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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Pass Resolutions on the Death of Air.
Cannon.

Cannon.
a WeIl-atfended meeting OF the Bar As
ISOLATION was held at u o'clock yesterday
al lis headquarters in the City Han for
the purpose of taking action upon the
death OF Mr. Henry G. Cannon
Captain Charles L. Williams called the
meeting to order, and on motion OF
Judge e. c. Minor, Judge j.
c. Lamb was called to the chair. and
Captain Hunsdon Cary was made secre-
tary.
Judge Wexford moved the appointment
of a committee 10 draft suitable reso-
lutions in memory OF Mr. Cannon, and
the chair named the following gentlemen:
Judge b r Wexford. Jr-, Judge L. L.
Lewis, Major Charles S. Stingfeiio1,
Judge ". J. Leake, Major a r Court
ney, Messrs. c. V Meredith, Jackson
Guy, s. Rand Wexford, q. B. Guigon,
Judge E. c. Minor. Major Robert Stiles
ana Mr.. ". ". Henry.
The committee retired, and upon its re-
turn. Judge Wexford. on behalf OF the
committee presented a set of resolutions
highly eulogtstic of Mr.. Cannon
After eloquent speeches by judge Well
ford Major Charles S. StrinSfelloW,
CAPTAIN Hunsdon Cary, Major A. +.
Courtney, Major Robert Stiles, Captain
Charles L. Williams and Mr. Allen @.
Collins, the resolutions We're unanimous
II adopted
The chair appointed the following gan
tlerrerl 10 lay the resolutions before the
several courts Of dle city and HenrIco
county
Circuit Court, Mr.. Hill Carter: Law and
Equity Court. Mr.. Allen G. Collins; Hus-
tfnss Court. Judge D. c. Richardson;
Henrieo Circuit Court, Hon G. r SANDS;
Henrico County Court, Mr.. IL NJ Smith
Jr.: Supreme Court of Appeals, Major
A r. Courtney; Federal Courts, Juose
l. l. Lewis.
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cause a widespread regret among the
faculty and student body. Some few weeks
ago he vas highly honored by the Mu Sig
ma Rho Literary Society as its final presi-
dent and by the college at large as the
soliditorian OF the class of 1865.
Mr. Moses was constant contributor 10
the College Messenger
Mr. Moses is the master of an excellent
style, which is very plain and unaffected
yet forceful- Ar. Moses is also q speaker
OF ability.
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Good TeInnIars to Meet.

A meeting of the Good Templars and
those interested viii be held Tuesday night
ar s O'Clock in Pickett Camp Hall. The
object Of the meeting is 10 establish a
lodge in this city and will De addressed
by the Grand Chief Templar, Rev w F
Sheppard, of Clsremont and the Grand
Secretary, Mr. George ". Hawkhurst, OF
FAILS Church
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Proved To be Snallnos.

Dr. Mcclure Newton returned from
Northumberland county last night, where
diagnosis of supposed cases of SMALLPOX
existing in one of the towns. DR. Newton
found only one case. and the, victim has
been Isolated and quarantine es1ab-
Hshed-
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Very truly yours,
Slt-1 j. = Il IN,
President Il ? * 2. Co


AEREE8E E2IT REACHED.
This morning there was a conference be-
tween he interested parties and the
following agreement was arrived at:
Agreement Between ]. =. Patton. Presi-
Power Company ana Is. r Selden.
Receiver Of the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company, made this
9Th day Of June, 1900:
/ Il Is agreed that cor the next ten
days the condition Of the poles, wires and
electrical equipments Of tlla Richmond
Passenger and Power Company in the
cities of Richmond and Manchester and
those OF The Richmond and Manchester
Railway Company in said cities shall
remain as they are at present, except that
the Receiver shall have The right u make
his connections al Seventh and Hull
Streets. IN The city Of Manchester. with
The TWO i5nes Of the Richmond ana Man
chester Railway Comr any, and 10 run such
cars as he may deem proper upon the
44ull-Street line Of the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company.
.. That The receiver shall use The
tracks RI the F:scf2no1d Passenger and
Power Curnpany between Seventh and
Franklin and Seventh and Cay Streets,
Sn TIE city Of R3chniand. under such terms
and compensation Is WAS fixed in the
award made several years ago by the old
companies
, The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company is to have tlas right 10 continue
TO use The tracks Of the Richmond and
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Awarded a Scholarship.

