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"ONWARD TO
PRETORIA" IS
THE WAR CRY.
BOer Capital the Objective Point Of
the English-Latter Extend
ing in Every Direction
GEN. KITCHENER BRANDFORT
Frsnch's Cavalry Sweeping the coun-
try NOrthward-LOndOn is
Greatly Cheered.

LONDON, May s, 1905 n. m.-The
mounted infantry with Lord Roberts
among whom are the Canadians, have
plcketed their horses on the south bank
of the Vet river, eighteen miles north OF
Brandfort. The head Of Lord Roberts
columns has thus advanced thirty-two
miles from Karee Siding In two days, or
ffty-three miles north OF Bloemfontein.
Little power was spent. The British
work was hard marching, the Boers re-
firing out OF the reach OF the British
shells. The correspondents supplement
Lord Roberts plain statements with a
few details. AS General Hutton, with
the first mounted infantry brigade drew
near Brandfort he saw a khaki clad
body of troops ahead of him. He was
surprised, but thought they mus, be the
British. Soon, however, they opened
fire on the British, who replied heavily.
They were the Irish-AmErican brigade
from Lourenzo Marquez and It is re-
ported that the Irish lost heavily.
Gave up the Key to the English.
The Boer flag was flying over Brand
fort as the British entered the town.
Several British wounded were found In
the hospital. The Boer postmaster gave
up the keys Of the public business to
Captain Ross.
General Kitchener arrived at Brand
fort at noon and Lord Roberts at dusk.
General Francis cavalry are sweep
ing the country northward. The expec-
tatlon is that the infantry advance will
be continued toward Rroonstad imme-
dlately. Although no prisoners were
taken and although no hot pursuit was
attempted the news greatly cheers Lon
don. Nevertheless It has been received
with the fine rapture that attended the
first successes Of Lord Roberts.
General Hunters crossing the Vaal at
windsortou brings the relief OF Mafe-
king, 1876 miles beyond, almost within
q calculable interval. 1t Is now regard
ed as quite possible that Mafeklng may
be succored before the queens birthday.
Has injured the Government.
The debate In parliament on the spion
Kop dispatches prove a disappointment
to the supporters of the government.
The mInisteriallst papers confess to a
certain amount of inconsistency and
weakness in the statements Of the
spokesmen Of the government. on the
other hand, as the Standard points out,
the opposition profess to be well satis-
fed with the debate as they believe 1t
has injured the government and has
rendered Lord Iansdowne's continU-
ance at the war office difficult.
wepcner is to be garrlsoned with a
strong force from General Chermside's
division, commanded by Lord Castleton.
Henry W. Lucy, writing In the Daily
News, says he has ascertained that Sir
Alfred Miners letter against ladies
visiting South Africa was written as
the result of an lntimatIon from Queen
Victoria
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caused the Boers to Retreat,

wARRENToN, Cape Colony, May 4.
"A British six-lnch wire gun opened
unexpectedly on the Boer laager yes
terday, at distance OF seven and one
half miles, throwing hundred pound
shells with wonderful accuracy and
causing hasty rereat OF the Beers.
The bombardment continued to-day at
all points by howltzers and field guns,
supported by two companies of the
Munster regiment, the Beers being
driven from shelter and their guns be-
ing nut out OF action.
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SAD SEQUEL
To the Marriage of Miss POrtsrasld
to Judge Mackey-will be Sent to
Government Insane Asylum.

