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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
WILD WITH JOY.
People of London Cheer Madiy over
Mafckiun'S Relief.

LONDON, May $3.50 P. M--The dis
uatch announcing the relief OF Matching
was posted outside the Mansion house
and the news rapidly spread A ais
crowd collected and at this hour all tue
streets in the neighoorhooo are at'ea"S
resounding with cheers
The War Office at 8 O'Clock had an
nounced that no news had been received.
but al, $40 the Lord Mayor, MI a. j.
Newton, in his official robes OF office, an
nounced the joyful news to the crowd out
side.
The Lord Mayor was accompanied by
the Lady Mayoress to the frcnt OF the
Mansion House, where an immense poE-
trait of Colonel Baden-PoweN was dis
played bearing the inscription: 'Mafehlhs
relieved
While the attendants were waving Union
Jacks the Lord Mayor briefly sdasessed
the assemblage, SAYING:
II wish your cheers could reacn MALE
king
Here the speech was interrupted by re
doubled cheering and the singing OF Ruie
britannia" after which the Lord Mayor
remarked:
I'VE never doubted what the end would
be or that British pluck and courage
would conuueor at last"
The Lord Mayor then led the crowd III
singing God save the t2usSli- diiNi '''i
diers of the Queen" and with renewed
cheering and the waving of flags by the
assembled multitude. and the singing OF
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow, ths
Mayor and his party retired
The masses OF people outside the Man
sion House soon grew TO such dImen-
stons that the police were compelled 10
divert all traffic, omnibuses, etc, through
the side streets.
The cheering is now incessant. the
news was also announced in special
newspaper editions and the tickers III all
of the resorts.
In the west-end leading thoroughfares
were eventually impeded by constant
stream of the populace cheering them
selves hoarse and singing God Save the
Queen" and SOLDIERS Of the Queen
The enthusiasm as this dispatch Is sent
already promises to outrival even ihe
scenes which followed the relief OF Lady
smith.
The dispatch of the Associated Press,
containing the news of the relief OF the
long-besieged place. was sent to the
Houses of Parliament. where it created
great deal OF excitement in the press
gallery and lobbies, and soon began to
be circulated among the members OF the
House Of Commons.
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Election NAV 24 To Call Constitutional Convention vote tor +


will spend Sunday az the far-fanea VIZ
einia resort, taking the Washington boat
to-rnorrow evening and arriving ut the
national capital Monday morning.
The members Of The party express them
selves as much pleased with being IN tne
capitol of the Old Dominion, and are I'M
natiant m visit the many points OF inter
est in and about the city and to make
the trip down the historic James.
From the various members Of the com
r7ittse it seems that they are favorabty
disposed toward Richmond and the I'M
Dr,ovino of the James River, making that
river a true artery of commerce.
I,ittIe. however, can be done this year
besides inspecting the stream and deter
mining one the Improvements needed. Al
the next session OF Congress 1t IS thousat
that a liberal appropriation will undouot-
edlv be made. and the James River IN
provement will prove reality indeed
TEE GUESTS.
The following members of the House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors are in
Hon Theodore E. Burton. Ohio Chair
NAM. Hon r. z. Bishop, Michigan; hon.
Tlhonoas H. F'uque, oregon; Hon. j. II.
pa,-idson Wisconsin; Hon. Albert 5. Ber-
rv. Kentucky; Hon. John H Bankhead'
Alabama: Hon. S. NJ. Sparkman, floEiaA'
Hon Thomas Ii. baIl, ieNaS' iioiI. T., :
Acheson. Pennsylvania; Hon. B. b. Dow
ener. West Virginia; Hon. r. E. Lester,
Georgia: Hon D. a. S. Alexander Ne"
York: Hon. Thomas c. Catchings, MIN
nesota: Mr.. Luman NJ. Ellis. clerk; MI
g. W. Mansfield. assistant clerk, and MI.
James Worrel sergeant-at-arms.
The other members of the Washington
party are: Ms. Berry and Miss Berry,
Miss Fauaue. Miss Wilson, Miss Ruane,
Mrs. Davidson. Mrs Acheson. Mrs. Nc
CulIoch. Mrs Dovener, Mrs Lester, Mrs
Alexander. Miss Haupt, Mrs. Morris, Mr.
r. F. Bishop, Mr.. William Dovener and
Mr. J. ]. Boobar
Among the other Congressman who are
here are:
Hon. o. W. Underwood Alabama; Hon.
David II. Mercer, Nebraska; Hen F. j.
Otev and Hon John Lamb Virginia: Hon
Laren FLETCHER, Minnesota; Captain
Patrick Henry. Mississippi, Mr.. D. +.
Johnston and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f.
Vail, Ohio.
The Richmonders who accompanied the
party from Washington to the city were
Captain w H. Curtis. George c. Ruskeil.
sergeant-at-arrns of the City Council, and
Councilman D. T. Mccarthy.
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The Whole Popuution Wave the
Union Jack and Sing.
BULLER'S ADVANCE CONTINUES.
The Boers Flying Before Him, some
Coin. Towards the Free state
and Others to Lain.'s Mex,
Where They Will Make
StanG-They are Much
Demoraiized.

