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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-14

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prppsyty owner, particularly those real
estate ownefs who pay their taxor
promptly. They object that seN
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Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-14

Death B mystery 70 me no rndfe
That YESTERDAY departet 1rps no
strife,
IT'S now dream upon the misty sshofe
About the greater Mystery OF he.
IS n +. n, q Hsrpefs Basaf-
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-09-14
Florida Sta leWs.
& Stat, rr-eaursr's ElsI,erf.

The rspart Of che stets tre3srrer,
filed with the governor. Shows bal.
anoss to the credit Of the several stste
and educational funds st the close o.
hueiness on August 8isf, 1905
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23

~mysiiss... Powieds mnie. Obi powieds mi, aaebym
mogfa spokojnie noe prsepedzic
- Myels, &c jest to. rsecz niemoaliwa, aaeby
Bog chciaf mas rosdsielit. Csekaj mnie p~ojutrze.
Goa bsds robila do tego csasua-powiedzia
IA Cosetta ty p6jdxiess, ty bedsiesz tam, 6wdxie!
Jacyscie Wy sscsesliwi, meacsyznil ia, ia poxostane
|sama jedna! Och! jake bsds smutnal Go. wiec
bsdsiess robif jutro wieczorem, powiedz2
Spr6bujs jednej rzecsy.
= Bsds wisc myelala o tobie j modlifa sic do
Boga, by tobie sic udaio. Jus ME pytam o mic vie
|cej, poniewas ME chceszI Jestes moim panern. Jutro
wiecs6r bsde spiewafa ten Choir Euryante, ktory ty
tax lubiss i kt6regos sfuchal pewnego wiscrora pod
mojem oknem. Lees pojutrse prsyjdsiesI w~cseenie2
die.
- 1 ia takse.
1 mic ME m6wisc, parci iedns i to sans myals
pociagnisci tymi prsdami elektrycInosci, kt6re ME
ustannie iscss dwoje kochank6w, oboje pomimo
.smutku, upojeni miloscis, rsucili sic sobie W objs.
cia i ME spostrsegli sic, jak ich usta sic polaczyiy,
podcsas kiedy wsrok pelen z~schwytu i leI, wrni6sl
sic ku gwiazdom.
Gdy Marjusz wyszedl, Utica byia pusta. By1a
to wiasnie chwila, kiedy Eponina STA "a bandytami
at do bulwaru. Podczas gdy MariusI stall Z giows
oparts o dr.ewo, prsyszia mu mysl do glowy, mysl
- niestety!- jak sam mniemal- niedorIeczna i
niemosliwa. Postanowii iednak bsdz CO bsdz js
|wykonac. -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
~ WIKTOR HUGO.
N E DE- NICY
2 . w So.
E . w s &.
(Ciag dals1y.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
= Dobrze, ME sblfs sic, lee. ME NOW tax
gfosno. Czy cheese, corko, nam prresrkodsit praco
waco Musimy przecie sarabiaG ma zycie. Me ~.
czysz wiac dobrEe ojcu2
Me zawracaj mnie glowy!- powiedEiala
Eponina.
PStr,sbujemy pr1eoie syd, jeSt".
Powiedziawszy to, .usiadla ma podmurowaniu i
Easpiewaia.
Oparla lokiec ma kol.nie a podbr6dek n. rsku
i bujala nogs obojstnie W powietrzu. Pre-. dziura
wa jj suknie widac byfo chude lopatki. Sssiednia
latarnia oswietlala jej twarz i postaws. Mic ME mo.
gto bye wiecej stanowczego j wiscej dziwnego.
Ssesciu siodziei ponuro tenn smieszanych, &c jedna
dsiewczyna mogla ich zatrsyma6, poszli pod latar
ME i upokorzeni pod jej cieniem naradsali sic,
gnlewnie wzruszajac ramionami. TymcEasem ona
PatrIaia ma mich spokojnie i dsiko.
- ej cos jest powiedzial B abet Jest pc.
w6d-. Czy sic zakochala W psie2 Szkoda jednak,
&c sprawl sic wymyka. Dwie kobiety; star.ec, kt6
ry miesEka ma tylnym dziedzi6cu; niezfe frank u
okien..' Starry must bye aydem. Sadie, &c interes
dobry.
= A wiec idz,i zawolal Montparnasse -
1acsynajcie robots. ia zostans tn Z dsiewczyna, a
1efeli sic poruszy-.
1 blysnsl PREY latarni noaem, kt6ry trzymaf
otwarty W rekawie. Thenardier ME m6wii ami slo.
wa i zdawal sic bye got6w do wszystkiego, CODY pc.
s~tanowiono.
Brujon, kt6ry byf potros.e wyrocznis kt6ry
= jak wiadomo - uknuf ten interes, ME odezwal
sic byl jeszcze. Zdawai sic bye zamyslony. Ucho
dzil "a ~czlowieka, ktory ME cofal sic pred nicsem i
wied.iano, &c jedynie Ola popisu zrabowal posteru
mex sierzant6w miejskich. Nadto ukfadai wiersze i
piosnki, CO nadawalo mu wielka powags. Babel 60
sapytal:
Ty mic ME m6wisz, Brujon2
Brujon milcsaf jeszcze przez kilka civil, POI
niej potrzasf kilka razy glows W rozmaity spos6b
wrssIcie zdecydowaf sic odesHaG:
= Ot6z, z rama widzialem, jak diva wr6ble bi
~ sic, teraz natknafem sic ma kobiets. kt6ra ssuka
kf6tni. To ME dobrse. Idzmv ztad precs!
PossIi. Odchodzac iua, Montparnasse mruknsl:
Mniejsza o to, ale gdyby chciano, potrsssf.
bym dobrze.
Babel zas rsekf:
ia ME. Me bile kobiety!
Ma rogu ulicy .atrsymali sic i gfosem glucbym
Prowadsili to zagadkowa rozmows:
- Dokad p6jdziemy spac tel nocy2
- Pod Paryz (Pantin).
- Thenardier, czy mssz klucE cd kraty prey
- Naturalnie.
Eponina, kt6ra ME spus.csala ich z ocsu, 500.
strEegfa, jak poszli to sauna droga, kt6ra prsyszli.
Wstafa w6wczas i possfa W slad "a mimi wsdlua
mur6w j dom6w. Ssia tax do bulwaru. Tam rosis
csyG sic i ujrzafa, jak szesciu tych ludsi sagisbilo
sic W ciemnosci, gdzie zdawaio sic, se sapadG.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
Marjusz wraea do rzeczy wistosci o lyle, re dale sw6j
adres COZecie.

