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'thc straightforward stateHmanlike meas
unes proposed and said he thought the
government would be met Ia no grudgng
spirit In prosecuting Its financial propp-
sltions VERY property" he added, "a
considerable proportion OF the burden
would fall on the shoulders OF the In
come taxpayers"
Timothy Healy. Irish Nationalist, pro-
tested against ireland having TO pay any
thing toward the government expenses,
explaining that their taxes should BIO
spent In ireland Lot the diamond stock
brokers', said Mr. fIealy, those who are
making money out OF the war, pay tho
cost"
Sir william Vernon Harcourt liberal,
lcomplimented the chancellor Of fhe ex-
lchequer ON the sounduess OF his financial
principles but said the country wsuld I'LL
ltimately pay large part OF the cost OF
fighting for liberty and for freedom so
that then there is a prospect OF million
aires like Mr.. Belt and Mr. Rhodes
having the taxation OF the Transyaal al
their own disposal OF course the gov
eminent would not think OF expressing
by centralized taxation from England,
and while England Is now taxed for the
war II would be interesting to know how
the government intends to realize on
Aut Nhtut hlAotl tApNNAdNiVh VI AhN eNiN
tlemen who Will be putting millions into
their pockets as a result OF the war How
are these men 20 hs made to pay2'
John Redmond nationalist leader. said
tho Irish members regarded the war as
immoral and were bound to stand against
the proposals OF the government. He
characterized the proposals as IAN In
iquitous budget designed to uphoH an in
iquitous war"
Sir Michael Uick-- pnorh tn cIoaino Tho
debate. thanked the house for the recep-
tion given 10 the proposals and snld the
government hoped for an early conclusion
of the war.
The house OF commons then adopted the
budget proposals.
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CONTROL OF PHILIPPINES.
A hiii Giving the President and Con-
ErNAS the RnYcr

Washington, March 5.--The senate COM
mittee on Philippines decided to report the
hill introduced by Senator Spooner (wis.)
for control OF the Philippines, Senator
Lodge, chairman OF the committee made
the report to the senate. The bill is as
follows
That when all lnsurrection against the
sovereignty and authority OF the United
States in the Philippine Islands. acquired
from Spain by the treaty concluded in
Paris on the 10th day OF April. 1898. shall
have been completely suppressed by the
military and naval forces OF the United
States, all military aud civil judicial pow
ers necessary to govern the islands shall
unless otherwise provided by congress.
be vested in such person and persons or
shall be exercised in such manner as the
president Of the United States shall d.
rect, for maintaining and protecting the
inhabitants of said islands In the free
endowment OF their liberty. property and
religion"
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tigate the report that guns, arms and
ammunition of the State have been re-
moved by W. S. Taylor. or by his orders
to certain officers of the State, to London,
and If said reports are found to be true,
the said committee shall at ONE prepare
an act authorizing General John b. Castle
man to purchase all the necessary guns
and equipments to replace said material
illegally removed and he is authorized TO
summon 10 arms aud equlpia sufficient
army of State militia to recofer all OF the
guns and other ammunition 30 taken and
replace the same in the state arsenal;
and. further the sum OF Sd50000 be and
is hereby appropriated by tie general as
sembly of the commonwealth of Kentucky
to carry out the provisions bf said act and
that the auditor OF the State shall Jvaw
his warrant on the State treasurer FOR
the sum necessary to carry out tho pro-
visions of the act.
The resolution went oyer until tomor-
row
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diSphtch published by the Morning Post
says: 1T has been effected at cost OF
upward Of 5000 officers and men IN an
army only $500 strong"
He goes on to pay q high tribute TO
Cir Redysrs Butler. emphasizing the con-
fidennc his men had in him. without
which the enterprise could hardly have
succeeded"
OF General Buffers attack on February
~, Mi. Churchill said: Considered In it,
self. It was = masterpiece. soundly con-
qeived, boldly launched and skillfully
executed" He adds that much also was
Aue to the greatly improved Intelligence
department
MT Churchill points out that the Beers
now hold Van Reenan's pass, but that a
majority Of the Free staters have ac-
companied the Transyaalers northward.
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STATE.

