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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08

with one Senatorial chair to be filled.
Among those classed in the lnde s
column are: Senator's Stewart OF Nevaua,
and Kyrle of South Dakota, "no, ~
the last Congress acted with the fepeio.
licans on all party matters 1 ufilet' ~, "
acted with the Democrats, and Yelling
ton, of Maryland.
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SLAP AT CROKER &
Enslisl, Papers Pleased at the Result.
or tho Election.
C,y Associated Press.

Il LONDON, Nov. THE afternoon pa
pers voice the general sentiment OF Eng
land with the result of the presidential
election In the United States. The Even
ing News says ..Anti-Imperiaiism, the
attempt to stir up jealousy against Eng
land, the Championship of the Beers, OF
panueriBg 10 the Fenians ali ayailed
Bryan nothing. Els defeat is even more
defeat for Croker and STanmany, and
that is its happiest feature. It really looks
as though the Americans are tired of the
gang Of corrupt Irish-Anericans who have
degraded American politics so long
The Star says: Had Bryan Kept to
the issues OF anti-impscialism, anti-trusts
and social reform he might conceivably
have won. Sound money proved his undo
ing. He has been .crucified on the cross
of god,' but it has been very much of a.
voluntary crucifixion. The most remark
able feature is the personal defeat OF
.Poss' Croker.
The Times, in a special edition, says:
..sfcKinIey' S victory is no ordinary party
triumph. 1t is,a- victory for common
honesty, sound sense and sober, enlisht-
ened political Judgment
After reference to Fryan's endeavor to
make imperialism the paramount issue,
the Tines says:
Free silver and it's attendant heresies
are the real 1natt.rs upon which the
GlecIOCSs tlitc SlfSll
After commenting upon Bryan's advo--
cacy of unsound principles and uncon-
stitntional methods and his appeals to
class hatred. which stirrsd the passions
of all the worst clements of the popula-
ton the Times expresses the opinion
that had Bryan been elected even all
The checks of the Constitution could not
have restrained him from experiments
fatal to social order and material pros
perity, and it concluds S:
''Frou that danger the country is mer-
cifully delivered, certainly for the pres
ent and we may hope for all time
The Globe, hasing its comments on the
idea that imperialism was the main
point at issue. says: .tHenceforth the
United States will take its place as a
world-power. To the whole world the
result of the election is of supreme inn
portance and fraught with momentous
consequences to all nations. In this
country it will be hailed with unalloyed
satisfaction. We gladly welcome the en-
try of the young giant of the West into
the councils of the world
The St James Gazette remarks: TT
would have been always unworthy of
America had the corruption and jobbery
of Taminany Hall carried the day..
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SURPRISING RIOTERS.
a.essas Transmitted TO Secretary Hay
lay Minister WI.
ms acsociatad Press

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, November Minister
WI called at the State Department to-
day and talked with Secretary Hay for
half an hour about the proceedings OF the
foreign ministers at Pelln.
The Department takes the ground that
while the ministers themselves are trying
to get together on common ground 10 pre-
sent a united front to the Chinese in the
negotiations, it would be highly impoiitic
to make any little dissensions or differ
ences. SO all that can be gathered Off
cially is that fair progress is making.
Minister WI was concerned at the stu
alton al Pao Ting Flu, where the Germans
seem TO have condemned to death certain
high Chinese functionaries. This subject
promises to lead to energetic remonstrance
from the Chinese Government.
Mr.. Wu handed TO Secretary Hay the
following:
"cablegram, dated November c, 1900.
from yiceroy Chang Chin Ti,ng. received
by Minister WI on the morning of Nove,n-
Der It'll:
THE other day / received a telegram
from Chen. governor OF Sien 81. inform
ing me that Yu Hsien had committed
suicide by swallowing Gold Feat. which
news l wired TO YOU. have now re-
cei1ed another telegram from Governor
Chen stating that he has not yet re-
ceiveti confirmation OF Yu's death. and he
fears it is not reliable. I have, however.
learnt that Yu Hsien has left Shan ST, and
that the Governor Of Shan 81, Hsi Liang,
is taking The responsibility OF suppressing
all rioters Please convey the above 10
the Honorable Secretary of State
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ILLINOIS,.


i CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Returns from lha
State at large during III S evening 90 not not
materially alter the political compieSion
OF the next state Legislature me proha-
biiity is that the Republicans VIII nave Jay,
majority of about p on joint ballot "hich
means a Republican successor to senator
Cullom.
The Democrats figure that with but
Slight gains they will be able to have a
majority of one or two on joint ballot
and thus replace Senator Cullom with q
Democrat. In the event OF their obtain
ing the control OF the Legislature 1t is
certain that samuel Alschuer. the de-
feated Democratic gubernatorial candl-
date, viii be sent to the senate
The Republicans. however, claim tha1
there is not the slightest doubt of their
having control OF the Legislature and
gave plausible figures i'll support Of their
assertions
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MISS NEIL TO LECTURE.
RICHMOND Education Association
VIII alert Tomorrow.