MarJusz wraca do rZecZy wist0sci o lyle, re dale sw6j
adres COzecie.
Podczas kiedy tego rodzaju pies o postaci luds.
kiej stat ma warcie pred sztachetami i kiedy SECS
eiu b~andyt6w cofnslo sic pred jedna dsiewcsyna,
Marjuss znajdowai sic prey Cosecie.
Nigdy jeszc1e niebo ME byio tax gwiazd1iste i
tax cs~arujace, drzewa tax drssce, xapachy kwiat6w
lisciach z takimi milymi dzwiekami; nigdy jeszcze
harmonic pogody powszechnej ME odpowiadaia tax
musyce wewnstrznej milosci! nigdy jesscse Marjuss
ME byi tax rozkochanym, szczssliwym. Lscz Ina
lasl Cosetta smutna. Piakala. Miaia oczy sacser
wienione. Byfa to pierwsza chmura W tenn Guido.
byfy:
- Co tobie2
Ona odpowiedziala:
- Sluchail- P6zniej usiadla ma fawce prey
ganku kiedy on siadai caiy drascy PREY niej, Gag.
nela dalej:- Ojciec powiedzisl mi dzisiaj rrana,
aaebym byla gotowa, &c ma jakies sprawy i ae mote
pojedriemy.
Mariuss sic obudzii. Oh szcsciu tygodni, syl-
jak powiedzielisny poza obreoem zycia rIecry.
wistego. Wr6cil bolesnie do niego pod wplywem
jednego wyrazu: o~diechacl Me m6gl Tdobyc sic M
aadne slowo. Cozetta czula tylko, &c rsks jego byis
tardro zimna. Powiedziala wiec Z kolei do niego:
odpowiedzial tax cicho, DC Coze,ts ssledvie
doslyszala:
Me roIumien, cos powied1isla.
Rtekia vice do niego:
lego poranku ojciec mpie powied,ia ale.
bym zaiatwiis w~srystkie mojo sprswy j byis go,o.
we, ae da mnie swojs bielirns do ~Ulosenis W tlu.
moku, 40 musi odbyc podr6s, ke pojed,iemy, se
trzeba wydobyc wielka waliske Ola mnie / mais
ola niego, &c trzeba wssystko pr.ygotowad " cisgu
~tygodnia, i 20 bye mole pojedriemy do Anglji.
- Alea to rzecz okropnai- zawola} Msrjuss.
Il pewnoscia, W tel chwili W umysle MarjusIa
aadne ~nadusycie wladzy, laden gwslt, ssdns obrsy.
dliwosc najgorszych tyraa6w, laden csyu Basirysa,
Tyberyusss Tub Hsnryks VIII ME m6gl p~or6wns6
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23

