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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23
PARTIAL AGREEMENT.
On Rorto Ricnn Legislation BY Re
pubIicaUH.

0A 3+OrtO Rtc0n Legislation BY Re.
pubIicanH.
Washington, March 16.-The Repub.
kcan senators in caucus yesterday
reached a partial agreement on Porto
Rican legislation. The house bill ap-
propriating $4,000 600 is to be taken up
and passed Immediately. The bill for
a civil government Of the island is to
be taken UP and disposed of as soon as
possible, and the. tariff bill is to be de.
iayed for the present, while a commit
tee of seven senators may be selected
by Chairman Allison to- try to compro.
mise differences Oh the revenue bill and
secure a measure which Republican
senators generally can support. This
partial agreement was reached after q
caucus lasting from o'clock until $50.
The temper of the degate yesterday
was much milder than that Of Tuesday.
AS soon as it was generally under
stood that the tariff features Of the
legislation were to be postponed the de-
cision reverted to the government
features Of the bill, and upon this sub
ject the time was mostly spent. Sen
ator Foraker explained many features
of the bill. Senator Elkins said he IA
vored leaving not only the question of
revenues, but the government of the
island as well to the president. Senator
PHtt Of Connecticut expressed himself
as firmly convinced that the principle
of protective tariff in the interest of
the industries of the United States
should be sustained. whatever was
done. Many other speeches were made
in the same line, notably by Senators
Aldrich and Mason. At this point the
suggestion Of committee was made.
and as soon rs the authority for it's APP
pointment was given the caucus adj
jourEed sine die.
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HAS A SIGNIFICANT LOOK.

Establishment of the Naval Force
ON the China Station.
Washington, March Is. - Rear Ad-
mtral Kempff, at present commandant
OF the Mare island navy yard. has tele.
graphed the navy department his ac-
ceptance Of the offer of second in COM
mand of the Asiatic squadron. AS a
matter of fact Rear Admiral Kempff' s
command will very nearly approach an
Independent station. Rear Admiral
Ren;ey, the nominal commandment of
the entire naval force on the Asiatic
squadron, is expected to remain in
the Philippines, while Rear Admiral
Kempf will have n separate squadron
cruising on the Chinese and Japanese
coasts. The re-establishment of the
force on the China station may be a
significant fact in view of the Gated
hints from European sources Of hos,
tilities on so large Il scale that they
threaten to involve Asia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23

The above Illustration shows one Of the
mammoth buildings occupied by tho great
Mail Order House Of the John NJ. SmytA
Company Of Chicago.
For one-third of a century this Cotns
pany has been in business. BEGINNING T.
Widening their feld' they M' are sa now ssii.
ing merchandise direct to the consumes,
at wholesale prices throughout the Unit
ed States.
Some years ago they began supplying
their customers with an illustrated catae
logue. AS the business expanded they were
obliged to increase the size OF this cetAe.
logue, until today 1t exceeds 1000 tllus.,,
ss On eSenyfnn ns 70 Eat
and Use. By superior process Of oolel|
goods In natural colors. bringing out, th61
rich color value of curtains, carpst9aI
draperies. and the latest designs in wall
hundreds Of miles distant to select goods
at his own ftreside, knowing by the de-;
scription. Illustration and price the class
Of goods he may expect.
This feature Of their business II become,
foF, Il not only saves long and tiresome
railroad Journeys out Is great tins.
saver. It leaves out the profit Of the job
bling house. the retailer, the expensive.
een all. traveller, the ,Teneral agent!
one to four profits. saving this amoss1
for the consumer: In short. It 10 . greeN
wholesale store brought to the homA
The mammoth catalogue referred to 10 O.
goth century dictionary Of economy.
building added to this great enterprise.
The success Of this Company seems ins,
credible. considering the fact that th011t
have advertised so little. Their spirit g
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10 GUARD sus sxvusyBsrs.