Richmond EaucatiOn ASSOCIATION
VIII alert Tomorrow.
The Richmond Education Association,
which began its work last spring, will
hold it's first meeting on Friday, Noyem-
ser 9th. at The Woman's Club. This meet
ing or rather conference, will be presided
osseg, by Mrs. George Ramsey. The dis
ciissipn viii be in regard 10 matters of
general education, and will be opened by
Professor Hugh, Bird. of William and
Mary College. The general objects of the
Association are TO promote an interest IN
education, especially for children. To this
end the Association has had the good
fortune to get Miss Neil. OF Washington,
to give a series OF lectures on these spe-
cial tepics.
Miss Neil has been principal OF the
.snhe5e Hearst Kindergarten Training
school, in Washington. fer four Gears.
she also has the superintendent Of four
large free kindcrsartens in thai city. en-
dowe5 bs Mrs Hearst, who is noted for.
her pliiIanth1opic work al, over the
country.
Miss Neil's weekly programme classes
are attended by many iindergartners who
have been trained elsewhere, but who
ysisi, TO supplement their course and keep
MP with The ever developing new features
OF this Interesting work
Miss Nei, IS originally from Boston, where
she was teaching in a training school be-
fore her services were required III Nash
ington. She studied under Miss Susan Z.
Blow, who is seeil-knoEn 10 the etiu-H
tsted public having. among her other
publications. linz translation OF Froepei.s
Mother Play ana '.Songs ana Games
from the German
The first lecture by Miss Nell will be
given on November 18th, at the Central
School in this city, before the members
Of The Richmond Education Association
IN addition, the ruh,ic school teachers of
Richmond have been invited TO attend, and
have decided TO do SO.
The lectures viii be given ,noathly until
May. The Association intends to have at
least one lecture a year delivered by one
Of the leading educators OF America A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
IVl)lIY()N S
KIDNEY
CURE

When Prof. Munyon says his 49, NJ form
CURE is specific for nearly ever sp, -.
OF Kidney disease he does 1 no. w Non for
the case in the least. 1t mas ,,,fai,,i,ia
remedies p s sll1on not cure Bright's Dis
ease in the advanced stages It VII ,. no.
do the impossible, but it will cure e, ss re
phase of Kidney con1plalnt: even e1t e
incipient stages of Brisht's discuss l,;sts
o5c. vial. Guide to Health is free. Mecl,
cal advice free-write TO Broadway DIV n
18th St, New York.
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QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE.
Russia. France, Japan and United
States Combine.
(By Associated Press

Gy ASSOCIATED Press.)
LONDON, Nov THE Novoe.
Yremya,' SAYS the St Petersburg CORE
s7ondent of the Daily. Express, wiring be-
fore the election Of Mckinley was known
at the Russ an capital. announces with
official sanction that an understanding
has bsen readled between Russia, France
ana the United States and Japan by way
OF counterpo.se to tie Anslo-Ge German
agreement adding that the results will
become specifically apparent il President
Mckinley is reelected
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SENATE REPUBLICAN.
4 Plurality Off Cit or More in That
Buily Assured.

fBy Associated Press)
WASHlNGTOs, Nov. THE next
Senate. assuming that the State Legisla-
TIRES will fulfill their duty and choos5
sssnators TO represent their States, will
Il; and on the basis OF yesterdays. eject on
% Republicans, 81 Democrats and 9 Inda
pendents. with the Legislatures n doubs
N three states with the privilege of elect
ing five Senators ut this time.
Tie Legislatures In doubt are Delawsrs
md Nebra ska. n each of which States
two Senator'S are to be CHOSEN and SIdaha
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MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY. NO. Nov THE re-
s,,;r of the vote in kansas city is a light
Republican gain over that Of 1896. Mckin-
lev's plurality is les and Fiory. III
nominee for Governor. received q plurality
of 15ii.
Mckinley's plurality in 1886 was 1865.
The Democrats have elected Congr S.
men in twelve Missouri districts AM me
Republicans in two. WITH the Thirteenth
and Fourt enth TO be heard from Ihese
are claimed by Democrats
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OHIO


e. COLUMBUS. O., Nov. Democratic
Suite Chairman Long had no statement to
give out to-n ght. Republican, State
Chairman Dick said:
Unofficial returns received from 81 of
the SScounties warrant the claim Of 90 900
for Mckinley, and we eject Ii of the II
memt5ers of Congress. a gain of o.
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SIS TINES: RiOHaloNi, VA NOY FAlBE g ~.