cid mu sic W objscia. Byf niesadowolony . Marju.
'sla j Z samego siebie. Czul se byl porywcsy, ne
Marjuss byi zimny. Doznawaf nieznosnego i draz.
niscego niepokoju, csujsc sic tax rosrsewnionym
wewnstrs ME mogac okasac mic pr6cs szorstkosci
ma ~zewnatrE. Wr6cil snowu do gorycxy. Gburo-
|wato prserwal Mariussowi:
: A wisc pc CO przyszedies9
To ywisc" mialo znaczye: Jezelis ME DO to
przyszedl, ably mia uscisnsc. Marjusz spoirzai ma
dziadka, twarz byla marmurowa z blsdosci.
Panie...
Starzec odrzekl giosem surowym:
- Csy PrsychodEisE mic przeprosiel Csy u.
~znaiess, 4es winiena
Zdawsio mu sic, se wprowsdai Marjusza M
~wiasciws droga ! &c driecko SIG ugnie. Marjusz ga.
drAsi: Zsdano cd niego, by zapsrf sig OLGA. Spusci'
|ocsy i odrzekl:
- Me, PANEL
- A wicc - sawofal impe'ycanie starzec z DO.
lescis gniewem - czego cheese odelnnie3
Msrjuss zicayf rece, postspil krot naprr6d :
powiedzlal giosem slsbym i drsscym:
- Panic, miej litosc nademnsl
(Csg dalsIy nastapi)
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I.
It IL evident that women genuinely platonio

II 10 evident that women genuinely platonio
and not In the least erotio used their physical
beauty as q frst means Of developing their
charm. In this respect they were at odds
with the mystics; who regarded the body as
q negligible quantity and an encumbrance.
but they we're still more sharply divided from
the sensualists. Their Idea was to deity the
body. make a shrine Of It. 40 to speak. and
glorify II as the vesturs Of the soul. the ser
want OF the heart. Piatonists OF a lofty flight
pushed this conception as far a. possible:
Michael Angelo 80 closely identified soul and
body a. not even to admit that the face could
have wrinkles when the soul had none; 40 great
fulness Of vittoria Colonna's soul that he had
the strange artist fancy never To perceive a
line on her face. He has sometimes been
twitted with having represented the Virgin
40 a woman Of 80. even after the death II
Christ; he did so. IL Ia true. and to him nothing
appeared more natural. To him such a woman
was always 80 Apart from any sort Of
notion OF coquetry. IL was accounted Of vital
importance to a woman. from q mere senti-
ment Of her beauty and her mission. never to
be 20, the theory Of charm would not have
been complete without the addition Of the
science Of mover growing old. This accessory
science had It's two schools: the school Of truth
and candor. the honest skill" which consists
in keeping old age a. bay. and the school Of
clever .,ess AMI subtlety. which seeks TO re-
pair times ravages and recover the lost youth.
thus producing what Erasmus called "a per-
petual optical Illusion"
The science Of never growing old demanded
much forsthought and prudence, From ~
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sw sOORs
wanna, NJ the N,sss-ss's