A charter for cotton factory at Bolton
is to be applied for at once,
Engineer Richie has been directed TO
send to the war department nlans for the
Improvement of Buffalo bayou.
Galveston Daughters of tho Republic OF
Texas will observe today as Texas Decora-
ton Day.
Hon w. J. pryam will remain at Austin
fer some time.
Defense in the Dent case surprised the
State bg offering no testimony.
One negro convict stabbed another to
death at Huntsville.
negro killed his wife and another
negro near Chaupell Hill
Receivers have BEEN appointed for the
four San Antonio corporations which ylo-
lated the State anti thrust law.
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me three gentiemen is now holding a high
ofhee. Each has powerful forces at wori,
IN iurthsronce OF his senatorial Aspirations
ana tnere Is put little difference in the DO.
Carmaek are stout advocates az avsrs
proposition laid down by Hon. willian !
Bryan. while Judge snodgrass only dlrars
on the question OF expansion. Along M
line ne Is In harmony with the Mex iniA',
administration. So far Il is anvhod".,
race, but all agree that the Ealsh vii
: close one: The reception accorded coy,
ernor McNillin today was a hattsrlns a.
MS bearers being libsral in expression ~ y,
approval Of his words. '0n 81
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IN MAFEKING.
Dog Soup Is one or ,,. n.,,
of the Carris

N"s soup Is one of the DeIicae,o
OF the Garrison.
loHuon March 5.-Lady Sarah Wilson
wires the Daily Mail from Mafekipe rsh
,uary ~ The Smelling of the town IL
less severe but bullets are more n,o,,,,,,r
women and children are deliberately
a pa.'si, at For this reason. colone, 1,den
dv vmen Is having net work Of trencb :.
T TSs al over the town for pedestrian
nefs are now miles OF these irencSas o.
o ouS N wet weather they are impssslhi I
Ths 20 20, siSks must be run by everyboSv
sc sou rUoG question is becoming diflcni,
horsesp k.tehen has been organized ana
oxen -. Tray dogs and heads and feet of
strictss, utilized The town is on the
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

TAMPA, Fla-Secretary Root and party
sailed for Havana on the Sedgwick
SYDNEY. NJ S. W.--Another death from
bubonic plague has occurred here,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.-For assauIting nm s.
year-old girl at CLYDE, n. C., Sunday after
moon, George Radcliffe was shot to death
bv q mob in thu Jail at Waynesville. n. c.,
carly Monday morning,
MEMPHIS, Tenn.--H. A, Stevenson. tray
cling representative OF the st. Louis Clos
Democrat, was shot and seriously wounded
IN the rotunda OF the Peabody hotel BY Frank
Williamson. a deputy sheriff OF Crittcnden
couutv Ark
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT N
THE TRANsvAAL.

In the house Of commons the report OF
the chancellor Of the exchequer, Sir Mi
chael Hicks Beach showing an expendi-
ture of l5i,0s2,0OO pounds to be provided
for in the budget of 10000, was adopted.
The Boer front south of the Modder
river is eighteen miles long,
strong force of British is marching
north from Kimberley.
The governor of Cape Colony has de-
clared martial law In certain localities.
There is silence regarding the opera
lions OF Lord Roberts.
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interest. Today the matter was settled
by speech delivered by Governor MeMil-
lin TO large gathering at Pulaski, in Giles
county.
In substance. Governor McMillln an
nounces himself candidate for re-electiou
to second term as governor. In regard
20 the senatorship. he frankly states that
ne has an ambition TO serve the State Z
United States senator aud practicaIly
places himself In the attitude Of a candi-
date for thar position In fine. Il may ne
said Mr.. MoNillin is candidate for soy.
ernor and for senator sss
The situation has not come as sur
PRISE out ~ an interesting one. Each Of
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piles Cured without the i

All druggists are authorized ~
manufacturer of PAZO OINTMETl
fund the money where IL fails tocuu
case Of piles no matter Of how logs
ing. Cures ordinary cases in inl
the worst cases in fourier days. .,
plication gives ease and rest. N
itching instantly,
This is new discovery and ! ~
pile remedy sold on a positive uan
no cure no pay. Price 80 cts.
II your druggist don't keep Y ~
send us 80 cts. in postage STAMPS y
will forward same by mail.
Manufactured by Paris Medc!r'
st. Louis. Mo.
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DOMESTIC.

The republican claimant to the Ken
lucky governorship sent a carload OF arms
to London, Ky. A resolution has been in
trodueed in the senate instructing the re-
turn; II not, General castleman is to use
force.
The SUGAR trust declared dividend OF
Ia per cent. This is so per cent de-
crease.
Two men were killed and forty injured
in railway wreck.
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THE OPERATIONS IN LUZON.
CABLE FROM GENERAL OTIS OF y
RECENT ENGAGEMENT.
Americans Lost an Adiutant. Killed
and Several Enlisted Men,
Wounded.

