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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-04-18
Eft telegram fran Ladysmith f0rli-

Eft telegram fran Ladysmith forli-
den mandag f0rmaler, att boerna /
Elandslaagte dragit sig tillbaka till
Biggarsberg. Belagringen af Wepener
nodgades boerna pa grund af att en-
storre engelsk truppstyrka nalkades,
att upphafva mandags. Likaledes
sagas de ha -ofvergifvit Rouxvilla ,Fle-
ra af dem ha begifvit sig mot norr,
men engelsmannen tro sig ha dem
slit nat, alldenstund de omsorgsfullt
bevaka ALA vagarne. Omkring 5000
boer rapporteras hafva begifvit sig till
BethuIie. i - ::
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-04-18
Kriget i sgd afrik a
II. D. Northrop, D. D.

Eft telegram fran London den II DIS
berattar, att general De Wet tillfogat
engelsmannen ett tredje nederlag.
Denna gang vid Merkatsfontein, hvar-
est 600 engelsman blifvit dodade eller
sarade. Dessutom blefvo 800 personer
tillfangatagna. AT boerna stupade
och endast blefvo sarade. -.
General Roberts krigshar lar vara i
svart trangmal pa grund af brist pa
vatten.
Krigsdepartementet London pu-
: blicerade onsdags f0ljande lista pa
f0rlusterna boerkriget, till den 7 DIS:
Stupade, 211 ohcerare och 1850 man;
doda af erhallna sar 48 ofacerare och
1850 man; tillfangatagna, 1853 off1cerare
och 1922 man; d0da af sjukdom, Al Of
fcerare och ,4S5 man; af olyckshan-
delser, 8 oncerare och "a man; hem
sanda sjuklingar, 288 officerare och
4,934 man; tillsammans 1895. Till
dessa maste laggas sista veckans for
luster, och de sarade som ligga pa ho-
spitalen hvilka beraknas uppga till Ell
mindre an 10000, sa att Englands hela
f6rlust uppgar till omkring $4,000. Bo-
ernas f0rluster till slutet af mars an
ses uppga till $4,000.
Vid Wepener, en- iten stad ostra
delen af Fristaten, har striden fort
gait under hela veckan utan att nagon-
dera sidan kunnat tillkampa sig nAgon
fullstandig seger.
s6ndags rapporterades, att under
dagar hade af engelsmanpen 10 per-
soner stupat och 1872 blifvit sarade.
Ofverste Dalgety innehar en- stark
stallning men Or fullstandigt omrin-
CAD. Omkring 1000 boer lara ha SAM
lats omkring Wepener.
Kommendant Swanepoel, som har
500 man under slit befal, har tvingat
Roberts trupper att utrymma Roux-
vile. Borgmastaren derstades, som
f0rklarat sig for engelsmannen, har
erbjudit sig att draga ut falt med
boerna for att visa att han Or en- Sam
fosterlandsvan. For 6frigt ha nastan
ALA man i Fristaten, som f0rsta for
skrackelsen svurit England trohetsed,
gripit till vapen. Enligt de basta aux
toriteterna international raft har Ro-
berts ingen rattighet att fordra nagon
trohetsed under papaende krig.
En- truppstyrka och 60 vagnar an
Iande fredags till Dewetsdorp pa vag
till Wepener for att f0rstarka boernas
har derstades. Enligt de senaste un-
derrattelserna amnar Kryger med det
snaraste draga sina trupper mot norr
och iutaga en- stark stallning vid foden
Vaal.
Den ur sin fangenskap rymde Win.
ston Churchill sager ett f0rliden lor-
dag till den engelska dagtidningen
Morning Post afsandt telegram, att
engelsmannen behofya 250, 1000 man for
att underkufva Transvaal. De Ida for
narvarande stor brist pa hastar. En-
mangd af kavallerihastar aro visserli-
gen pa vag, men mar dessa hinna fran,
aro de icke tjenliga att anvandas falt
imam de blifvit aterstalda fran verk-
ningarne af den langa transporter. En-
mangd foder af basta Stag och 6fningar
under tre eller fyra manader behofvas
imam de aro dugliga till tjenstgoring.
En- correspondent till Daily News
formaler, att general French vid cit
f0rs0k att afskara boernas retratt fran
Poplar Grove blifvit uppehallen af en-
liten trupp skarpskytter. Engelsman-
nen forlorade so man och boernas huff
vudstyrka hann att satta sig i saker.
het,
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-04-18
WisC0nsin-nyheter.