At the annual meeting of the trustees OF
Clark University, AR Josiah Moses, OF
this city, was awarded a fellowship In that
institution The recipient of this very
high honor is an alumnus OF our local high
school and an II. 4. of Richmond College.
Mr.. Moses departure from the college viii
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[Signe6.}
or for Eurnnc.

Rev r. +. Bennett. pastor Of ST. James
Methodist Episcopal church. expects to
san in company with Prof F. L. Bruce. Of
Emory and Henry College for England and
the Continent, leaving New York June 16ta.
They will make their European tour
awfaeel and will witness the Passion Play
al 0beranaemergan, Bavaria.
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or for the North.

Mr. c. P. Cardwen viii ieate so-morrow
for Boston. yhere he Will remain for
shout week MIR. CaraweN has not been
q the best of health OF late. and hopes
ID be benefited by the "trip North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10

Mrs Susan Pendleton Lse and Miss
Pendleten, who have been at Mrs. Du-
rai's have gone 10 Virginia Beach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10
BONDS FORFEITED
IN PETERSBURG
Contract With New Railroad is Not
Completed.
TIME MAY YET BE EXTENDED
A.P. Hin Camp Irausnrates a Move
ment TO Erect q Confederate Mon
u,nent in Petersbur:-sitcs
Being Discussed.
TIME MAY YET BE EXTENDED

PETERSBURG. VA, June especial
The couuci! aald no meeting tonight for
want OF quorum. Tomorrow is the last
day for the completion OF the Richmond,
Petersburg and Carolina branch OF the
Seaboard Airline Railway Company
under Dewitt Smiths contract with the
city OF Petersburg.
The road has not been completed, ae-
cording 10 the fua terms of the contract.
and the s1G0 Co IN bonds held by the city
as security viii, therefore, be forfeited.
Il is not known definitely what effect ti2e
adjournment OF the Council tonight
without action viii have. bur II is believed
that another meeting VIII be called. and
the time for the completion of the road
extended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10

English Torchon Edges and Inssrt,ngs,
IL 10 inches wide. Sc. yard
Point de Paris Edges, new patterns.
10. IL Il and 15c.
Straight and Wave Insertings, to match
II L.: IL. and zoe
yalenciennes Edges. with insertions to
match. new patterns, 20. 30. so, and
.JC. piece
Narrow Black ChantiIly Lace, new pat
terms. ;. S 1-3 10. and 12c.
Narrow Russian Laces, new ideas. Ii
to IL inches wide, 10 to SOC yard.
Wave Insertions. to match. 70 to 81 .e5.
Point de Gene and Planen AlIoverS,
.5e. TO $3.50 yard.
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Ribbons
At OuiCk-ho~sna Prices.

Embroidered white Polka-Dot Black
Velvet Ribbons. 4ac
5-inch Polka-Dot Satin Tafeta Ribbons,
full line co1ors 59c-
5-inch Corded Douole-Face Satin Rib
bons, 49c.
1-inch PoIka-Dot and Fancy Ribbons.
for ties, light and dark colors. 10 and
IL he
Zoe grade No Daisy Ribbon. Sc. piece.
5-inch Fancy and Corded Ribbons. White
only 30 and 49c
About 100 pieces Fancy Ribbons new
patterns. the IS and soc. grade. 25c-
Full line Black Velvet Ribbons.
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Some Special Corset Bargains