Washington, March General Otis has
cabled the following account of recent
military operations IN Luzon:
Manila March 5.-Bates, with two bat
talions OF the Fortieth and Forty fifth reg
lments, with detachments OF artillery. en-
gineers and signal corps, total 2200 men,
landed troops on the southeast. northwest
and southern coast OF San Miguel bay,
Cemarinos province. to move on Nuova
Caceres in three columns, The only strong
opposition was encountered by Goodwin
and the battalion OF his regiment at Lib
manan, northwest OF Nueva Caceres, God
wins loss was AdIutant Gelehes. died OF
wounds; three enlisted men severely and
Ave slightly wounded. The enemy left
sixty-four dead on the field and many
wounded. who were cared for by our med
h eal officers. Goodwin captured number
OF armed insurgents, eighteen Spanish
/ prisoners thirty rifles aud considerable
ammunition and property. Particulars OF
minor engagements OF other column mo-
/ reported. Nueva Caceres was found prac-
! tlcally deserted Inhabitants are in noun
talns. Troops are now covering important
! points In the provinces Of Camarines, Al
4 bay and Sorsegou Tho navy rendered
most valuable aid In landing troops and
supplies.
Manila. March 5, 5:iS p. m,--cenerai
Bates expedition to Southern Lugon. cou-
slsting OF the Fortieth and Forty -htth
regiments, total OF $500 men, has oecu-
pied Nusva Casceres. province Of south
Camarines; Daet, province OF North Cara
marines. and the neighborlng towns. The
enemy resisted at one point and two
Americans were Killed, including Lieuten-
ant John Gallehar OF the Fortieth regi-
ment. On February 20 the expedition ar
rived at san Miguel bay landed and in
three columns Immediately pushed In
|, land, converging upon Nueya Caoeres and
attempting to control the enemy's routes
CT retreat At Lithuanian, north OF Nueya
Caceras, the enemy was concealed In the
rice field and resisted a battalion OF the
. Fortleth regiment which engaged them at
close quarters with hayonets. After forty
minutes lighting the enemy fled aud
Lithuanian was occupied. The Americans
/, buried sixty~four OF the enemy. whose
total loss In killed and wounded Is eSti-
mated at $40, From Lithuanian the ex-
: petition proceeded 10 Nueva Caeeres, the
gunboat Paragua arriving ten minutes
ahead OF the troops. The town was prac-
, tlcally deserted. The Americans, daily
4 scouting In the vicinity, report that tho
enemy has retreated into the mountains.
n The insurgents around Legaspi and Al
: hany, province of South Camarines, are
harassing the Americans nightly For
eignsrs doing business at Lsgaspi are liy-
Ing on ships In the harbor or in tho
American barracks
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TOM SHARKEY AND FITz
Have Signed Articles for q twenty-five
Round Contest.
FAST AND CLEVER MILL At HOT SPRINGS
,,rrox and Joe Younes Fo"s"
Twenty Rounds to.a Draw--''"'
MT Oakland.

New York, March b,-Tom sharkey ana oo'
Fitsimmons signed articles OF agreement w.
day for twenty-five round bout peiore ~.
club Offering the largest purse Mafqu'S =,
oueensberry rules will govern the men auu
the club is expected to put up forlen "
5000. Bids will be opened at p. M Mo,ol
10. BY All smith at the Hotel Delavan IN 'ni'
city, and the club offering the best inauVo'
ments will receive the award
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RAILROADS.

The officials OF the city and the Inter
national route had a conference regarding
the Preston avenue tunnel.
The International route has ordered
more steel rails.
cheap rates will be made to Galveston
for the visit of the battleships.
a road from Fort Worth to Sabine Pass
is projected.
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TEXAS PoLITIcs.

Chairman Bradley has called the pupulls.
executive committee 10 meet at Waco
March "a.
Republicans are said to be thinking OF
putting out full State ticket in order to
draw attention from tho fght they will
make for congressman.
Mr. Hawley is said TO he the leading
spirit in the republican State convention
at Waco
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( A. r. De Fluent, editor OF the Journal.
Doylestown. Ohio, suffered for number
OF years from rheumatlsm in his right
shoulder and side, He says: MY right
arm at times was entirely useless, 4 tried
chamberlain's Pain Balm. aud was sur
prised to receive relief almost immsdi-
aiely' The Pain Balm has been con-
slant companion Of mine ever since and It
never falls" For sale by all druggists.
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POLITICAL.