AAmirnl lkaats win Take Up sstati
On the West Coast Of NfcaraEua.
Washington, March 16.-A telegram
was received at the navy department
saying tlsat the flagship Philadelphia
and the battleship Iowa have ar
rived at Santa Barbara, Gala. The
Iowa is on her way up the Pacific
coast to Puget sound, where she will
be 'docked and overhauled generally.
The Philadelphia is bound to the west
coast OF Nicaragua for the purpose Of
safeguarding the interests f'the Unit
ed States in case of any revolutionary
troubles. Rear Admiral Kautz, com
handing the Pacific station, is on
board the Philadelphia, and will be IL.
commend Of the American forces on
the fsthmus. The cruiser Detroit,
which has been ordered to look after
American interests on the east coast
of the isthmus, arrived at Havana, on
her way to Greytown. which will be
her headquarters during her sojourn
in those waters. AS the Philadelphia
takes her station at Brito. the western
terminus Of the proposed Nicaraguan
canal, the United States will be we'll
represented in that quarter.
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+ no j ARRE 4 TAYLOR.
me. taovernor wan be Heiaalor Goe-
,stHifgessS hevo Death.

'Ehe. dovernor will be Heid NloF Goe-
III IS .a sag ~ bells Death. y
\ louisville, KY, March l6.--Wrarants
!have!been issued ortthirW Of the most
prominent Republicans in Kentucky,
also tor four Brown Democratic lead
ers, charging them with being ;acces.
the murder Of GOebel. Onfy
twelve have been given to the detec.
tives and four have been served.
Realizing that an attempt to arrest
Of the more prominent Repub.
'licans would result in bloodshed and
civil war, the 'Goebel managers have
held them up and only four more will
be served, the plan being to have the
April grand jury of Franklin county
return indictments and then make the
arrests. Gov. Taylor and United States
Senator Deb0e are on the list OF those
to he indicted. Senator Deboe, Gov.
Taylor. ex.Gov. Bradley and score Of
Republican lenders are expecting Al
rest. When such a move is made it
will he impossible to keep the anti
'Goebel people in check, and as both
parties are now ON q war footing 1t
looks as If the fight would be bloody
one. The Republicans claim that the
100000 reward will simply be cor
'ruption fund with which to purchase
the evidence to swear away the lives
'of the accused Republicans. Col. Jack
'Chinn Is quoted as having said:
wait until we get squared around
ut Frankfort and we will hang Repub'
'licnns like pigs on a pole"
BY Squared" 'Chinn means when
Beckham gets into the state house.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23

1t is noticeable that all the great
nerals, either of the past or present
we been known to the public and
cir soldiers by some familiar nick.
me. Lord Roberts sobriquet OF
sobs" is the most popular name to
njure with just now in South Africa
st as lie Petit Corporal" was the
ltchword for Napoleon's legions
'ederick the Great was dubbed by his
ldiers "Our Fritz" and the duke OF
ellington, who gained the confidence
1T never the affection of his troops,
Is known as "Old Nosey"-an uncom-
imentary allusion to his most prom
emit feature-just as "Stonewall''
:ckson and Marshal Vorwarts" ex-
iessed the most noticeable character
lies Of Jackson and Butcher respec-
sely.
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It Is estimated that the state of
aryland lost 100000 during the
st season through the ravages Of
. pea-louse, which, Prof. w. G.
hnson Of the Maryland Agricultural
sllege says is an insect new to sci
ace. It belongs to the well-known
CUP of the aphides, or plant-lice,
id on account of some change in
3nditions has become suddenly abun-
mt. appearing for the first time on
le cultivated pea. 1t is of a green
#lor, and only an eighth of an inch
ng. It sucks the juices from the leaf
I'd stem, and the plant dies. Not
lily in Maryland have growers of
sas suffered, but in New Jersey, Del
ware. New York, Virginia, North
irolina and Connecticut also. For
5nately the pea-louse has many in
ct enemies, which played havoc with
3 before the close of the season.
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CHANGE OF NAME.
The American Liner Paris to BE
Called the Philadelphia.

The American Liner Paris to BE
Called the Philadelphia.
Washington, March Is. - Senator
Sewell has introduced a bill changing
the name Of the Paris, of the American
line, to the Philadelphia. Three Of the
ships of the International Navigation
company, constituting the American
transatlantic mail service, already
: bear names of American cities-the st.
Paul, the st. Louis and the New York.
The Paris was wrecked last summer
off the coast of England. She has
Stree been thoroughly repaired. and
more than a million dollars expended
in refitting her with higher-speed ma
ebinery. The Paris has been repaired
in the Belfast shipyards of Harland &
Wolff. 1t is reported that she has been
heightened 4 hundred feet, making her
665 feet in length. Her boilers have
also been increased in number from
eight to sixteen.
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Myxteriou. shootinr.