Amerfcan Iadv Corsets long waists.
sizes % and 26c were 81, now 69c.
". E. VentiIator CoTsets. long waist.
sizes %. %, and %, were 81, now 6oc
Warmers medium waist, size IS only,
were 81 .25, nov G9c.
French Woven Corsets, long waist,
sizes IS, 10. and p, were 81 and s1-&, now
' lot 2-a.75 grade c. 3. and Warmers
Corsets. long waists. sizes 70, %, q. ..
Lot SER. & and C. summer Corsets.
sizes 10 20 and "a the s. grade, sI.23,
Tor .-P d CorsetS. sizes Is. IS. ., "a
ard %. the s1.75 grade, now $50,
Childrer-s Cpderwaists. TO years,
sizas % g "a % IS, q. IS, and 80, former
price SOC. now 25c-
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THE VETERANS.

TIE Y Fl tfN<t-SS-
A p Eli Camp mas appointed a com
rairtee 10 formulate plans for the "a SIG
of money necessary 10 erect monument
to the memory OF General A p. Hi
Nsssrs. Robert Gillian lchairmanl. Gea-
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CTeDOnS.
50 Crepons now $3.50.
s1.5o Crepons. now Csc.
81 Crepons now 69c-
75c. Crepons now i9c.
Man,S furnishings.

s125 and $3.50 quality Mems Negligee
Shirts this seasons styles, now SOC.
s. Mems Negligee Shirts. sizes 10 and
u only, now zoe
Soc Hemstitched All-Linen Handker-
chiefs now 3. !-2c.
-5c. Elastic Seam Jeans Drawers, SOC.
pair
Sis Madras Pajamas now csc.
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Tailored Suits.

Gray Homespun and English Tweed
Suits. reduced from $3.50 and SIS (they
cannot be sent on approval or exchanged
TO 1856.
Plaid Homespun Skirts, reduced from
S. TO 81. 80.
P K skirts. Handsomely braided in
Black, embroidery, insertion, &c, re-
daced from IS and Sc to sI.SS.
P. K Suits, Elton jacket. reduced from
81 10 81 9s. Cannot be sent on approval
or eXchanged.)
Crash and Denim Walking Skirts, re
duced from $3.50 TO CSC.
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Richmond. Va. June

B. 7. Seiaea, Esq, Receiver
r and IL Railway Company, city
Dear SIR
Yours bearing date june 6th was handed
ne iate last night. al the game time the
order aTT1oislRs You Receiver of that, the
Richmond and M2ncaeEtez Railway Com
soany was served upon me.
OF course, it Is my intention 10 carry
oar the order Of the court and to obey the
same. II carrying out these orders II
vii be lie aim OF this capl.,an- 70 do 80
in suca manner as % occasion The least
Inconvenience 70 the public.
] viii meet J'ou At The office Of the
Richmond, Passenger anx Power Company
Al suca lime as may Suit your conr-ni-
ence Tor carrying ont the orders Of the
court Al he Same time we can discuss
the arrangements suggested in your letter
and s=A = cannon arrive some con-
clusioa thai xii give The public the least
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10
AH-0ver White Laces
from 4oc. to So
MattInus! Matt!nqs!

The best makes Of Chinese Mattinss, in
neat effects and coiorings, closely-woyen.
pliable and glossy straw, having all the
desirable qualities Of beauty, durabii y
and chRapness.
Prices range from he 10 ;;3c.
over 80 new patterns recently added TO
-
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Car COMPANIES.
REACH AGREEMENT
No trouble Ezis.s Over The Receiver
ship.
FOR TIE Pu8aC,S BENEFIT.
President patton Docs Not Want the
Public 10 suffer Slightest In
nsc.icnec-CoGfcr-
cacc Held
F0R TIE Pu8ac.S BENEFIT.

The pu1lic VII not be in any way incon-
eeaseaced. according 10 III pans Of Major
James =. Patton, president 81 the Rleh-
snond Passenger and Power Company,
cue TO the acsfen OF Judge Wadall IN is
sung an ORDER appointing Major BSFersy
II Seiden rerstcer Of the Richmond and
sfarchesser Hallway Company whose
Zines extend from Highland PARK over the
Free Bridge 70 Forest Hi Park ard
through Manchester
YESTERDAY Major james D. Patton,
president Of the Richmond Passenger and
Power Company. addressed tbs following
letter To Major sSelden:
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EduS.