Almost sI ~dt~s'si p-f-'ns a" u'n'''"
yrsns, .fisf sf,.hirb ~rne oah l"' ,'''''
,t, very 'sv rsn ~ ~ so~1ireiSly sul "l'.I'''''
a,l,,n ha. WA iirirul, 'sst l""r t'f'' 1850
,.,,., tt.p n, /. -, ST. ivpRus NtfrfHI wv
Il, h. v.r.lao - /. ppoh frUsHah '"'l"' Wv
already c.l,hra,~d Ths No"" ~ ~ "''''
.,s,, % a. n. - Fs'0,ntsn hN v ~ N'''hf
ntt.yttnr ipitnamn 'w'uld u" 'nl"'''nl"
4, ,.rr.Jtlr r~tfs~ilv ~" s''l' ~ ~" "tiRl'hI.
,.,l.,. NJ /. yI'h vii sgafA.r 1ud hur"f.
and 49, almost url1us literary 'hnfm ~"
,,,,.....r t,.rvsf b - made % ri0s" ppr"a'h
=, IA. scbisyemrn,. AID Il must ha," c's him
. y,., .puI mi - labor. for he has b""h ~ th'
main. ~ 'uus errlng into rhvm"d bns''h
y.,., toouinetnrg Trench poems dealing WIN
o., uan,ar. and customs ~ No Renaissance
~. i've hundred p,grs ~ TITS volume efnh"dy
NJ, imm.n.r amount ~ criiiiton, but the learn
IN, /. ~ sktlf'iliy dssui..d, 10 presented 81
a,fr,r,ivslv and gracefully that, u ue NilneJs
uc,snhnr one s.ana - he taking a inediriha
n, cherri.s 10 tho -ev~nt~~n chapters every
phaso 81 Tho authors subject 4. studied. ana
no, ono ~ them should he oysrlonknd W"
sbnll mainly cornn. ourselves I" those chap
tor, which ieal with the science NJ platonisrn.
th. ,ois.lon NJ beauty and the embroidery
n, I've Meanwhile. tina fact should he kept
IN view that the feminist movement ~ the
Ron, same vas a failure and that the revival
Of tho movement In our time pursuing a
somewhat different course
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n''n" '''''" y. 'n' '"N' "
l'en' ',''"'" w s''n' ''"'O'' '' '' 'fn
'i0ei.' s'''' " lf'u''. women r'f'
n''"' '''''''' '' "I"
Ih't W" WY ''" "'''''''' ''" 'I
h'n''hs WV h''I'i "'' '''
'''h''' ' ''I'iW ,''''sNh N"' '"" y ''.l
'H'' NAV "h"n y '"'' 'n''''' ~" ''Ii .m.
-'' Vol. '"' l'.d""l NM N"' manu-" ''se''sf
n w" ''nn1 Nv W." n''H',' 'N' .'.NF t"''"
O' ~'"I'. ''Hi, ~ 10" '''' ~ -"f' W c'h''rl
iI''" 'iN feslNf 'n'N' I"t ih"tlif "h''iHF
t"f bound ava ti"" 80 high thH' w" oaI's".
ana even "" hiSh' ar" sh'n'"'e'F' e'to-ef
"nd if"''l'I'"d '''h""'"' 90 'h' 'I'"rf 10
w" v" ''N'fN"o 'h"' w" h"s"en"'' 'o rN
rih"" their word" Dancing however vas
non" N" H'r-~ Tor the t"villnss h"'i cd uron
u N"''dltT =" the 'eninisr' u vi" W le'''
neither "vl nor ridiculous the art consisted
In id"1N7ins -" tIaV W the limits NJ the work
~ dir"' ion had Leon ideahted ~ tho dinner
tau" ~ the saUe time they admitted That.
N" brain being In this oas" further away. thu
t7SR wsS obviously more difficult
of one custom peculiar 20 tho Renaissance
our author comedies that. while "minentlv
pleasant In i'sof 1t was not very celestial and
l"nt iis"l' readily to abuses This was the
custom 81 kissing. In the sixteenth century
wcll-bred men all over Europe used respectfully
v" Mss" nav : mana Inc ltniians did 80 with
f"rvor u Required. they would have kissed the
feet; and n man had to he a German 70 stigma
TIE as idolatry th-ki,s applied to the toes of
the Pore italian women distorted with THE
kissing with perfect grace and all sorts OF little
rehr'inenA AT a casual meeting thcy con-
fined themselves to a pleasant handshako. but
I te-A-tfte with a man they wished to honor.
they would be the fret To kiss his hand. fondly.
and without any OF those anectauons OF Dash
iulness which sometimes inspire bitter AFTER.
thoughts IL wahGa charming ana natural
custom nut III FRANCE u TOOK ouite announcer
cofnp!exion' Ihere mon. beins me masters
knew no'hinR OF me shades and nice olsino'
IONS ne having 70 greet or Jake ieaVe OF an
agreeable woman was suincient pretext TOT
Kissing her his' ana the motive they alleged
LOT 'his proooedihS was ina u suuck tnem -
neihs afn'a'ie ana sweet In the oaiiroom
IL was aho'h"r st'ry-eVeryo ahce Hsure ehoed
IN KISS ana " was also complicated Win ~ud
ana fihuy horsepiay ihe eerio"-mihoeo
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II tbs In q chapter on The Mission Of Beauty
that NJ. de Maulde 10 ClaviAre essays a detini-
ion. or rather a description. OF the Elusive quail
ty which men call charm" IL 10 true. as he
says. that most men do notknow The meaning
Of tn. word. They speak Of beauty as savants
or a. grocers might. not a. faithful worshippers.
II you pull women to pieces, II you judge them
"a YOU would q yard OF calico. a donkey or a
slave, you will see naturally but a form OF
flesh: you may estimate Its geometrical d.
mensions. counter your fingers thirty or thirty
six special beauties. IL you profess an intellect
ua standpoint. you will. perhaps, go so far
as 70 measure the Uranium. and that will be all.
You will not thereby detect what 1t In that
speaks to ~, fascinatcs. cnsla VS. us. Charm Ia
not expressed In terms Of arithmetic or algebra.
1t il an art, perhaps the hichest OF ali arts. be-
cause. more than any other. more even than
poetry or music. it speaks from soul to soul.
It is a sort Of witcheiy. a wonian's knack. as 1t
we're. of enveloping all around her in an in
visible net. 1t Ia not purely Intellectual. but
avalls itself OF physical means. and disdains
everything in the way Of formula. The ltsLians.
sdoring this delightful art have vainly -.
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In a chapter on the Science OF Piatonism,"
NJ de Mauidc IN ClaviAr" admits that tie prac-
tics OF platuuics is more dificult thln the
theory. the practical s'irnce ot p.9toni,m
assumes 'sIt women have the knaCk vi tanning
mon uicverly by means OF loves sh-
nents without getting scratched themselves
The clevere~t Ion tanners nre sometimes ella
yet they have been known TO die In their beds
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w..
Al first sight the idea Of making love O.