Sjofarten kommer att borja Or tre
veckor tidiRare On vanligt skrifves fran
Bayfield, den II april. Isen Or det mar
maste gangen, sd att oppet vatten Or
smart att vanta
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ity, will start for Greensboro, N c..
there to inhale invigorating breezes for
a dozen days or so. The start comes
later than usual as it has been impos-
sible to get the men together.
1t looks. however, as if almost every
member of the club would be on hand
before April / Fred Tenney Charley
Nichols and Billy Hamilton will start
from Boston. Others will meet the par
ty at New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. Manager Selee believes in
.eeping his men out of doors as much
as possible, and sets a good example by
heaGing the procession, and he is far
rom being the slowest man in the
lunch. The Boston club has always
been very fortunate in its selection of
spring training quarters.
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RUs1E SIGNS WITH NEW YORK
Ewing Now Thinks Giants Will Be in
the Race,

New York, March 27.-Amos Rusfe,
rhe most famous pitcher in the baseball
profession. and one of the best, has at
last signed a contract to play with the
Kew York team again this season. His
contract was received by Manager Ew-
ing today, and Buck" was overjoyed-
Now [ feel comparatively safe about
my pitching department" said Ewing.
with Rusie Seymour, Doheny and
Carrick, I shall have a quartette of
pitchers second to none. My catchers
are all right, too. Look at Grady, War
ner and Bowerman. Can you beat
them? And then Win Mercer might be
RULED into the box if things shape
themselves right. The infieId is pretty
near as good as they make 'em. and it
looks now as if 1 could have an outfield
which may surprise some of the croak-
crs The Giants will be all right, mark
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chas. w. Stevens and wife to NJ. Stew
ems ct al, 81. s. u n. W. u. 1O-11-14.
Louise r. Dearborn to Geo. B. Dear
born, 500, lot II, blk. Palmer's add to
Silver Lake.
Robt. L. Lindsay. trustee, to Robt. Jor
dan and wife, 81, lots 397-99, Higginboth-
ANS add, North Topeka
Peter Schoenfeld and wife to Thomas
NJ. Coulter 1925, n 4 lot 4, Hillyer's sub.
Emporia Mutual Benefit Saving and
Loan Association to Fred c. Slater, 1000,
lots 631-33 Lincoln St, blk. 5, Martin &
Dennis sub.
c. NJ. Robertson and husband to Jesse
E. Collins, $3.50, lots S66-S-70, Green St, J.
W. Morris add.
Mary l. Brown to Bank of Topeka, 81,
pit res. 2
Shawnee county to A w. Knowles,
tax deed, lots on High ave. and on Wayne
ave, Miller's College Park.
Norris l. Gage to Geo. Hamaker, Sc, 0OO
lots 1857 Jackson st.
Lydia Mitchell to Frank o. johnson,
So 800, S. w. frac. Il, 7-13-16.
Belle T. Dodds to Julius T. Clark. 81 800
lot 444 and s. u ~ Polk St, Gould's add.
F. 0. Parsons and wife to Libbie Luen-
enberger, $500, lots 3213-15 Penn ave-, High
land Park sub.
A B. Whiting and wife to same, s25,
lots POLL Penn ave, Highland Park add.
The Union Stock Yards company to c.
F. Jilson, sheriffs deed, $513.65 lots on
Polk st. and on Railroad St, Osbornes
add.
NJ. Evans and wifse. to, Mary. Evans.
trustee, 81, n. ~ lot 436, all lot 1870 Kan
sas ave, Paramore's first add.
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BIG OFFER FOR MEsMERIsT.
English thurman Would Give $40, 900
For the Great Colt.

New York, March 27.-Seventy thous-
and dollars has been offered and re-
fused for the great 3-year-old Mermer-
ist, owned by A. Featherstone of Chi
cago. This sum, probably the largest
ever offered, was made to Mesmerists
owner a few days ago on behalf of a
well known Englishman. But Mr..
Featherstone declined. He put a price
Of 800, 900 on his colt.
The EnglishIuan who makes the offer
is known to be a baronet and is be-
ieved to be Sir Richard Mapes Blum
dell, the employer of Jockey fSkeets''
Martin, who sailed for England last
week. Sir Richard is well known on the
English turf and his fame has extended
to this side of the water.
The success of American horses and
horsemen in England in the last year
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JeFries at Kansas City.

Kansas City, March 27-Next Thurs
day evening James J. Jeffries, the IN
defeated champion, will give an exhibit
!jon in Convention hall. On Jeffries'
last visit he was received by a crowded
house and as the prices for the exhibit
lion next Thursday are much lower
than on the last occasion. and as Tom
my Ryan will also contribute to the
programme a crowd is expected.
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A High Born Foal.