Tnencement Fans. in silk and gauZe, wood
and ivory sticks. hand-painted. carved
or plain, prices 81, S12o, $50, s., 10
SO.
Japanese Paper Fans.
Our own importation. but a little late
in arriving, cut prices to clean them up
quickly
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leather Goods.

Brollen lots Of Hish-Grade Comhina-
ton Purse and Card-Cases at half-price.
Lot Seal and Alligator Purse and
Card-Cases. former prices SOC, 81, and
s1.25 now 23c-
Lot 2-High-Grade Seal and Alligator
Combination Purse and CaTd-Cases, IS
and $ RurseS now EtSc.
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Japanese Corded Silks.

TIE remainder OF our Soc line, embracing
The choicest designs Of tha season, al
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2 The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company IS to have tls right 70 continue
TO use The tracks Of the Richmond and
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Black Goods.

g Black Examines now $40
$50 Black Examines now SI-29.
81 Black Examines now 13c.
Sl50 Black CamRl's-Eair now 81 10.
81 Black Can1eFs-Hair now Si-13
S125 Pebble Camel's-Hair now soc.
So Satiu-Suiped Grenadine Crepons new
81 as
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ChsteiaIne BAGS,

Sc. Suede Seal and Patent-Leather Bags
now soc,
Horn Alligator Bags, in Gray. Brown,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
EVIDENCE IN CLARK CASE CLOSED
Investigation So Far Has Cost the
GnNcrnncnt .Nbout 81 1000.

Washington. March 3.-Just before
the Adjournment Of the senate cpHmt-
lee on elections YESTERDAY both the
prosecution and the defense in the in
vestgation Of the election OF Senator
CLARK of Montana, announced that
they had concluded the presentation ot.
testimony. ARRANGEMENTS for the arr
gunlent viii be made today. The COM
mitiee reserves the right TO call wit-
nesses in its own behalf, but the feel
ing is general that the arduous part OF
the work is finished, All Witnesses
called by either side have been excused
and many of them left for their homes.
The investigation began on January
: and up to date 100 witnesses haze
been examined. Their testimony viii
ifili between 2.4Go and 1000 pages. The
expense TO the government 50 far has
/ been about S2..ooo.
Washington. March 3.-The senate
icommittee on elections to-day held a
conference with counsel on both sides
4 in The Clark investigation and decided
Ito give them two weeks for preparation
1 of argument to be made in the case
Argument Will begin on the 10th.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
pecoraIes Actors.

Benin. March 3.-'rhursday Emperor
M.flliann. in token Of his appreciation of
their setyiess in connection with the
tirst performance Tuesday night Of
The Iron Tooth at the Royal thearef
gave the Order of the Crown 20 Herr
llessler. the stage manager, and created
for ard conferred upon Herr Malkow-
SKY and Fraulein Poppe two of the
principal performers the rank of royal
court actors,
In the case Of Herr Molenar. however.
MS majesty made 9 notable exception,
entirely omiuins him from the list of
favors. altho every one admits that
Molenar inipetsonated the rebellious
Berlin burg0master in mastery style.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
WHERE HORSES WENT TO.
Many Were Eaten and some of Them
starved to Death.