To the Marriage Of Miss Porterheld
to Judge Mackey-will be Sent to
Government Insane Asylum.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May "A sad
sequel to the marriage not long ago Of
the brilliant Miss Porterfeld. Of Char
les Town, West Virginia. and ex-Judge
Mackey, Of South Carolina, was devel-
oped to-day in the supreme court Of the
District of Columbia, when, upon the
formal application Of the authorities.
proceedings were instituted to have
Mrs. Mackey sent to st. Ellzabeth's, the
government asylum for the insane. The
application was made upon the motion
Of Mrs. Mackey's father, Col. Porter
field. Judge and Mrs. Mackey have
been residing in this city.
According to reports, he was arrest
ed and indicted upon charge Of big
amy. 1t is said the charge against him
has been abandoned. and It is also ru-
mored that he contemplates proceed
Ings for n divorce from the wife now
believed to be insane.
Senator Scott, went to Philadelphia
to-day, to assist the subcommittee Of
which he is member, in perfeetlng the
preliminaries for the big Republican
convention to be held there next
month.
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WARM DEBATES

Some Contend the Church has not
Changed Front-others Take oppO-
site Views.
CHICAGO, May 4.-At to-day's ses-
sion Of the Methodist conference the
hours were llghtened by some vigorous
debates. DR.. Henry Brown. Columbia
River conference, brought the amuse-
ment question to the fore by offering
resolution which in substance was that
the conference should by proper action
show the world that the church had not
changed front on the amusement ques-
ton. He asked. to forestall action by
those In favor OF greater lIberalIty In
this matter, that rule 24S Of the Book Of
Discipline be, for the next quadrennlal,
left substantially unchanged.
Hot Debate Ensued.
A sharp debate followed, with the re-
suit that the resolution was referred to
the committee on the state OF the
church. DR.. A. N. Craft, East Ohio
conference, secured the passage Of
resolution calling for a committee com.
posed of one member of each conference
district to inquire into the condition Of
the Methodist Theological seminaries.
A committee of fifty was appointed TO
inquire into the matter OF the deacon
ness gocletles.
DR.. William G. Wilson. Of Iowa, in
troduced a resolution, the first part OF
which was voted stricken out, but this
left matter sufEicien: to cause the most
active and vigorous debate OF the ses-
sion. The resolution after being amend
ed, read as follows;
Resolved. that no bishop or general
conference officer shall receive anything
above actual expenses for services in
tho dedication and reopening of
churches, attending commencements Of
Methodist educational institutions. or
for any similar services which he might
render the church"
Insinuation Accepted by Bishops.
The lnslnuation in the resolutions that
the bishops had asked for more than
actual expenses in instances was re-
ceived with indignant looks by the bish-
ops themselves and caused half dozen
gentlemen to clarnor for recognition.
Dr.Buckley opposed the first part of the
resolution, which calling for liberal
support of bishops and general confer
ence officers" was later stricken out,
but declared in favor of there remainder CT
the resolution. He spoke OF u scale of
salaries in keeping with the duties of
the officers. DR.. ]. H. Potts. editor OF
the Michigan Christian Advocate, sup
ported the amended resolution, while Dr.
Hardin. presiding elder OF the Rock
River conference. and DR.. Halloran, OF
Newark, opposed it.
The amended resolution was adopted.
1t was resolved to request every prot
cstant organ In the United States to
read to their congregations the bishops
address delivered to the conference yes
tertiay and containing 5000 words. At
1 D, m. an adjournment wns taken.
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Mining and Trading Company.

Special Dispatch to the Intell!Eenccr,
CHARLESTON. w. Va, May 4.-The
Virginia Mining and Trading Company,
principal office Mt Wheeling, capital
stock of $1,000, of which $500 is paid In,
was Incorporated to-day. The incorpo-
rators are: Charles j. Rawllng, Harry
NJ. Schmidt, Sam. Hugh Brockunicr,
Simon Kline, H. F. Behrens and Ed
ward A. stlfel, all Of Wheeling.
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LONDON, May 4-l1:lo p. m.-The
war office this afternoon issued the fol-
lowing from Lord Roberts dated
Brandfont, Friday, May 4:
"The mounted infantry have gone on
to the Vet river The rest OF the force
will march there tomorrow. The rail-
way has been repaired to this point.
Hunter reports very satisfactory
news-that the passage OF the vaal has
been carried at Windsorton without
opposition"
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rnrlnnh WIn Mest the complalnt.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May Ain
view OF the fact that the justness of
tho complaint Of the captain of the Sea
witch against the British naval om-
GERS. who boarded his vessel, of the
coast OF Portuguese East Africa, cnn be
determined only by an inquiry made
upon the scene where the boarding
took place, II Is said at the state de-
partment that some time must elapse
before the facts can be known here.
Tho officials have not the lenst DOUBT
that the British government VIII meet
The complaint in the proper spirit anu
strictly observe the requirements OF ll-
ternntlonal law respecting poaruihB
rights
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Brazil Celebrating Her Discovery.