Hopkinsville, KY. March 27-The
celebrated mare Hoodoo, the property
of Williams & Radford proprietors of
Adelbert stud, near this city, foaled
and therefore a full brother of the fly
ing links and champion Mermerist. If
this fellow does well he will certainly
bring $4,000 as a yearling.
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The Stage For Mceovern.

New York. March 27-Terry Meow
ern has decided to become an actor. and
is having a play written for his use at
resent. He expects to make his debut
next season, and will spend part of the
summer in getting ready.
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sHARKEY AND MCCOY.
To Fight at Coney Island June IS =
Fitz-McCoy Mill Of.

New York, March s27.-Kid Mccoy and
Tom Sharkey, through their represen-
tatives last night signed articles of
agreement calling for twenty-five
round fight on June %, for so per cent
of the gross receipts. The fight is sehed-
uled to take place before the Seaside
SPORTING club at Coney Island. Each
man posted 81 900 and Johnny White
was selected as referee. This action was
taken after the failure of Bob Fitzsim-
mons to post $500 for a fight with Nc
Coy
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or two has given Sir Richard an i'm
preston that he might look to America
30 get good material to strengthen his
stable, and from various sources he has
heard so much said in behalf of the
Chicago 3-year-old that he determined
to purchase him. But he found he had
TO reckon with a man who was himself
wealthy and equally as great a lover of
horses. His first offer was not even
siven thought by Mr. Featherstone
lat the agent of the English baronet
finally raised the figure to $4,000. and
at that sum he apparently has stopped.
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Brewers Secure Brooklyn Players.

AlilWaukee, Wis, March 27.-The Mil
waukee club has completed the pur-
chase of Outfielder John Anderson and
Infielder Fulz from the Brooklyn club
at a. cost of $500. Manager Mack an
nounces that Anderson will be played in
left field in place of Buck" Weaver.
who will not be with the Brewers this
season while it is probable F'ulz win be
played at short in place Of Conroy, who
will probably be farmed out with Gill
bert and Mailman, if the youngsters do
not come up to the American league
standard in the spring practice. The
purchase of Reitz, Anderson and Fulz
gives the Milwaukee the heaviest hit
ting and fastest team it ever had and
the trio cost the club $1,000.
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Chronic Rheumatigm cured.

DR.. H. b Hettinger, Indianapolis,
Ind, says: For several months after
spraining my ankle was severely af-
ficted with rheumatism. I finally tried
Detchon's Mystic Cure fro Rheuma tism,
and in 4 days could walk without my
cane; two bottles cured me sound and
we'll: 1 take great pleasure in recon-
mending the Mystic Cure to all who
are afflicted with Rheumatism" Sold
by Swift & Holiday, druggists, 52S
Kansas avenue.
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ond in the N. c. A. circuit champion
ship last season, arrived in the city
today and tomorrow will be Joined by
= ON Cooper of Detroit who won the
championship. The pair will consider
their plans for an intended European
invasion. though Kiser is half-inclined
TO remain in this country because of
the outlook for a promising and remun-
elative campaign of racing.
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New york Mav Get o,Rrien.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 27.-Andrew
Freedman may be successful in his eff
forts to get the services of Tom o. Brien.
His offer of a pick of any man on the
New York club for O'Brien is meeting
with favor among the owners of the
Pirates. Manager Clarke again has the
matter in hand.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-27

A. r. De Fluent. editor of the Jour
nal. Doylestown, Ohio. suffered for a
right shoulder and side. He says: My
right arm at times was entirely, useless:
/ tried Chamberlain'S Pain Balm, and
was surprised to receive relief almost i'm
rnediateiy. The Pain Balm has been a
constant companion of mine ever since
and it never falls For sale by all drug
giStS.
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10y, is anxious to play here. and the
Boston manager thinks so we'll of his
work he has made Hanlon an offer for
his release The Brooklyn manager.
however, figures his man worth about
twice what Boston offers. They are
still dickering, however, and since Bos
ton needs another catcher and needs
him badly, Crisham may play in. the
Hub.
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Rubin and sharkey Matched.

New York, March Chilly Madden
and Tom O'Rourke met today and
agreed to match Gus Rubin and Tom
Sharkey in a twenty-five round bout,
the fight to come off at the Seaside Ath-
letie club on or about June z. The Coney
Island club is to give 60 per cent of the
gate receipts
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crisham NAV Catch For Boston.