At frat sight the idea of making love 90
excessively aristocratio appears singular II
not repugnant, What IL the value Of dis
t~inctions OF birth in such a matter? To sin
cere hearts. thcy can only raise obstacles to
genuine happiness. This certainly was the
opinion Of Anne Of France Could IL be right
TO dignity with the name Of love or plstonism
n wretched coaue;ry which consisted in attach
ing ones self ,o the most conspicuous women,
whoever they were. and however plain they
might be. provided they were influential. SO
that this so-called love would o-cillaje between
snobbishness and solicitation of The kind nova
days practised Upon a Minister OF State. whose
u~gliness does not mattsri Assuredly L. y
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IiI.

Tho other and moro numerous school Of
platonists started from an absolutely different
principle. II 1t moved at all toward the ideal.
Il was by means Of tortuous. obscure and
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-23
cosGREGATIoSAL ASSOCIATION.



At the Saturday evening session OF
OF Sabbath observance was under dis
cussion. being brought out by three in
teresung and instructive papers by II.
E, Fox, G, w, Ward and II, 3, Lith-
gov.
Yesterday morning Rev, =, A. Simp-
kin, OF Gallup, occupied the pulpit and
preached a powerful and eloquent ser
mon, taking for his text the words OF
the Apostle Paul. II know In whom
have believed, and am persuaded that
He is able to keep that which | have
committed unto Him against that
day"
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock the an
nual meeting Of the Woman's Mission
airy Union Of the territorial Congrega-
tiOnal churches was held. the president,
Mrs. +. II. Allen, presiding Devotion
al exercises We're conducted by Mrs. NJ.
j Borden, after which the reports OF
the secretary and treasurer were read
and approved. A nominating commit
tee composed OF Mrs. l.. A. Ceilings,
Mrs. Frank Hopping and Miss Ida
Frost submitted the following names
for election, and they were unanimous
ly chosen Mrs ]. II, Heald San Ra-
fael, president Mrs, sidney Parker,
White oaks, vice president; Mrs, II. b,
Winston, Albuquerque, secretary; Mrs,
], w, Palmer, Albuquerque, treasurer.
The presidents annual address was
full OF beautiful thoughts and words OF
: enCoura cement for those present. Miss
Mabel Anderson contributed much "a
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M..tinp Tn.Mnrrnw Nipbt