RIO JANEIRo. May 4.-The celebra-
tlon Of the fourth centenary OF the
discovery Of Brazil, which began yes
terday, is in progress to-day, amid
great popular enthusiasm. Yesterday
the president, DR.. Campos SALES, un-
veiled at Bahia n monument in honor
OF Pedro Alvarez de Cabral. Congrat-
ulatlons have been received by the gov
crnment from Emperor William, King
Humbert and the pope.
To-day the president went on board
the visiting Portuguese and Italian
cruisers,
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Dwelling Houses Burn.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
BUCREIANNoN, W. Va, May A.
Fire destroyed the dwelling house occu-
pied by NJ. E. Bennett, a section hand,
and owned by A. NJ PoundstOne, this
morning. 1t originated in the attic from
n defective nue, and was discovered In
time by the nelghbors who assisted Mr..
Bennett in saving his effects. Loss.
about $500; insurance $3.50.
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PITTSBURGH, Mya "A combina-
tlon to be known as the American Sheet
Metal Company, is being organized with
n capital of S5O,COOOOO, and a meeting
will be held In Canton, Ohio, Monday to
complete the organization. The COM
blne takes in twenty-ninc plants
throughout the country. The total
number being thlrty-hve.
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gundry oivil Approximation Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May l-The
house made fair progress to-day with
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
completing seventy-three of the 1872
pages of the bill. Much of the time to-
day was consumed in an effort of the
members of the naval committee to
cripple the coast and geodetic survey
In retaliation for the refusal of the
house to agree to their recommends
ton when the naval bill was before the
house to place the survey of the waters
of our lnsular possessions in the hands
Of the navy.
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Fell and BROKE His pack.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va, May -
Samuel Walden, wealthy merchant of
CoolyIlle. Ohio. near here, was instantly
killed this afternoon. while construct
ing a private telephone line from hfs
home to his store. Mr.. Walden. who
was at the top of a twenty-five foot
pole, lost his hold and fell to the
ground, breaking his back.
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Caneht Retween Boz Cars.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIgencer.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, May A.
chauncey Henderson. an employe OF the
clarlsburg high grade shale brick COM
pany, while attempting to cross the
tracks near the old Baltimore & Ohio
depot here, was caught between two
box cars, and instantly killed. He was
a single man, and about thirty-hve
years Of age.
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Arrested for swindling.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
PARKERsBuRG. w. Va. May "A.
NJ. Collins, salesman for the Chicago
picture company, of Pittsburgh. was ar
rested here this afternoon, charged
with swlndling H. c. Craig. of Marlet-
ia, out of a considerable sum of mo-
ney. Money answering the descrip-
tion OF that stolen from Craig was
found on Collins. He was taken to
MARIETTA this afternoon for exnmina-
tion. Collins gives his home as Bald-
more.
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Fruit Suffers by Frost.

sDeclal Dispatch to the IntellIgencer
PARRERsBURG, w. Va, May A.
Last night was the coldest on record
for May, the temperature falling to
1h rty degrees. Early vegetables, can
telopes and watermelons will be total
loss, and peaches, plums and other
fruits are reported badly damaged. The
financial loss to truck farmers and fruit
growers through out the entire valley
is very heavy.
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1Tnnnfnctnrers Of alnss Meet.

PITTSBURGH, May 4.-The national
association of manufacturers OF pressed
and blown glass ware in session here,
elected the following officers: President,
James Glllender, Philadelphia; vice
president, w. s. Brady Moundsville,
w. Va; treasurer. j. D. Wilson, Taren-
tum, Pa; secretary, W, A. b. Dalzell,
Findlay, Ohio.
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new CREED NEEDED.