Chicago, March 16.-The woman who
was taken to- the county hospital
wounded in the right lung, and who
refused to say anything except that she
was Mrs. Il. Brown, Of 6O4 North Ho-
man street, told the police yesterday
that she WAS Mrs. Bertha Richter She
said she had been shot by DR.. Ostrow-
ski, of 270 South Halsted street. who
accompanied her to the hospital. but
she refused TO tell any of the details.
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PATENTS.

List Of Patents ISSUED Last Week @
Northwestern Inventors.
Carlostine p. Blake, Minneapolis
Mimi, disinfecting device; Ira L. Glea.
son, Hutchinson, Mimi, f1rs-escapel
Corwin Johnson, WATERFOWL, S. D.,
cream separator; Knud X. Lerol.. Jr.
Newburg, Mimi, anchor and tensio1
device for check-row corn-plantersg
Patrick ]. Mulloy, Ardoch. N. D., spie1
cabinet; Emil Rohlfs. Spencer, 8. D.
draft equalizer; Edwin o. Washburn,
Minneapolis, Mimi, draft-rigging, also
brake beam; Nils N. Wig, Alexandra,
MINI, horseshoe. s3'5# I So 4,
asya Oh z el2 Pioneer Press Bldg. 81. Pa1
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A correspondent of Figaro" writ
3 from Madrid, gives a very favora-
, account of the present condition of
ain, which he says els making rapid
ogress toward recovery, after series
cruel disasters. The tendencies to
sorder have subsidized; the danger of
volution has passed; under the influ-
ce of well-balanced budget, public
edit is improving; the personal
'rth and practical wisdom Of the
cen regent have "made her the one
ed point around which all the wishes
Spain and all the sympathies of Eu-
pc gravitate"; and her son Alfonso,
10 will ascend the throne in two or
rec years, gives fine promise of in
ltgence, courage, and virtue.
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HURRYING THEM UP.
DelaEoa Bay Arbitrators VIII M
Their Judgment Known Son,

DeIaEoa Bay Arbitrator. win Make
Their Judgment known Soon.
London, March 17.-Relativc to the
delay in regard to the Delagoa Bay
railway award the Pail Mall Gazette
says it is authoritatively Informed that
John G. Leishman, the United States
minister to Switzerland in addition to
persistent unofficial representations,
had addressed, on instructions from
the state department, strongly word
ed official protest to the federal govern
ment, q reply to which was received
Feb. 16. In this communication the
secretary of the tribunal said the arbi-
traitors had arrived at decision. and
the printed Judgment would be in the
hands Of the litigants probably within
four, and certainly within eight weeks
from that date.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23
SENATOR'S IN CAUCUS.
Republicans Df<cuxs the Porto
RicOn Tariff Rfll

Republicans Discuss tire Porto
Ric0n Tariff Bill.
Washington, March l5.-Thc Replll3.
lican senator's were in caucus for two
and one-half hours Oh the Porto I,ican
bill yesterday afternoon, and at
o'clock adjourned until 2 o'clock to-day,
when the discussion will be resumed
No vote was taken on any Of the yari.
GUS propositions laid before the caucus,
but as result Of the caucus talk the
impression prevailed that there was q
great deal of opposition to the bill,
which opposition. if it was not
placated, might endanger it's passage
1t was also apparent that number Of
other senators thought the legislation
was ill-advised, but, while opposed to
the bill, nevertheless would vote for it
as party measure.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23

During the volcanic eruption in the
.waiian islands last summer the
oke rose to height Of between five
q six miles, and then drifted away
4 the northeast. At a distance Of 600
les from Hawaii it settled upon the
srface Of the sea, and was then car
d back by the northeast wind to its
lce Of origin, where 1t arrived q fort
yht after its original departure, and
vered the entire group Of islands
tn its heavy pail.
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GEN. ELWELL DEAD.
OH.Se Tx W E.IIII DEINUe
He Was One Of tho Heroes of til


He Was One of tho Heroes of the
Civil War.
Cleveland, March 1G.--Gen. John J.
Elwell, one CT the best known citizens
of Cleveland and hero Of the civil
war, is dead. Death was due to old
age. but probably fastened by injuries
received during the war, from which he
never fully recovered. His military
service extended from 1861 to 1866
For gallant and faithful service he
was four times brevetted and came
out of the service brevet brigadier
general. He was badly injured just
before the close of the war and par
TALLY disabled.
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Cruana~ Arnin.t vice.

