normal heighth and still rising. Al
Peru Water street is flooded, and the
store Easements filled with water, do
Ing much damage to the reserved
stocks OF merchants. At Peoria, the
Illinois river Is doing considerable dam
age along the valley. At Havana the
Herget levee on the Sangamon river
broke last night, compelling 300 fami-
lies to flee to the higher ground.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
tHkscs rosiIiOs.
france cannot IntsIfers In the soUth
hfriosn Mtr.

hfriosn wtr.
Paris, March 1S.-The Assoc sted
Press has secured from a responsible
mouth piece OF the French government
the following exposition OF Frances
attitude In the matter of intervention
In the English h-Transyaal war. which
1t Is said has been solicited by Presi-
dent kruger. The official in question
said. We believe 1t is true that the
Transvaal has sent request TO the
powers for their Intervention, though
up to this morning kruger's message
has not been announced. So far as
France Is concerned, she certainly wall
not take the initiative In offering
England mediation, neither Will Rus
| sla. We feel that at present the eX-
| cited state OF public feeling, in Eng
land especially, as regards ourselves,
| that any step taken by the French
| government would defeat its own OBJ
| ject and instead of opening way to
| honorable peace would act as oil on
| the flames and probably only create
| fresh complications. We consider
| overtures for mediation can emanate
| from some power whose cordial rela-
| tlons with England would prevent
such suggestion being construed as an
unfriendly act. The emperor OF Ger
| many, for instance, might take the
initiative, or President Mckinley, with
out fear OF creating friction which
stands the way OF any such action
on our part, and after this has been
done. reliance can be placed on the
unqualified support Of France and Rus
sia, whose only desire Is to see the end
of the bloodshed and who are eager to
lend their good offices in bringing
about this end.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
WILL ADJOURN!
-qr>
Kentucky Legislature
~ ~. Will Quit. $40
Serious Floods in Northern
Illinois Rivers.
National Democratic Convention
Will Not Change Date.
DEATH or PROMINENT BANKER.

Frankfort. March i9.-The legislature
will adjourn sine die before midnight.
Beyond the Triplett resolution appro-
priatlng 100000 for reorganization OF
the state militia under Beckham there
is little legislation OF Importance
pending The democratic members of
both houses expressed confidence of
passing this. There is no apprehension
Of further trouble at present.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
pu enIo RIcAN TARIFF.
Republican Senators wiII Hold caucus
to settle iitlsr-bcer.


TO settle itflsr-bces.
Washington. March l3.-Republican
senators have decided to hold "A caucus
this afternoon for the settlement sof
their differences upon the Puerto Nic-
an question, Foraker in charge OF the
bill has drafted amendments which he
thinks viii meet the demands and all
interests OF the republican party and
measures as thus amended will be
submitted to the caucus. Foraker's
amendment. it is understood, VIII look
to the retention tarin as applied to
articles shipped from Puerto Rico to
the United states, and to its being dis
pensed with on articles shipped from
the United States to Puerto Rico.
President Mckinley urges the reten'
tion of the house principle OF protec'
ton and establishment OF IA civil gov
ernment. The house proceeded to the
consideration OF the conference report
upon the financial bill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13

London. March ia dispatch re-
ceived by South African firm IN Lon
don. dated Mafekng, March 6. says:
IAN well. but the town In still be-
sieged." A dispatch to the Times from
Mafeking dated March 5, says the gar
risan was then feeling acutely the dis
tress of the seige. They were reduced
to horse flesh and bread made from
horse forage, while the water was par
astically contaminated. Typhoid dy-
sentery and diphtheria were epidemic
but 1t was impossible to isolate the
victims. The sufferings of the women
and children were terrible. The native
population was starving.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13

Kansas City. March l9.-The sub
committee OF the democratic national
committee to-day decided that It could
not change the date OF the convention
from July 4. without the consent OF
the entire committee. The opinion was
expressed that no change will be made.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13

Providence, II. l., Mach 1S.-The re-
publican state convention to-day was
the largest ever held in the stale. The
following nominations were made by
reclamation:
Governor-William Gregory. North
Kingston, Lieutenant governor, Chas.
Dean kimball, Providence, attorney
general. willard B. Tanner. Provi-
denee. secretary Of state. Charles Il.
Bennett. Providence; general treasur-
er. Walter A. Read, Gloucester. Dele
gacs to the national republican con-
NeutiOn were elected.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
..rmsnr Mnllnr to Med,s,e.

Berlin, March l3.--It is semi officially
announced that when the Orange Free
state and the Transvaal addressed to
number OF states a request for
friendly mediation. the German govern
ment replied that it would willingly
participate provided the essential con-
ditlon OF such mediation was present,
namely. the certainty that both bellig-
erents desired Il.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13

London. March l3.-In the house oi
lords to-day. the premier. Lord Sails
bury. read the British goyernments
answer to Presidents Steyn and kru-
ger. The concluding sentence Is as fol-
lows. Her majesty's government can
only answer your honors telegram by
saying that 1t is not prepared to assent
to the Independence Of either the South
African OF the Orange Free state.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13

London. March l3-The United
states government, at the request Of
Presidents Kruger and Steyn, has Of
fered the British government ITS SER
vices as mediator with view OF
bringing about peace in South Africa.
Lord Salisbury has not yet replied, but
the Associated Press learns that there
is little doubt hat he will decline the
United States good Offices lie will
do so, however. in terms as cordial and
polite as those in which the offer Is
Couched.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
o., H,bps Appsint.d

Washington. March 1S.-General Otis
has notified the war department that
he has appointed Brig. Gen. Kobbe, U.
is. v, military governor Of the province
Of Albay, Luzon. and the island OF
Cataduanes and temporarily to sub
serve immediate purposes Of the Islands
OF Samar and Leyte. Albay viii be
opened to trade as soon as practicable.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
nrit,.h N.nr nlnnmf,ntnin

London, March lathe war office re-
ceived the following dispatch from
Lord Roberts at Venters Wei, dated
March II: our march was again un-
opposed. We are now about is miles
from Bloemfontcin. The cavalry divi-
sion is astride the railway, six miles
south Of Bloemfontein. There are 32l
men wounded. about 60 or 10 killed OF
are missing. The wounds result more
seriously than usual, owing to the ex-
panding bullets which were freely used
by the Beers"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13

Washington. March IA summary
OF the bubonic plague cases at Homo
lulu recorded by the Hawaiian board OF
health for Dec. IL to Feb. 2l, furnished
to the marine hospital service, shows
total Of GO cases, of which 53 were
fatal, nine recovered No new cases
reported at Honolulu since the goth OF
February.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
Funsral of Mrs. IopeE

The funeral of Mrs. Garparita Lopez,
wife OF Pablo Lopez, who died last
sunday morning at her home In Bare
las, after an illness OF two weeks with
fever. was held yesterday at the Ba-
relas churcn A large number Of friends
and relatives were present to pay their
last sad respects to the memory OF the
deceased. The interment was made
IN the cemtery near Barelas.