LONDON, May ISIS P. M.-Mafeking
has been relieved.
PRETORIA. May 1s-It was officially
announced to-day that when the laasers
and forts around Mafekiug had oeeh
severely bombarded the siege was aoan-
doned. a British force from the south
taking possession of the place.
President steyn left here for the Free
State last night. Addressing a crowd on
the platform, he urged them to be OF
good cheer
have surrounded Christiania and that tne
I.androst and other officials nave oeeh
taken prisoners.
LONDON. May 1S-1o:15 P. M-From
the mention of the laagers IN the ffe-
toria dispatch, it is understood here tnac
prior to the raising Of the siege OF MAZE
king the Boer laagers around that place
were vigorously bombarded by tne
British column, and that the bursherS
were practically compelled to abandon
fhe siege.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
THE LAST DAY.
II Will BE Devoted to the Use of Con-
fetti and Other Sports.

The Carnival will close tonight at 12
o'clock. and the grand celebration whica
has been such a suc:ess fron every point
of view will have passed into history.
The evening will be devoted To confetti
battles and 10 q, grand Joiiih:ation, and
no special programme has been arranged
for that evening. The people will be in
entire possession of the street and no
thing will interfere with thelr innocent
SPORTS. At $50 O'Clock a grand cake
wall. will be given from the platform be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets, which
Is expected TO add greatly 10 the evenings
entertainment. but other than this no.
thing will be on hand except the confetti
and people eager for the iun.
During the day the following prizes will
be given out:
= N-The Southern Manufacturing
Company will give one hundred Qeo) one
pound cans of Good Luck Baking POW
d.: 10 the cook presenting the best bis
cults made with their powder 10 their
booth, No. .i09 East Broad Street.
l:l5 ?. No. H. Berry & Co. Cloth
lers, will give one suit Of clothes, value
no, to the boy not over fifteen years old.
living not less than ten Q0) miles from
Richmond, giving the best written de-
scription of the Street Fair after seeing
same. Contests TO be left at their store.
1:S0 P. M.-MeSsrS- LumS0en & Son Will
give to the oldest couple visiting the comb
to the taiiest young lady visiting the
Fair. same TO be registered at the store
Of Messrs Lnn,sden & Son on last day
>: Fair.
1:45 p. Mt. J. King & Co. will give
af;y papers of the finest variety of flower
seed to the Farmer or Farmers wife who
brings to their store the best display Of
flowers.
> P. NJ. D. & r. S. Christian, No.
taos East Cary Street. will give fifty cans
II Rob Roy Baking Powder to the lady
presenting the best pan of biscuits at
heir booth during the Fair.
e:l5 p M.-charles Jurgens' Son will
i've to the Oldest couple visiting the
rair, counting their combined ages. one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
Railway Little Damaged.

DANNHAuSER CThursday). May II
General Butler entered Dannhauser al
ten O'Clock tais morning. The houses in
the town were found to be not much dam
aged, owing TO the sympathtes of tAe Boer
Inhabitants \ house at Hating Sprutt
However, was destroyed.
A number of rebels were found at their
homes and arrested. TIE railway is little
damaged, but several large culverts have
been destroyed
The Beers north of Newcastle are falling
back on Majuba. General Butler has re-
ceived a message from the Queen consrat-
ula ting aim upon the taking of Dundee.
and expressing appreciation Of the work Of
the troops, to which he has replied Tae
Beers left two doctors and an ambulance
here.
Stcyn in Pretoria.
PRETORIA Thursday. May IL
President Steyn arrived here last night
CONTINUED on Fifth Page-)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
INSPECTION OF
THE JAMES RIVER
Congressional Committee
the Clty's Guests.
FOURTEEN MEMBERS.
The Attendance Of Representative the
Best on Record.
NEARLY HALF HUNDRED IN PARTY
Trip Will Be Made Down the james rs
Far as Old Point To-Day-Will
Visit Points OF Interest In and
About the City-An Elegant
Dinner Was Served at
The Jcfferso
NEARLY HALF HUNDRED IN PARTY