CFuHHUC ARNIn9t VICE.
New York, March 15-The police last
night raided all the concert halls in the
tenderloin district, drove the women
into the streets and arrested the pro-
prietors. The latter were taken to a
police station and soon released on $500
bail each. The arrests were the result
Of the agitation against disorderly re.
sorts which has lately stirred the city.
The crusade began with the suppress
sion of the play 'Snpho'' as presented
by Olga Nethersole's company. An
thony Comstock soon afterward raided
numerous gambling places.
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The recent trials at Indian Head, ON
10 Potomac, Of the armor made for
, Russian battleship Retvizan, build
3 in this country, seemed to show
At armor-plate of the Krupp form
side in America has the advantage in
s. endless contest between guns and
NOR. Five-inch projectiles with a
liking velocity of more than 1000
ut per second failed to penetrate more
an two inches in a flve-inch plate,
"a the projectiles were broken in
.ces. while the plate was not cracked.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23

4 b strange now to recall that, as a
girl, the late mother Of the German
tpTess was exceedingly anxious to
,rry Napoleon III. Indeed, the mar
sge! was nearly arranged, but Queen
Gloria and Prince Albert strongly
sapproved Of the proposed alliance,
d their opposition carried the day.
I'd Princess Adelaide Of Hohenlohe
come empress Of the French the
lole face of Europe would almost
:.tainly have been different.
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Tobacco Warehouse Destroyed.
Dayton, Ohio, March 18.--A fire at
Mimisburg, near here, destroyed the
damaged other adjacent buildings. a
Chicago firm owned the warehouse
Loss estimated at $500
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WHITE HAS HOPES.
Transvaa1 Agent Has an Interview
=. with Assistant Secretary HILL

Transvaa1 Agent Has an Interview
With Assistant Secretary Hill.
: New York, March Is. - Montague
White, agent in this country for the
Beers, returned from Washington late
last night. and in an interview soon af-
ter his arrival, said: II had an hours
conversation with Mr.. Hill, the assis-
tant secretary of state, and he assured
me that he hoped for a happy solution
Of the great problem now before us. l
carrot. Of course, now give details of
that conversation. l expect to see Mr..
Hill again Friday, when I will proba.
bly, go to the state department again.
l believe that Germany. France and
Russia would certainly back up any
movement made by the United States
government n'the direction of inter.
vention.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23
Allcr-d nlo,l.,,,,t,

Lima, Ohio, March Ign. l.. Mi
chael, vice president of the American
National bank, who was arraigned on
a charge of robbing that institution Of
$4,000. was discharged. The detective
who made the affidavit was not pres
ent and the justice refused to continue
the case. Michael insists that his ar
rest was Matchmaking scheme.
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The wolcott a rotn, Loss.

San Francisco, March 1G. - Advices
to the Merchants Exchange from Sc
attic say the steamer Excelsior has
arrived there from Alaska with news
of the loss of the steamer Wolcott.
The crew, passengers and most of her
cargo were saved by the Excelsior.
On Jan. 81 the Wolcott struck rock
ten miles from Kodisk. The is q total
loss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23

fairness ana industry IS the secret Of th)e
tney III. Of
to handle train loads Of merchandise %.
cured at the lowest possible cost ana
freight rate.
When goods in the rough are coming
from the mills and factories in the East
the lake steamers are pressed into servS
ice at freight expense which Is but Nts
tie in advance Of the iron ore rates.
Their references are: Any bank or e1p
press company, OF any man, woman e
child In Chicago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23
AGU1NALDo,s Loss.

His Secretary surrenders, and His,
Son Dies of Smallpox.
Manila, March 17.-Floras, Aguinal-
dos secretary Of war, has surrendered
to Gen. Macarthur. Aguinaldo's in.
FAINT son, who was captured in Noyem.
Der, and who has been suffering from
smallpox, is dead. : -
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WARRANT FOR SENATOR pEnoE,

Rumor Tint He Is Charged With
Completely In the Goebel Assas-
sfnntion.
Washington. March 15-A rumor was
current at the capitol yesterday that a
warrant was to be issued for the ar
rest of Senator Deboe of Kentucky for
alleged completely in the assassination
Of Mr.. Goebel. The senator said the
mere suggestion of such thing is
ridiculous, and said he was ready and
willing to answer any charge which
may be brought against him in that
connection.
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Rev. Beecher Dend.