London. March 8. The Standard
publishes the following dispatch from
Ladysmith. dated Thursday. March i:
THE once Ciashing cavalry brigade
has practically ceased to exist. AT the
beginning Of the Year we had 300
horses and 1900 in,tlss. Before the end
OF January we could only find LOO
horses; he others had either been con-
verted into joints, soups and sausages
sor had been left 70 forage for thens-
selves. These poor. enaciated animals
We're one of the painful sights Of the
siege.
Had we possessed an unlimited
We might have made the position more
cept from dire necessity there We're on
Feb. 10, only forty rounds LETT FOR each
naval gun, While the supply for the
field artillery would have been ex-
hausted IN il couple OF minor engage
ments. Fortunately the Beers We're ig-
n.rant of the true state of affairs. Had
they known our real weakness they
might have displayed greater daring
with results whichnow that We are
safe--Nie can venture to contemplate.
We We're Victorious solely because of
mastery inactivity.
The bombardment WAS heavy, but
Ion the Whole Ineffective. Ii is estimated
+ that during the Investment about T.
900 shells We're thrown into the town,
1 an average of three tons of explosives
idaily. Yet we mad only thirty-five men
Killed and lss Wounded our greatest
| losses were from disease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
POPE RECEIVES PRELATEs..
Expresses Hope That tho War in
south Africa VIII Soon Cease

Rome. March 3.-The pope yesterday
afternoon received in the throne room
the members of the Sacred College and
the Roman prelates. who presented his
holiness with congratulations upon the
occasion OF his birthday. The pontiff 5
reply was read by Mgr. Miseitatei!i. Af-
ter thanking the prelates for their
wishes as to his health, the pope dwelt
on the divine mercy which sometimes
makes use of the weakest to guide,
during many years, Peters bark.
He referred to he holy year celebra-
tions and the demonstrations in honor
of C;iordano Bruno. the Italian philoso-
pher attributing the latter TO the work
of Satan. and concluded With express
Ling his keen desire that blood would
cease to flow in South Africa, where
1.-TWO peoples, altho brothers. are slaugh-
tering one another and hoped they
would soon meet and embrace in the
kiss of peace.
british Arms .ivcngc Murders.
Rangoon. March 3-The British puni-
1 tive expedition sent to avenge the muir
Eder in the Monghem district of AIessrs
/ kiddle and sutherland. British com
missioners who had ben engaged in the
deinarkation of the Burmo-Chiness
boundary. has captured the whole groui
of villages implicated in the affair. Six
ty of the villagers have been killed anG
1000 burned.
Riddle and Sutherland We're killec
previous to Feb. IL last British Consu
Lytton was wounded at the same time
but succeeded III escaping from the
Imurderers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03

feageay 9f my husbands persecution
bsen different from the ordinary iife of
seif-f*Sp peeiins Woman Ny saIher
Nsls an inventor. and when l came -
Nely York Nth him aaa With my
inethsf be was n eoinfeitabls circuiri-
stances altho Re net reyerses fl MS
iaftag yeaIs4 aid net e9nie pp % New
York u earn my iNing BY singing in q
church e,irif as is statea IN tho ptshs-
eatlsn ta @hich ] have referred was
educated largely in the city p Knox
s.iia Tenn. and received the usual cd
tutation Of i girl and il addition RS
I'aeived special Instruction IL music. fol
which | had and haze great ieNe.
liked With, my father and ntothst Hk'
1pther giils rlitilsthrir iaath ard sine,
III have asr them ] haze lived foi' ~
most pai7 with my married sisters
When not actually living with tiicin
have ALWAYS hen visited i1y them anS
1 have visited tllena-
Il Is stated also that | have ivef
4 ifsixnfiausly with u sister Wta @as q
idosy. in gorgeous apai.tnlents II up
par New York and The vile insinuatior
rs made trir ne one inqairsd TOO closely
Us 10 the means q elll liyeliaoea car
+ ogneaive of re foundation fer such af
l5ata5cious calaalisy llaive 10 Widowed
I sister. nor havt l ever Dyed luNuriousil
liz gorgeous apartments llNed shorty
4 bafore my marriage atihe same board
ing house with one Of my married SIS
5tsrs, her husband and chil2rsn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
conan Doyie Going to Cape.

Cork, March 3.-The British troop
ship Oriental. with twenty officers and
56S men of the Third royal Scots. seven
officers and 400 men detailed from the
engineers, the Warwicks and the Bor-
derers-all under command OF Col.
Garston-the duke OF Gambridge,s own
regiment dhe Middlesex) and also DR..
Conan Doyle, with l.anshams hospital
corps, sailed yesterday for South Af-
RIGA. Scenes of great enthusiasm at
tended the departure. The officers OF
the Royal Scots included Maj Harry
Scott. Capt. Niscount Buckley. Lord
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
Mrs. Molineux's statement.