A hospital and sanitarium" meet
ing. which should be attended by all
citizens, will be held at the city hall
tomorrow Tuesday night at s o'clock
for the purpose OF discussing the prop
ositlon OF Mother Sebastian In regard
to the establishment Of such institu-
tons here, the outline for which was
published in The Citizen last Saturday
afternoon. Mother Sebastian, who Is
enthusiastic over the matter. and who
knows the value of such Institutions in
community like Albuquerque. hopes
that the people will take hold Of the
matter in the right spirit. 80 the order
Of the Sisters of Charity can begin
work at as early a date as possible.
The mother superior left for the
north this morning. At Lamy junction
she met her secretary. Sister Evelyn,
and from there both journeyed togeth-
er To Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Gen. RnndeI's Advance.

London, April 23.-General Rumble is
apparently advancing slowly toward
wepener. every step being closely con-
tested by the Beers.
A Thaban Chu dispatch, dated April
20, reports the arrival there OF Com
mandants Dewet and Villiers and an
attack upon 5000 British under General
Gatacre. 1t IL probable that General
Rumble IL meant. The British occu-
pied some kopJes. but their left wing
was driven back. The Beers lost one
killed and five wounded.
From Brandfort come news that on
Saturday a British patrol OF ten men
ventured near that place, and suffered
the less OF one man killed. two cap
tured. including Free Slater, leading
the party.
A Pretoria dispatch. dated April 2l,
says that the latest official news was
that fighting was proceeding within
a half hours ride OF Dewetsdorp, with
no results.
The Transvaal government. II IL ad-
ded. has asked Lord Roberts to be al
lowed to send a clergyman to st. He
lena also a neutral consul to watch
the interests OF the prisoners. in the
same manner that Adelbert Hay
guards the interest of the British at
Pretoria.
A proclamation has been issued pro-
hlbiting the working Of the mines on
Sundays. innlcting punishment on
managers paying over one pound a
month to natives
From Ladysmith to-day comes dis
patch saying all is quiet and the Boei
guns are silent
There Is nothing further from Bloem.
fontein 20 indicate progress OF prepara-
lions for the main advance. At Cape
Town. a government contractor named
BAN has been arrested for harborlns
three escaped Boer prisoners. dressed
as clergymen. The prisoners We're sem
back 10 Simon town.
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FAMINE IN INDIA!
Distress IndeScribabIe
and Unparalleled.
FrightfuI Flood Situation
Around Mobile.
New Orleans Flooded by a Heavy
Rain Storm.
FAMILY DROWNED IN PEARL RIVER.

Calcutta, April 23.-official reports
from the famine districts say that the
misery existing there is lndescribabls
and unparalleled. and that the present
relief Is quite Inadequate. They add
that the mortality OF cattle is also so
severe that the authorities are trying
to adapt farm implements so that hu-
man power can replace that Of the bull
locks Such drastic measures never
before have been necessary even in the
greatest scarcity of animals. II Is also
announced that the natives are devel-
opng ugly feelings and attacking
Europeans. A crowd on Friday muir
derously attacked the soldiers at Shap-
pur, the military center OF the north
west provinces The soldiers were res
cued with difficulty.
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Three Millions OF Property Destroyed by
Floods In the south.

Three Millions OF Property Destroyed by
Floods In the south.
Louisville, Ky. April 23.--Pouring
rains continue throughout the food dis
tricts OF the south, and the danger to
lives and property is becoming more
grave. 1t was estimated on Saturday
that s3.OOO.OOO worth OF private proper
ty was already destroyed and 1t is
now thought probable that this dam
age will be heavily increased. Mail
and telegraph communication is de-
stroyed between the smaller towns in
Mississippi and Alabama, south of
jackson. the northern limit of the flood.
Many farm houses are swept away. the
occupants barely escaping The flood
district Is roughly bounded by a line
drawn from Mobile to the Tombigbee
river to the center of Alabama, thence
west through Jackson, Miss, to the
Mississippi river. Thousands of people
in the small water bound towns of
Mississippi are reported on the brink
| Of starvation.