Fourteen members of tne House Commit
tee on Rivers and Harbors arrived in Rich
mond from Washington last night, and
will make tour Of inspection of the
James River to-day. Richmond is to be
congratulated, as more members Of the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors are, as
a body, making this tour Of inspection of
the James River than have the members
of this or any other committee ever done
on a trip occupying only one day. Repre-
sentative Burton, of Ohio, chairman Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
ORDER FROM REX.
He Calls Upon His Subjects to Parade
Tn-Nj,rhf

He Calls Upon His Subjects TO Parade
Tonight
To My Most Loyal Subjects:
The Fraternal Parade which we had or
dered our Chief of Parades to assemble
last evening for your pleasure was post
poned Therefore, in order that this plea
sure may still be yours, have commanded
my Chief of Parades to be at the corner Of
Adams and Grace Streets this Saturday
a 7:45 P. NJ to form the Fraternal Parade
1t viii be my pleasure to accompany tae
parade with my court. REX.
In compliance with the above command,
the Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, the
fraternal orders, all floats, bands and fire
burners will report TO me at I:i5 Z. NJ,
corner Of Adams and Grace Streets.
HENRY c. JONES,
Chief OF Parades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
BULLER REPORTS
The Beers Flying Before Him-New-
castle Occupied.

castle oCCnpicO.
LONDON. May 1s.-General Butler. in a
dispatch to the War Oftce, dated NeWcas-
tie, May 18th, says:
Newcastle was occupied last night. and
to-day the whole Second DIVISION ana he
Third Cavalry Brigade will be concen-
trated there.
II nave sent the mounted force through
Nqutu 10 expel a small force OF the enemy
and to reassure the natives.
.'The enemy have burnt the chapel,
broken much glass. plundered many houses
and taken casa from the banks, but other
wise they have not done much harm.
The railway is badly damaged: the
Ingagane and Nkader bridges are destroy
ed, as are many culverts and the pumping
stations and water-works-
..Of the 1000 men flying before Us about
one thousand seem 10 have gone to Wax
kerstroom and some by Milier's Pass to
the Free State. The remainder. who are
described as a disorganized rabble. have
gone north, and say they intend to make
a stand at Laing's Mex
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
SUMMARY OF TO-DAYS NEWS
Local

Local
The parade of the fraternal socia,ie,
was postponed until Tonight
carnival festivities will end Tonight
members of the Rivers and Harbor,
Committee are IN Richmond.
Virginia Conduit Company chartered
with authorized capital of $1,000 GOO
Charles GoodIoe valves examine tior,
and the case is sent on to the grand iury
According to estimated majorities
go for the Constitutional Convention b5
a vote or 2.0G0.
The Newport News grand jury ex,
onerates Oricer Giddinss for the deats
of Jim EDps.
The Jamestown celebration change,
date on account OF election day COMING
on The regular anniversary
Memorial Day observed at Suffolk
Thomas NJ. Gillian bailed In Prince
George and his trial set for the Juns
term.
GeaeraL
Martin Maginnis named as successo.
10 Senator Clark by Governor Smith.
Pneumatic mail tubes stiil before
the Senate.
craze soldiers for horses and PERSONAL e;-
10 General Lees capituiatton-
Election Committee decides Ninth
Virginia contest in Judge Rhea's favor
Foreign.
-Nafeking relieved
London Wild with 10y. and population
spent night in streets singing national
Butler advancing. aud Beers astng
before him.
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chair, value s.. Must register at Jur-