Boston, Mass, March 27.-If Manager
Selee of the Boston club and Hanlon of
Brooklyn can come to terms, Crisham,
who caught last year for Baltimore, will
assist Sullivan and Clark in the back
stop work of the Bostons this season.
Crisham, who is an Amesbury, Mass,
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We have saved many doctor bills since
we began using Chamberlain cough
open all the time and whenever any Of
my family or myself begin to eaten colo
we begin to use the Cough Remedy, and
as a result we never have to send away
for a doctor and incur a large doctor Dill,
for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never
fails to cure 1t is certainly q medicine
of great merit and worth.-D ;. Mearkie'
General Merchant and Farmer Matte,
Bedford county, Pa For sale by all
druggists.
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Mr.. Robinson Going to Europe.

Mr. A A. Robinson. president of the
Mexican Central railway is in Topeka
for a short stay with his family. Mr..
Robinson will leave in a few days for
Boston, and from there will go to Lon
don to confer with stockholders of the
road Mr. Robinson says conditions in
Mexico were never more prosperous.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS BUY
Cumberland Presbyterians Sell and
Will Build Elsewhere.

The congregation of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church has sold the church
property at the corner of Huntoon and
Polk streets to the Christian Science So
ciety of this city The organization will
take possession of the church within a
short time Previous to this time the
Christian Scientists have used halls as
places of worship.
1t is said that the Presbyterian congre-
cation will build a handsome edifce, pos
sibIy in Potwin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-27

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Milesburg. Pa,
saws: LAS a speedy cure for coughs, colds,
Group and sore throat One Minute Cough
Cure is unequaled. 1t is pleasant for chill
dren to take. / heartily recommend it to
mothers" 1t is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. 1t cures
bronchitis pneumonia, grippe and throat
and lung disease. 1t will prevent con-
sumption. At all drug stores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-27
DENVER AFTER wilson.
Bids For the Favorite Catcher of the
National League.

Denver, March 27.-Parke Wilson will
probably figure as the star of the Den
Yer baseball team during the coming
season. George Tebeau gave it out yes
Ierday that he was negotiating with one
of the National league baseball teams
for the purpose of a catcher and those
who are close to Wilson say that he is
the man for whom Tebeau is throwing
cut his hooks.
George says that he is after another
catcher in the National league. Ter
fOss, who is now with one of the Mon
tana teams. is theh other catcher whom
he wants to see wearing the blue stock
.ings. Zerfoss is one of the best big
nits in the west at the present time.
When Rusie initiated himself into the
baseball world as a star performer Ter
Toss handled him.
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Prof NJ. H. Kasper. Evangelical Luth-
eran Seminary, Addison. Ills, writes ~
severe pains in my lungs and coughed al
most constantly. One bottle Beggs' Cher
ry Cough Syrup entirely cured me- 1t is
guaranteed to cure-has never failed. R.
W. Squires pharmacist. 1872 Kansas ave.
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writes q never fail to relieve my chill
dren from Group at once by using One
Minute Cough Cure I would not feel safe
without it, Quickly cures coughs. colds.
grippe and all throat and lung disease.
At all drug stores.
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Clerk-sewhile you were at luncheon
1Buop sun 11eI Ell 'sIsq sBM 6BdoIS IN
for his shoes. Shoe dealer-.'Half-
soled?'' Clerk-"No; I should say one
fourth sold. He took a 81 pair.
delphia. Press.
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r,leanses and renovates the system.
cures dyspepsia and liver troubles. makes
new, rich blood--Beggs' Blood Puriher-
'sCured me of a bad case of blood disor-
der''-John Wisener, Chippewa Fails,
Wis. R. w Squires, pharmacist 1872 KAN
sas avenue.
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GEO. NJ. NOBLE & CO..

Buy, Sell, and Manage Real Estate for
owners. Negotiate and collect mort
cages and bonds for Eastern investors.
Make settlements between Eastern
investors and Western debtors.
Thirty years. experience in the West.
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TOPEKA STATE JOURNALIST cents
per month, by mail.
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National League Schedule.
AT BOSTON.

Brooklyn--June Is, l6. Is. 10: August %.
New YorK-May Z. 5, 9; August %, %.
80; September l. "a 25 26
5asdesI.phlita.-Aprn 10: May 3. 4, 5;
Pittsburg-June u. 10, IA; July Is. q, 2S;
chicago-Jnne l. 5, 9. Il; July 49, 20, p;
September IS, IT, IS.
Gincinnati@May 80, 80. 81; June 1; July
30. 81; August 1: September 6. Z. 8.
St. Louis-June 2; 4, 5, 6; July %, a, Is;
September II, u, 13.
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BosroN's LATE START.