MA iortty in the Legislature on joint cal
lot by seven. ..,tt,, an Michigan
was 56. 40. z;-....i,ra 1ele-
Ing se.t.i1 pa-,,,,lil.an. In western Mchi-
g gan wi,ens twas expected rhe Republi.
cams cams would YOU'D suffer BY asd 1oTh s Of
lhe iaritisa The constitutional amendment
nn l5ui ting the taxation Of railroads and
other corporations on the eash na,u1 ma.
their property has carried by q ID - Ne
inr
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, MISS. November THE
next Congressional delegation from Mis-
sissppi will DC wholly Democratic. The
State is conceded to Bryan by 1900 There
is little doubt burt that the amendment
to the Constitution, changing the method
Of distribution OF the common school fund.
was defeated, fully twenty-five per
cent. of the voters failing to vote on the
question.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. VA, November West
Virginia has gone Republican by from r.
600 to 15.0o0 majority The entire State
ticket is elected. The Congressional dele
CATION is solidly Republican
The Legislature is Republican in boa
branches, 20 to . majority on joint ballot,
insuring re-election of Senator El1ns
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Kru.er's Journey.
Rv sSeocjSted Press !

PARIS, November 7.-EX-Presilent
Kruger viii arrive at Marseilles Novem-
Der nth. A reception committee OF the
local Boer society Will go to meet him.
Mr.. Kruger will make brief stops at
Avignon, Lyons and Dion, where re-
ceptions VIII be given him. He will ar
rive in Paris on the morning of Novem-
Der 18th.
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Cruiser eIay f.nsorce Remand.
fDy Associated Press. ]

TANGIE1R. Nov. THE United States
Consul General IS understood 10 have
made further strong representations 10
the Government officials. urging the Inn
mediate payment of the american Claims.
It is also again reported tina an American
cruiser IS % be sent 70 enforce the de-
mand
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES, IOWA, Nov. Semi
official returns: Sc of the 80 counties in the
State give Republicans 2G5. 965 votes; Dem
ocrats, 1I6,5iS votes. Plurality S7,41S
The other Is counties, at the same ratio,
will increase the Republican plurality to
slightly more than 100000. Every Rep,ib-
licau candidate for Congress is elected
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7 EXAS.

HOUSTON, TEXAS, Nov. last
nights estimate of $4,000 majority for the
Democratic ticket in Texas is about cor
rect as indicated by the returns SO far
received The only Republican Congress
man from Texas has been replaced by q
Democrat, and the delegation VIII be solid
The one Republican State Senator has
been defeated and the Legislature is conf
posed entirety of Democrats,
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. Cor
rected unofficial returns from Rhode Is
land give Mckinley SS.s21: Bryan, 1891;
Maloney. 1859; Woolley. 1.52S. a plurality
for Mckinley OF 1854 in a total vote of
5e6l7
His plurality four years .ago.was 9. 97s.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Complete,
but unofficial returns from the legislative
districts of the State indicate the election
of ISL Republicans. 46 Democrats, Fusion
:sts and Independent to the House OF
Representatives.
The last House stood l27 Republicans,
Democrats II, Fusionists g. This insurea
the reelection OF Quay to the United
Stntes Senate. Mckinley plurality ISL
-nr
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& SALT. LAKE, UTAH. Nov. 10
O'clock to-nistlt returns are IN from
ABOUT three-fourtfls OF the preclncts. IN
the State. AIcIS:rEey's majority + 4,aao;;
Nets Rsrl for Governor has Z ssIss
81 900, and Sutherland (Rep) forEGon-
gresss leads King by ], 600 major. y
The sLegisia Jures is Republican bs=a ma
jor.tg of II on jusnt ballot,
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ley has a plurality OF 1850 in Kansas. and
that the Republican State ticket IS sue
cesSful by large plurality Of probably
5000 less
The Legislature will be Republican in
both branches.
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MUN Jana.