chair, value S. Must register at Jur-
gems booth
2:3o P. M.-Fergusson Bros. Ninth and
Broad Streets, Will give a mandolin to
the best couple OF cake-walkers. Contest
to take place at the Amusement Booth.
2. Nc. w. Vaughan will present a
fine rifle to the boy who first gets an apple
out of a. tub Of water with his mouth.
hands 10 be tied behind him. Contest will
take place at the Amusement Booth.
3:15 P. NH. B. Kirkwood will give
one s. meal ticket to the person bringing
in the largest dinner party to No. 404 East
Broad Street during the week.
$50 P. M.-The Richmond Cedar Works
will give one Electric Washer for the best
written reason given in twenty-five words
or less why the Richmond Cedar Works
Electric Washer is the best washer on
earth To be read at the booth, No. z29
East Broad Street
3:i5 P. Mt j. King Company will
give fifty papers of the finest variety of
flower seeds to the young lady exhibiting
the best and largest display Of fancy
needlework at their store during the Car
nival.
P. M. H Rose & Co. will give an
Iron King Cooking Stove of the latest
improved pattern 20 the party who has
had and now have the Iron King Cooking
Stove in use the longest time. Registers
must be made at their store, No. 1927 East
Main Street
Ais p. Ms S. Rosendorf will give one
nice watch to the boy eating the most
Tnolasses and bread, suspended on wire,
boys hands to be tied behind him. Con-
test to take place at the Amusement
Booth.
4:2o P. Nj. w. Buck will give one 2ox
"a Crayon Portrait to the one showing
return ticket from the farthest noint IN
attendance at our Fair.
4:l5 p. M-Richmond Cedar Works will
give one improved cedar cylinder churn
for the best one-pound Of butter brought
to their booth No 429 East Broad Street.
during Carnival Week.
P Nc. F. Sauer & Co. will give one
case of their famous fiavorins extracts
for the best cake favored with these ex-
tracts. Prize to be awarded at their
booth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
FOR s,xtrudition of Nec,y.

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-In accordance
with the request of Attorney General
Grggs the judiciary Committee Of the
House of Representatives to-day consid-
cred means of dealing with the Neely
case and like offences arising in Cuba.
The need of action was explained by the
Attorney General to Chairman Ray, OF
the committee.
The Attorney Generals bill is entitled
"An act for eNtraditon and rendition in
certain cases.
The committee considered at length the
Attorney Generals bill. and also one sub
sequently introduced in the House by
Chairman Ray, having but one section,
and providing for the surrender of offend
ing officials of Cuba when fleeing into the
United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
ENTERED HOOPSTAD.
Hutton's Troops Surprise and Capture
Party of Boers.

LONDON, May 1S-Lord Roberts teIe-
graphs the War Office as follows:
'.KRooNsTAD. May 1s.-Methuen
entered Hoopstad yesterday unopposed-
Generals Duprey and Daniels and forty
men have surrendered.
~Broadwood occupied Lindley yesterday
after slight opposition. Only two of our
men were wounded. Steyn was not there,
and his government officials had left last
Sunday.
.-Hutton's mounted infantry yesterday
surprised and captured about so miles
northwest of this place. Commandant
Botha. Field. Cornet Gassen, five Johan
nesburg policemen and II Beers There
were no casualties on our side:
Butler reports that several Natal far
mers are handing in arms"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
PARADE TONIGHT.
The Fraternal Societies Will BE in

L.NS.
The review and fraternal orders parade,
which was TO have taken place last night,
but which was postponed on account of the
tnclement weather, will take place to-
night.
The procession will consist of the
knights of the Golden Horseshoe, the
Fairyland floats, the fraternal orders in
reSaiia with floats, and the bands.
They will form on Adams and Grace
Streets. and at s O'Clock sharp will march
down Broad Street to the arch, AMI will
return UP Broad to Jefferson and disband.
The sight will be an exceedingly beau
tiful one, and the orders in their regalia
will make a very pretty spectacle.
The arrangements made by the Jr. 0. U.
a. NJ. to take part in the parade sched-
uled for last night will hold good for to-
night. The councils will assemble in their
respective halls at o'clock and report to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
Bank Cienrinss.

NEW YORK, May 18.-The total bank
cleartngs at the principal cities of the
United States for the week ending May
I7,: were 1854 372 Isl a decrease of 1is per
cent, as compared with the corresponding
week OF last year. Outside Of New York
the total clearings were s6522. .i55S Oh. a de-
crease OF so per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
"A. M. Il. Conference.

. COLUMBIA, OHIO, May 1s.-At the A.
NJ e. Conference to-day after a lively
contest z. II. ". Leake, OF North Caro-
lima, was elected business manager TO
succeed T. W. Henderson
7. r. Hawkins. OF North Carolina, was
selected Secretary OF Education.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
ANOTHER MONTANA SENATOR.