Rev. Pollock Says No One Believes
in the Doctrine of Predestination.
Divorced People Have no Right to
Re-Marry.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
BUCKHANNoN, W. Va, May A.
Buckhannon pastors this week stirred
their congregations with sermons along
unusual lines. Rev. Pollock, OF the
Presbyterian church, preached on the
revision of the creed Of that church and
said that this was house cleaning time
and the Presbyterian church had drag
ged its antique furniture to the front
veranda, and, as usual, had gotten thu
wrong side to the public. He is in
favor Of a revision OF the confession OF
faith or a short Irenlc creed, and said
that the doctrine Of predestination could
well be omitted, as no one believed It
and no minister preached It. Mr.. Pol
lock said 1t was not so much a revision
of creed the church needed, as a revis-
ion of life.
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counon,es Seized with Panic

LONDON, May 4.-The Gazette to-
night contains General French's report
of the disaster to the Suffolk regiment,
January 5, which he attributes entirely
TO the fact that majority OF the four
companies OF the regiment engaged
were seized with panic, and retired. He
pays high tribute TO the officers OF the
regiment, and the men who remained
with them.
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Withdrnw Frorn the SUE.

PTTTsBURGH,M May 4.-The executive
board Of the window glass workers as
sooiatIon at meeting here adopted II
resolution Withdrawing as party to the
suits entered against certain glass firms
In Indiana for alleged violation OF the
state antitrust laws. This practically
means TINT these suits will be dIscon-
tlnued and that the American Glass
Company can do business in Indiana
without opposition from the glasswork-
ers assnelatIpn.
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LONDON, May tin the house OF
lords to-day, the Earl OF Portsmouth,
Liberal Unionist. called attention to
tho publication OF splon Kop dispatches
which he said had aroused n depth
OF strength and feeling difficult to ex-
nggerate. The secretary for war, tho
MARQUIS OF Lansdowne, In defending
the publication Of the dispatches. said
II was the only course open to the gov
prnynpnt
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Goes After Divorced People.

DR.. Lane, of the U. b. church, took
for the subject Of his discourse, What
does the New Testament say OF di-
vurces and divorced people ramarry-
ing?" The doctor condemned divorces
and said that the remarrylng OF di-
vorced people was crime against GOD
and man, and that the minister who
sanctioned these ceremonies were de-
llberate vlolators of Gods command
and with word cast shadow upon
purity. He termed the practice a blot
from hell" and gave as the remedy that
the ministers refuse to ofilcIate at che
ceremonies where one Of the parties is
a divorced person and that the people
cause to be enacted a uniform divorce
law, which will be safeguard to the
home and purity of the nation.
Both sermons have caused no little
comment.
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DO \ 10 the FrneElnr Polnt.

PITTSBURGH. May 4.-Therr was a
heavy frost in this section last night
and nnothpr tonight. Reports OF dam
age to the fruit crop, vegetables and
flowers are coming in from all dircc-
tlons, but Just what devastation was
wrought, cannot yet be estimated. Last
night the mercury dropped to the'fTcez-
ing point and fingered there for quite
q while,
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LONDON, May l.-The masters and
amateur chess tourney was concluded
tonight at the City OF London chess
club, Lee drew his adjourned game with
Blackburne. and Ward and Mason dis
posed OF Jones. The prizes were award
ed an follows: Tclchmann. first; Guns
berg and Mason divided second and
third, and Ward took the fourth.
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vonowba q 5richlgan Advances,