There are three candidates for United
States senator in Tennessee.
A Federal office holder is a delegate TO
the National republican convention from
Louisiana.
dinner was rendered Judse Taft in
Cincinnati, at which an anti-expansion
speech was made.
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Co,rMERcIAL.

The transactions in Sugar were the
feature Of the stock market, Bears vera
manipulating IT, and a dividend surprised
them.
Wheat weakened on holders becoming
tired of waiting for demand. Corn was
heavy and 10 oats the selling was better
than the huying.
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THREE ARE FOR SENATOR.

Tennessceans Holding High office
Arc the Candidates.
Nashville, Tenn, March THE sena-
torial race in Tennessee now has three
entries. Governor Benton MeMinin Is an
authorized starter, the contest thus be-
coming three-cornered For some time
Congressman f. W Csrmsek OF the Tenth
district and David L. snodgrass, chief jus-
tice OF the supreme cour, OF Tennessee
hsye been svowed candidates. while. with
no expression from the governor. his
friends have been actively at work IN hts
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0nkinud,

San Francisco March 5.-.onkland results
Weather cloudy; track sloppy.
Five and half furlongs--Tsaline, Pidala
Louise Hayman Time 1:l0ik.
Futurty course-Boundlee, Clarando Orion
Time IL.
Four furlongs-Lucdia. Combermere, Cha
rilo. Time SOY
Mlle-seotch Plaid Silver Tone, Perseus
Time ;4S.
Mile and STANDARDIZATION, Bishop Reed
Morinel Time 1,i5ik
Six furlongs-Ben Ledi, Cormorant Pom.
p.no. Time 1:15it
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WASHINGTON.

The Detroit and Marblehead have been
sent to Central America on account OF the
disturbed conditions there
Senator Davis introduced a free trade
amendment to the Puerto Rican bill
The president sent to the senate tho cor
respondence regarding the Philippines.
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Brief. I'm the Two cnncs.

Louisville, KY, March 5.--lhe briefs in
the cases Of Beckham w. Taylor and IA,
Tor VS., Beckham, involving the question as
to who is legal governor OF Kentucky,
were filed in the circuit court today. Judge
Field has decided 10 devote his npti-o
time to the cases until he has reached a
decision, Judge Jackson 10 preside IN the
law and equity court during this sine \
decision is not expected until the end OF
the week
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MARTIAL LAW.
II Is Proclaimed in Portions of Cape
Coiony.

Capetown, March Sir Alfred Miner
has issued the following proclamation,
Whereas the enemy's forces have in
vaded the districts of Prieska Kenhardt.
Bletztown and Barkley West, and,
Whereas many British subjects have
taken up arms, and.
Whereas II is necessary to repel lnyas-
ION and suppress rebellion now, therefore,
martial law is hereby proclaimed In these
districts.
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Intervtew with stanle,

fIE'ls. March 5.-The London ctrS
ent Of lie Journal wl,es an intervys
Sir Henry NJ, Stsr!ey, in the CO;
which the explorer expressed HIS
confident OF the issue OF the war !
Africa, calculating that 1t would en-
the beginning of July.
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Munitions of War Are Being Sent to Lon
don, Laurel County, Kentucky.
Resolution introduced in the Senate to investigate
and if True, an Appropriation to Supply Cen
eraI CastIeman, is Recommended.
eoe.oee.sesee,sessse
ssesesesessossesees

shipment and ammunition to London
A small and other shipments were
hnna ,h orv uns
,ba ,ous
county this morning his brother Aon Taylor
published shipments
demand the return
be and the re-
Of investigation
$4,000 guns
call sufficient
those in possession Of them
followed reading
resolution, which day.
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ropAY.s ENTRIES.