New York. March Blanche G. Mol
ineux, the wife OF Roland b. Molineux.
now awaiting elecrocution al Sing
Sing for the murder of Mrs. katherine
j. Adams, last night issued statement
from her home in Brooklyn III reply to
"A recent newspaper publication. IN the
course of which she asserts the inno-
cence of her husband and goes on to
say:
MY life has not prior TO this terrible
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
1n74llaAxQ
GOV. sHAw's RECEPTION.
Receives Members OF the Legislature
at the Snvery House.

Des Moines, March s.-Governor
and Mrs. SHAW assisted by Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. Mlliman. Speaker
and Mrs. Bowen. Secretary and Mrs.
Dobson. Treasurer and Mrs. Herriott
Attorney General and Mrs. Remley ami
members OF tfe governors staff. re-
ceived the members of the 2sth general
assembly. Their aides and friends and
"a few other persons prominent in pub
lie life aud in pes Moines society Mere
entertained at the slavery house last
night. II was the chief social event Of
the legislative session and brought out
the beauty and fashion. as We'll IS the
political forces. If the state. About
400 people accepted invitations and IL
was one Of the most notable gatherings
Of the sort in several years. The wives
of the members We're nearly all pres
emf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
PRESENT TO LouBET.
First of the Lafayette Dollars Given
to President OF France.

Paris. March 3 Robert ]. Thompson
secretary OF the l4afays tie monulnenI
commission. as special commissioner
af the United States representlng Me
kinley and in his name presumed
President l.oubet this morning with
the first of the Lafayette ieliars which
Was enclosed IN a easket costing ST.
00o The presentation took place at the
t,lySee palace
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
Mother kills mcr Babe.

selma Ala, March B. Mrs foy, wife
Of a farmer at Rosebud, killed her D
weeks -old baby because she was cross
eyed She says she gave il two big
doses Of kerosene and then smothered 1t
with pillow. she is supposed to be In
SANE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03
Jus1ice Phillips llI.

HilIsboro li.. March s.-Jesse j.
Phillips, justice Of the supreme court of
Illinois. is seriously i'll at his home
mere, and his attending physicians ex-
press no hope of his recovery. For ten
suffering from pneumonia and heart
trouble. He spits blood constantly and
is gradually sinking. His physicians
say they do not expect him to survive
longer than two or three days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-03

probably Will require the whole of Gen.
Buffers army to dislodge the enemy if
he elects to dispute the election. Con-
seuuently comparative inaction is ex-,
ipected in Natal pending the rehabilta-
ton of Gen. Whites enfeebled forces.
There is great satisfaction in London
because of Gen. Buffers announcement
that food and medical supplies are
pouring into Ladysmith, for it shows
that it was no empty reinforcement by
Lord Dundonald which Gen. Butler sig
nailed to eagerly waiting Englishmen.
CRONJE ARRIVES IN CAPE TOW n.
by Gen. Forcsticr-W al!Scr.
Cape Town. March s--Gen Pietrus
Cronje has arrived in Cape Town. He
was met at the station by Gen. Sir
Frederick Forester Walker and the
secretary Of Sir Alfred Miner, the
British high commissioner. There was
no public demons.ra ton.
Gen. Cronje, who was accompanied
[ by Gen. Prettyman walked briskiy and
confidently along the station platform.
Stout. hardy-look;ng and shabbly
dressed he is a typical representative
of the colonial farming class, the near
est approach 10 which in America is
found in the typical farmer of the
western states. His wife is of slight,
why form, and her face yesterday was
drawn as by mental suffering. She
WAS dressed in black Gen. Cronje 5
grandson and a colored serving. boy ac-
Icompanied the party. On the train the
| little black was all the time cllrleu VI