NEW YORK. May 4.-Thare WAS nc
spoelnl news to account for the three
point advance in Knnawha 4 Mlehi-
gon The stock was bought up by
pbllndclphln houses to-day nud es'sliy
adyauced on the buying. Tho majority
of tbp stock is held by the Toledo
ohio Central, only about $1,000 shaTes,
being held by outsiders.
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maritime nations Of the world, extend
Ing the Geneva conference regulations
to naval warfare. These regulations
have long applied to war on land and
under the treaty hospital ships viii be
under the same protection as hospital
tents and buildings on land.
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REACTION NECESSARY
From the Abnormal Excitement and
Expansion Of Prices TO Continued
Prosperity = Large Exports pf

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Reaction Brings ne" ou.lH''S'
The reduction In prices OF iron atio
steel and their products mas gone IaF
enough to brins out rlucn new Ous,- ,,
ness. AT the end of last week cut nails
were reduced forty-fve cents per kes
and In plates ana oars so.l'swLlat iO'.sl
prices nave oeen reported. FIlves Aut' ,-
shaets nave not YET Oeerl lllneu, S1s .N
pipes and TUBES there Is SoIl'e Stel1,'s'
with larger business IN renee anu Ut'SI
wire since the reuuc'iOn' MOI ..tL u
Bessemer pig Is reported, tue eS9oot
ton still asking W. W. Wtliie e'lsSstH ~ pls
Is oflered at FlttSourSn Delow RSo' u-.0
local Forge Is lower at W. Win e1SVst"
at Sls 10 chicago iocAl c0Ao li',S ue-
chned 30 cents ana southern ,i'o, 80
ern markets are irresul'lr WIN SLOwl.S
belief that an output eAceeulhs con-
sumption wiil reuuee pEl'eS unl, W.
demand again expands tnere ny ~
foreign contracts lor pls penG.ns i.'I... ~ ~.
important sales OF hnisls3 pE0aISss ..,s ~
export nave Deen inaa ~ nS.po
ward better aqlusllnen' , .,n ..t-' 80 a..,. -
quopeu - per ton wv. - : '.-1,,,.-
ago. ana ah'llraleiVe e0Hll ii''1 -
clined'
Market tor S00uS Ulsst.''1'
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, May A.
Mayor Smith has been taken to ClncIn-
natl for treatment in a private sanl-
tarium. His mental condition is very
critical.
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WASHINGTON, May 4.-At the eabla
net meeting to-day considerable time
was consumed In discussing the new
Hawaiian and Porto Rico acts. Sec.
Otis, in which he stated that he would
sail for the United States May 5.
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Mnvements o. steamshipg.

HAMBURG-Arrlved: Pretoria, FROM
New York, via Plymouth and Cher
bourg.
HAvRE-Arrlved: La Touraine, FROM
New York.
NAPLES Kaiser Wilhelm
H.. from New York. for Genoa, and pros
cnnhnh-
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LADYsMITH. May 4,-Thc Beers
have shifted their guns on the range
OF hills facing the British in front Of
Elandslaagte, and have posted 4 Long
Tom on the hill in the direction OF wes-
gn1'g NclS
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BRABANT'S CAMP. Tuesday tby
runner TO nE)-Brabant's division
now occupies n strong position on
range OF hills on the Ladybrand road,
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postmnsters Confirmed,

WASHINGTON. May l.-The senate
to-day confirmed the following nomina-
t;ons Of Ohio postmnsters;
p Ileuacl. shrcyc; T, q Moore
parneayillc; Z. s. Chaucclc, jrr EN-
wood.
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pessnnt Uprising auOlled.

SOFIA. Bulgaria, May 4.-The peas
ant rising ut Rugtchuli has been qucll-
cd by the troops. The rlng-lenders have
fed TO ROumanla,
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The temperature yesterday as observed
by c, Schnepf. druggist, corner OF Market
ana Fourteenth streets. was as folloWS'
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Movement Of Steamship

NEW YoRK-Arrived; Norge, cOs
penhagen.
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For Western Pennsylvania, West Vlr~
rinla and Ohio Fair and warmer Satpr-
day and sunday; winds shifting to freSh
southerly.
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REORGANIZATION BILL

Passes the ssnate-Military Circles
Consider It the Most Important of
the session-Miles to be Ideutep-
ant General.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05

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