Selee's Team Will Go South Next
Friday.
Boston, Mass. March 27-Next Friday
Manager Selee and a few members of
the Boston Baseball club who have
passed the winter in Boston and vicin-
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Three New PLAYERS For Degroit.

Detroit. Mich, March 27.-President
James D. Burns of the Detroit Baseball
hub received a telegram from Manager
Stallings today in which the latter said
he had purchased the releases of Out
Dick Padden, and either Pitcher McFar-
land or Evans. from the Washington
club of the National league. The price
is withheld, but the men are listed on
President Young's schedule for total
of 81, $50. Stallings is now in New York
dickering for more players.
Earl Kiser May Go to Europe.
Nauz Vo,,11 AFo,oh 81 T-o~1 1z;oo.. ~
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TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL-SO cents
per month, by mail.
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Earl Kiser May Go to Europe.

New York, March 27.-EarI Kiser, the
Dayton bicycle rider. who finished sec
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May Yet ,e Tw, Quick Tor Them,

May Yet e yy:, Quick for Them,
and arrive before ,isey have time to Go
any wrecking.. The majority Of the
burghers will undoubtedly be glad of
an excuse for saving the mines and they
may find the excuse in Lord Roberts
skill In hustling them out of. one posi-
tion after another.
The effectiveness of the British inva-
zion Of the Transvaal is further EN-.
phasized by the news from Pretoria Of
occupation Of Zeerust and the advance
on Lichtenburg. Apparently the Brit
ish dragnet will be drawn through sthe
Transvaal, as it was in similar man
ner hauled through the Free State.
The fighting at the Kip river Sunday,
reported from Pretoria, was presumably
done by Generals French and Hamilton
even n5W, ne1s at the gates OF Jonan-
nesburg and, it is believed, 10 days
hence or less he oughtsto be demand
ing admittance to the Transvaal capital
itself. IL the federals ever really in
tended to .'stagger humanity" by blow
ing up the gold reef city and mines,
which is doubtful, Lord Roberts.
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Venezuelan Revolu,

Venezuelan Revolution Ended.
CARACAS, Venezuela, May 80. Gem
eral Jose M. Hernandez, the revolutions
ary leader, has been captured by gov
ernment troops. The revolution is now
considered ended.
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The Cavalier branch Of the Great
Northern may be extended to Walhalla.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1900-06-02

and large force is marcnTng on Llcnu.
enburg.
An official bulletin says that the Brit
ish crossed the Vaal river Saturday.
General Lemner had severe fight at
Kip river. Five Of the burghers were
wounded and two were captured. The
British were 5000 strong.
BY an order recently issued, the pres.
ident decreed that May ~ and the two
following days be observed by the whole
country as days Of prayer, humiliation
and the confession Of sins, and that pc
tltions should be offered for relief from
oppression.
Fighting took place at Vanwytrust,
l5 miles south Of johannesburg, with a
large force Of British, which broke
through from Kip river.
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WARSHIPS GATHERING.
Formidable Fleet of European Vessels
! E. Already at Taku.

Formidable Fleet of European Vessels
H. Already at Taku.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-A cablegram
received at the navy department. states
that the Newark has been assigned to
act as flagship of the senior squadron
commander, and that the vessel sailed
from Nagasaki last Saturday and ar.
rived at the Taku forts Sunday. Rear
Admiral Kempff is the senior squadron
officer described in the dispatch and his
visit to Taku, the nearest port to Pekin
attainable for large vessels, has attract
ed much attention. It is understood
that there is already a formidable fleet
Of European warships gathered at Taku
and since the withdrawal of the Wheel
ing the American. feet has been unrep.
resented at that point.
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No More Enlfstments After june 4.
LONDON, May 80. The war Office an
nonnces that no further enlistments in
the reserve regiments will be accepted
after June I. s.
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AT JOHANNESBURG.

Where Lord Roberts Next Dispatch Is
5s . Likely to Be Dated. gsSs
4, LONDON, May S0.-The tenor OF Lord
Roberts latest dispatch and the news.
from Pretoria leads the authorities here
to expect further important news from
the British commander-in-chief dated,
they hope, from Johannesburg. The
rapidity Of Lord Roberts
movements and the unwonted mobility
Of the whole British army under him
have upset the calculations of the home
observers as much as they appear to
have disconnected and demoraized Lord
Roberts federal opponents. Possibly,