HELENA, MONT, November Fuller
returns show Bryan's plurality will De
from 1900 10 1900. ana Governor Iooie
leads the Democratic State ticket with
from COCO to S,Goo votes TO spare.
The Legislature, which viii eject TWO v,
United States Senators, IS Democratic
from fifteen to twenty votes on joint oa
lot and will undoubtedly re-elect Senator
William Clark and some other Democrat
or Populist to succeed Thomas c. carter
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Shot the Chief.
tBy Associated Press. !

10y ASSOCIATED
TAIiU.s Soy. IA British column lln-
der General Richardson left Pao Ting Flu
October 18th, marching in the direction Of
Pek.n. Az Tung My Ing the troops tried
three Boxer chiefs. Gestroysrs Of a chapel
and killers OF native Christians. The
british shot the chiefs. s,
On october seth, Genera, Richardson met
so Imperial troops. commanded by Gene.
raj fan. Both sides advanced for a
parieS, but owing TO an unfortunate mis-
understanding. an Indian r,unpeter shot
General Fan dead. The trnmpeter was
arrested, and The incident was explained.
to the Chinese. The two forces then pro-;
oeeding by different routes.
s. General Richardson burned two villages.
the places where adessrs Robinson and
Norman, the missionaries, We're murdered,
and demanded that the city Of Yang
Ching should pay 70. GOO taeis as cDmpen-5
sasion 10 the families OF the yictims. The;
payment was guaranteed. Three other
villages were burned near sang Fang,
Sovmber ST
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TRIED TO STEAL POWDER.

NuInbrr cf f,hincss We're Killed.
iBy Associated Press.)
LONDON, Nov. 1.-itle following dis
patch from Maior-General Lord Campbell
has been received by the Secretary OF.
State for India:
:. At Ting Ling the Chinese attempted
TO steal powder AMI caused an exs,.osion
Two soldiers ana three camp-foaowers
We're killed nnd four camp-foi.owers were
INJURED a large number OF Chinese wersss
killed or wounded, owing tostheir wadded
coats catching fire.
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NEVADA

RENO, NEW, November 7.-Seventy-four
precincts out of one hundred and sixty
three. in Nevada, give Bryan 1917; Me-
Kinley S,S0i.
ForA ongress--Newiands, Democrat, a.
$50; Harrington. Republican, 1855
AT this rate Bryan will have a majority
OF 900, and Newlands about 4 500
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idaho.

BOISE CITY. IDAHO, Nov. The lat
est returns indicate that Nez a felsesa
county is very close. and that tus,ol1aIss
have all or part of the eonsressso'iis.
3 Iatah county, also strongly RepuDticsssa
heretofore. is very close.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

ehusetts, returns having been received
from every city and town, is as follows:
Mckinley, 2339,r495; : Bryan. 1565oT
Vote for Governor: Crane, 219,S29; Paine,
R1. I5S.
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Sigh, s.Iaxse.

A slight blaze was discovered shortly
after 3 o'clock this morning in No 3 r..
East Main Streer. There was no real
damage done. 49,
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MICHIGAN:

DETROIT. M1e'H. ov. Returns.
from the state q. clock tosntgsls
give Pressien IeIxtnley psurallls,. g
and Bliss ne
can candidate forsG Governor 6s sos
rhe apubllcausSha have Jncreas kn lsasss
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,ernlin d the political division OF the next
Delaware Legislature 1t is Reptoiican
in each branch and will eject two United
States Senator's of that party.
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MINNESOTA.

6 ST. PAUL. MINN, Nov. THE. only
point unsettled in the Minnesota cleo
ton is the COMES, over the Governors
& Itssyeryth hing else has gone Republican By
la a.torities SO large there is no possibility
of change.
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+
Mrs. Sarah II. Eeeslins,
ssi Windsor Ave-, Bristol,
en;t. writes: II am q:
years old. and For three
years had suffered with a
severe form of Cancer ON
any jaw, whichtl,e doctors
Paid was incurable, ard
that ] could not live more
thansi1 months. laccep,-
ed their statement as true.
and had given up all hope
of ever being we'll again,
when my druggist, know
lug of-uS.pndiison .ecosn-
fncrtied SIS. S. Afterias-
lug q few bottles 4 1,s. sore
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KENTUCKY SAFE
TO DEMOCRATS
Continued from First Page9