Martin NIa.innis Named Clark.s Sue
ccssor by Governor Smith.
HELENA, MONT. May lS.-Governor
Smith this afternoon appointed Martin
Maginnis United States Senator. to sue
ceed William A. Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
SPENT NIGHT IN STREETS
Waving Flags and Singing the Ma
tionaI Airs,

LONDON. MAY 1s4 "A M.-London's
millions spent half the night in the
street.. and even at O'Clock this norm
ing troops of young men are pfome-.
ra3fng cheering and singing. Crowds
are on front of the Mansion House.
Marlborough House, the clubs on Pail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
Call for Bonds.

WASHINGTON. May 1s-The Secretary
of the Treasury has Issued a call for
the Old two per cent. bonds to the
amount of S25.tto,Nre, the amount out
standing, the interest to closeson the 1st
Of September.
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committee, called attention to the large
attendance. and stated that it was the
best on record.
Besides the members of the committee
who are here, the party comprises many
others who are guests, MAKING III all
fnrtv-SiN visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast Tor Saturday and Surday:
yirginia-Showers and cooler Saturday.
showers Sunday: winds shifting to fresh
northeriy.
North Caroiina-Showsrs Saturday with
cooler rear the coast: fair sunday: Brisk
southeriy, shifting to iorthsrIy winds.
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Continued on Fitth Page,
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TO SETUP CIVIL COVE RNMENT
Th. NruI,-t..r.en sovcrnor 81 rsicr
to Rico 90 sail for ian Junn
During tn Preseat ~ sch.

Washington. April II. Mr. Ailea
The newly u governor of Puefi,
Rico. Il arraug ~ 10 leave Washing
ton FOR san JDnn toward the end 81;
the present weah. lie viii Dc accom-
panied by Mrs \Ilen and THEN daugI,.
ter. The trip viii be- made Of
II is Cox. Mems Intention To max,
this n fyng visit. He Will 80 up TIL
lew civil government and inside q
three weeks VIII return TO lie United
States to arrange his private affairs.
The president and Secretary Long
have determined that the Inauguration
OF the civil governor ID Puerto isicr
shall be marked with as much pom
a. Is beiitiing an even, of that magni.
tndc. Therefore the tnii.~l States
Viii see 10 II that there is ut san Juas
on the occasion OF HE inauguration OF
the first American governor a dign
fic,i and impressive ceremony that vii
rs the event ia the minds o. the PEG
nlr.
The nite,l states steamer Dolphin
which VIII carry Mr.. Allen 20 "a.
iran. will enter the barber there cs
cnrtcd ~ the entire North Aflanti
squadron under the command of Rear
Admiral farqnar. on his flagship. I'll,
New York
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There Is more Cstarrh in this section OF
the country than al cihsr diseases Put to-
cefher- ara until The last ocw years Was
sun,.osei 40 lie incursbie lor great many
vesrs doctors pronounced II a locsl disease,
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SANITY falling 20 cure with local treatment,
PRONOUNCED ID i,.curahle. Science has proven
ra,arrh 10 be a constitutional disease. and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Cstarrh Cure. manufactured o. = -
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Halls Family Pills are the best
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Stomach
Troubles
In Spring

Are THAT BILIOUS FEELIse. bad tast,
In the mouth. dull headache. sleep
lessness. poor appetite.
No matter no~ careful you ara
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your stomach turns sour. causes dls-
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Don't you understand what thcS,
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They are the cries of the stomach
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Like the needles to the north pole
the Bible points TO Ilcayen.-H. Is.
Nichol.
Some glanccs Of real beauty may be
seen in their faces who dwell in true
mcekness. There is harmony in the
sound Of that voice TO which Divine
love gives uttcrance. Woolman.
The one thing nccdful is to look up,
% revere somethsng nbl.~ an, TO de-
sire something better. to hunger for
. higher good. He who Loves the high
eat, trucst and best II. IN his hesrt
and soul. lover Of Cod. Freeman
Clarke.
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IT IS DANGEROUS WORK.


Pittsburgh. Pa. April H. Work =
being continued bratticing Essen Mine
No. q. nj Hazlctine. 10 check the famrs
which have been raging since Friday
afternoon. Day and night forces Of
men continue to work. The flames
have not spread any since saturday
:.iytt. The gas from the burning COW
- making the work exceedingly lar
Scrom. W
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