one Mile. selling-Manlius, 101; Bequeath,
Brass. 106; sun God, Phldias, 104; Aeushla,
Nellie Prince. 102: Scottish Grit, l01; Claroba,
Althea. 80; Prince Real, 50; Sorrel Rose, 30;
Clara NJ, 81.
Two miles. seling-Banquo II, 1O5 Rush
fields 1902; Postum. 1907 Governor McHenry,
Shinfane, 95; Senator Gibson. 90
Mile and a half, handicap, hurdles-Cheese-
mite 1851 Glover Vend.g, 1886; seidcnbach,
Theresa H.. Bleakmore, 1872.
Six furlongs, handicap Himtlne ITO; Jim
Gore II, 1903, Alvin w, 100; Alex, Myrtle Van,
&c. Tom Collins, Wax, 80; Diana Fonso 81;
Inlook, 81.
112; Judge steadman, wild Tartar Arquebus,
1903; Chopin, Mailer, Clarence b., p!ckwickian
1903; Jenni. f., 107; Northumberland. Nilmah
105.
One mile. seling-Barney F.. Sir Fitz.
hugh. Wedding Guest l22; Rodd, Cast, 119
Sddarth, III; Dinornis, Fasehood, III; Sadie
Burnham, 112.
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McAIllster sirned Win c,o,,,.,.,.,

Fort Worth. Texas March 5.--I,ous Nc.
Allister today signed contract to play with
the Clevelands and will report for nrartice
alarch l5. An effort is being made 10 induce
t li Clevelsnds to come here 10 do their prac.
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New York. March 5.-Poics No
Mott today held Olga Nethersole. u;
Revelle. Marcus Never and TheodoreNl
trial on the charge of presenting anin
plsy C'Sauho'D at Wnllack's thessf
was fixed at $500 each,
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THE RACES.
New Orlcnn

New Orleans March 5.-TfHcK iah" w
suits:
Six Acknowledgement wedding Guest nm
ished second, but was disqualfed), Aqua Ih-
dee. Time 1;15h. NJ. pa,no
Seven furlongs-Cherry Head looe r"'He'
]. E. Cline Time 1:21A.
Mile and an eghth-Donnn Rita, limp, Pa'
Garrett. Time l56h. .,
Mile and halt-Sidney Lucas, strangcst'
Kyrat. Time 2:44&. -,
1:HA.
Six and a half furlongs-Lady Callahan
Maggie Davis. Tyran. Tine 1:22
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San Angelo. Texas, March 5.-The San An
cello Gun club claims date April 20 and "a for
state shoot. Reduced railroad rates good
tor fYc days have been applied for
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DECLARED A DRAW.
Murray and Youngs Touaht TyYept
ROUNDS nj Hot Snrinrs

Rounds ut Hot Springs.
Hot Springs, Ark. March 5-The fight be-
tween Jimmy Murray of Cincinnati and Joo
Youngs of Buffalo before the Hot Springs
Athletic club here this afternoon proved to be
a fast and clever mill from start to finish.
Both men were on their feet at the end OF
the twentieth round, and the referee decided
the hight a draw. II was give and take
throusnout the twenty rounds and both men
received 10. Of punishment About I010
spectators were present, including dozen
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FIFTY-sIxTu CONGRESS.

The senate.-The QUAY case and tho
hranclal measure We're discussed.
The House Miscellaneous business Of
a minor character was disposed Of
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In the Tenth nnnnh

Buffalo. ~ y March DAN Creedon
the Olympia club tonight. AN az
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SPORT.

Tom sharkey and Fitzsimmons have
signed articles for twenty-five round
bout.
Jimmy Murray and Joe Youugs fought
twenty round draw at Hot Springs.
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MobnIEation -, 49,.

London, March s-rhe mohili,a,,,n
q, py To'll heei began yesterday evening
' Fifteen battleshins arrived.
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The Leading
Specialist.
For over 30 years pk i
TON HATHAWAf. ~ NM "

Specialist. leading specialist Of is s..l
try. His practice has been for years largel,..
OF all other specialists combined. ~ csa@
sorts Of diseased Conditions have been lhs =, -
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His fame has spread Into every town ana w ", \
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months later have returned 10 him In fuost "
health - give him their thanks X
All Chronic Or Hathaway treats ~ W.
diseases diseases. those peculiar " vi III
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advice, ether a his cffee or by mall 4.
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Cure Sick Headache, Bill
icusness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
s'sp'sst ~ q asoa tco', Lowell xssa
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Brussels, March 81 The Trsnsvaal
agency here confirms the statement that
President Kruger is ready to corcaao
pea win Great Britain on the basis OF
tS Ne inaSpenaence OF the two republics ana
to the bitter end The agann,, , Si,
that the Afrikander element in Cane ne Co e
low annexation. 'Ae' tnan al