Columbus, the district of Congressman
Lentz, by IA. PENNSYLVANIA: Republicans,
o. Democrats. 3. with the TWenty-Eighth
District in doubt We gain the Third,
Twelfth, Thirteenth. Nineteenth, Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh Districts in
PENNSYLVANIA. Tennessee: Republicans.
Democrats, S, same as now.
..1,otal Republicans elected. a2; Demo
Gratis 14T: doubtful. 5
The present Congress contains isa Re-
publicans, IL opposition
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TOPEKA, KANSAS, Nov. 7.-Prac.ti.
] cal comrFsts retnlns ahou thar HcKtur
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o. There are.
"a EE 81 AES never any e1-
1t SE EES "a Ia ternal signs of
~A12 " w q Cancer until
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iaIninated by this deadly virulent poison.
Then sore or ulcer appears on some
harmless looking at first, but as the can
cerous cells form and are deposited BY
the blood near the sore, It increases in
size and severity, with sharp shooting
pains. No matter how often the sore IS
removed BY the surgeons knife or flesh
destroying p1asters. another cones and Is
worse. The real disease is In the blood,
and the treatment must begin there. The
poisoned blood must be invigorated and
purified. and when this is done cancerous
cells can no longer form and the sore will
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LATEST M; VS. OF
THE Raj. ROADS
Chesapeake and Ohio Line Is Com

pIimented.
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other places for physicians, nurses and
caskets, but during the greater part of
the day there was use only for the
caskets.
All work was stopped in the sur
rounding mines OF the district, and the
people within radius Of many miles
assembled on the grounds of the Red
Ash Company.
Had the explosion occurred an hour
later many more would have been en-
tombed in the mines.
The estimates on the number in the
mines when the explosion occurred are
based on the number who entered at
O'Clock. The manager stated that by s
O'Clock or $3.50 a. M, there would have
been twice as many men in the mines.
Carries Sorrow to All Homes.
The population OF this mining village
is only 500. All are miners, and the
calamity will reach almost every little
house in the mining town. None Of the
people here have been at their homes
during the day, but they have remain
ed around the Red Ash mine. Some
have not eaten during the day. Food
was literally supplied to the relays Of
worlzmen in the rescuing party, but
many Of the women who could get no
word Of comfort refused to eat or so to
their homes.
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SCENES in ,DANTE'S INFERNO

Rivalsd on the Road to cOlsnso-Brit-
ish Gaining Important Positions.
Rumored that Stein Wiz Flee to
Pretoria, and Peace Negotiations
win be Result Of Another British
Success.
LONDON, March Q. 2:O5 p. m.-The
Beers In northern Cape Colony. are In
full retreat to the Orange FREE State.
The possession Of stormberg puts Cen
Gatacre in railroad communication with
General Clements at Colesberg, for
though the Beers partially wrecked the
railroad 1t Is understood that 1t can be
quickly repaired, and thus the entrance
Of additional British troops into the
Free State win be greatly facilitated.
From o5fontein, where Field Marshal
Lord Roberts Is opposed by good
sized body Of Boer5, there is GtIll no
news except reports of some slSirmifhes.
The position gained by General Bra
bant at Dordrecht iS reported to be ex-
ceedlngly strong. According to the
Times correspondent. the Boer numbers
alone enabled them to retreat from
Dordrecht, practically unhlndered.
He also reports violation OF the
white dag by the Beers and that they
deliberately fired at close range, on q
streteher party.
General Whites garrison has begun
to leave Ladysmith and Is arriving at
the Mooi river camp. where the troops
will remain several days, after which
they will 20 further south. They are
emaciated and exhausted. and say the
road to Colenso presents scenes that ex-
coed in horror those depicted in pants's
"Inferno." Dead men and animals nre
lying, musllated and purified, in tho
trenches formerly occupied by the
Beers and MI the air with sIckening
stencil. In cases WHERE hurried burial
had been attempted the rains have
washed the Garth away and out Of the
earth stick CHASTITY limbs and arms Of
dead burEhers.
A dispatch from osfentein enys that
according 10 the BoCr prisoners. an
other Important British success will
cause President SteyA to fee to Pre-
torlu leaving a provisional government
at Observation-Disclosures Ia likely to mako
peace overturcs. those Free s,atars not
wishing for peace trekkIng into the
Transvaal and there helping to make II
stand which most Of the British mill
iary critics now polnt out win constl-
tute thr most dinlcuIt md deciding ssa-
turc OF the war.
The recent rains have afforded Lord