Elmira, N. Y, March 18.-The Rev.
Thomas X. Beecher, the eldest and last
surviving brother Of the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, died here yesterday
aged eighty-one years. Mr.. Beecher'
was stricken with paralysis while on
his way home from church last Sum
daY l@
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-23
VIII FLY Irish Flag.

Toronto, Ont, March 1.-THE Toron-
to board of control yesterday unani-
mously passed resolution that in view
OF the conspicuous bravery Of the Irish.
troops IN South Africa, the Irish fing
pc displayed on the city hall Of Toron.
to on st. Patrick's day. ~ n Il
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Would Tax Olen

Would Tax Oleo.
ST.. James, Mimi, March 49, The
dairy and creamery men OF this section
are circulating petitions among BUSH
ness r1ien and farmers, urging congress
to place q 1O-cent internal revenue tag
ON oleomargarine. 81 5i. 4;
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Cable to Cape Nome

Washington, March ia bill was
introduced in the senate by Senator
Foster authorizing the construction by
the government OF a cable from Rome.
on the coast of Washington, to Cape
Nome and other Alaskan points. b
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I'm q Brussels street traversed by an
ctsie tram-car Il has been noticed
@at tliS trees on one side Of the way
sssstIn u lose their foliage early In Au-
n tie leaves turning brown and
gappfnS 81. But IN October the same
- begin to- bud again, and some
d ~ eyen blossom. Meanwhile trees
n no opposite side OF the street are
lIected. losing their foliage late In
4 autunan and bsdA Hing only In the
I 11g The ca,lse M the anomaly II
"a to hi asking slectric cur
which stimuli y ~ growth Of
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victim. Now Nun,l,er stxt..n

Victims Now Number sixteen.
New York, March u. Two more
bodies were recovered yesterday from
the ruins Of the Italian tenement which
was burned In Newark, N j. The dend
now numbers sixteen, and ave others
are unaccounted for.
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We passion play will be enacted at
sr-Ammergau twenty-seven times
Ing the coming summer. the first
formance occurring May "a. A
Y auditorium accommodating 1000
sons has been built.
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By the action Of the senate in rati-
ing The Hague peace treaty, the
lifted States now stands before the
orld as a nation no less ready to
sactice than to preach arbitration.
"a promptness in accepting the invi-
ton to The Hague, the eminence of
s4ose who represented the country, it's
smmanding position as one Of the
seat powers OF the world, and the
SSvernment's well-known. advocacy Of
%$$e principle Of arbitration, all tend
4 invest the action Of the senate with
sculiar significance. BY it we have
ssW shown our good faith, and other
sstions may follow. The aim Of the
Seaky, stripped Of complicating de-
slls, is merely to make peace easier
std war more difficult. It cannot
ssmpel peace. for it leaves each ma
hi free to choose course for itself:
ak N seeks to render the resort to
the last resort.
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Winnipeg Delexate.,

.5't5 " 1apSEhs - llOe1ekAte1.
i Winnipeg, March 17.--Aayor Nilsson
and AID. Barclay have been appointed
delegates to attend Q meeting at Fargo
on the 21st inst. to discuss the proposed
improvements to Red river navigation.
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How ~ 3! 3 GET life-size 1ex2o por.
trait with q 8 l-2-inch wide frame for,
20 cents. Send Tor particulars, 40.
dress Twin City Art Co., s. West Grant
street NinneapQ III, MINI s4 . ssI
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Dipping In sermons

ibid you notice the -four on the
crown Of the Rev. Mr.. Nailer's hat
this morning. a
Eyes. He must be getting pretty
close to the bottom of the barrel
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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'HEAOEOOFF|:J OUBERT
WAS ON HIS WAY TO suPERrNrExp
DEFENSE OF BLoEMFoNTEIN.

Boer General HAD By No Means ~
tired From the Campaisn-WaA
Coming Southwark with 5000
Men when He Was Interceptel-
Englishmen Pleased with the
Satisfactory Manner in Whiol,
South African Events Are Pre-.
ceeding-No Further Resistance
Expected in the Southern Par
of the Free State.
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THE CAPITAL FALLS
BLoEMFoxT1sIN OCCUPIED ny LoaD
ROBERTS.

steya, With a Majerasy 81
the Fighting Durxhcrs, FteA
Northward-Inhabi Of B1oem-
foateia Give the Troops q Cordial
Welcome - officials Present the
Keys OF the Public Oilces to Lord
Roberts-t.Bobs',, the Here OF the
Hour in England -3ntense En-
thuxiasaaa Prevails.