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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The negro whose crime led 70 the
riots In Akron Ohio, has been sentenced
10 Imprisonment for life. There is no
complaint at the severity OF the pun
ishment and all through the case the
officers have shown a commendab.e de-.
termination TO uphold the law. II they
can continue this course, and punish
the mobocrats whose conduct led 10 the
killing Of little children in the riot. a
salutary vIndicatlon Of the supremacy
Of the law viii have been accom-
pushed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Judging by the entries for the State
Fair, Cache Valley horsemen propose
to emphasize the old saying that Cache
has the best horses IN Utah" But there
are some other localities that indicate
purpose to see that the title Is we'll
earned. II 1t Is achieved at an this year
Bring on your best stock gentlemen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

u IS gratifying 70 learn that Elder
Hawkins, who was accused az 81. Louis
Of pushing a child under a moving
train In Indiana, has been discharged
from custody. as there was no COM
plant lodged against him, and his ar
rest was without sense or reason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The Beers are not sufficiently nuner-
Gus TO- set large traps now, but Cen
Butler gets caught as neatly as ever
according to the report Of Lord Roberts
today Of the action near Maehad0d0rp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

a half.penny or a cent an hour ia
the demand Of railway employees In
Wales for an increase 10 wages. That
ha'penny Is a whole carload Of trouble
% Great Britain inst now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Lucern hay is only 50 a ton in Phn-
nix. Arizona. Yet the Territory had a
long dry spell which % was thought
would reduce the crop materially, but
IL didn't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

while his old rival Prince Tuan was In
power. III may now figure with the
allies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The Prince Of Wales and Kaiser VIII
helm have had another tax but the
Kaiser does not seem willing 10 make
room Tor his uncle for very long at a
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The great power In Asia now Is Rus
sia-so far az concerns the outlining Of
policy there IN the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
The program includes sports OF
various kinds
Seats now on sale at Smith Drug Co.
STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
AND BONDS.

tan Bank and Commsrclal s,o,,,s a..
olhef high grade Investment ses1ri ~
", eol fht ana sold Loans on stocks Diyiden3
pa{t g stocks bought and sold Invosttasnt
st--'ls ifom Institutions trustees Oh estates
~ capitalists viii receive The best Of attso,
Tt-iq- John y. CUTLER JK
y Aain street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The Yaqui Indians want peace. Since
the Mexicans do not want anything else
there ought 10 be no trouble In fixing
things up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The legacy OF warming up Europe Is
falling 10 the United states, This
country has the coal supply. and coal
Is cash now. In peace as IN war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Ii Hung Chang has gone 10 Pekin. lie
did not dare 70 DO any peekIng there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

The broom corn crop OF Illinois Is re-
ported to be ruined. The state has been
swept by hot winds, which make a
poor broom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-15
WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-BY A NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE,
furnished nat 1t i've or six rooms or small
furnished house. ADDRESS, stating terms, c. A.
B.. Army and yfW Club. 1t
WANTED-BY THRnn ADULTS. FLAT Or FIVE
rooms, with batk; hhk.; good neighberhood; be-
tween Sd and 18th, and 81 SITS. NV; about
SIS; refs AddrSbsG. C. o., Star once. 1T
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FEMALE.
and nurse. . place; and also first-ciass laundry
woman. Please call at 1910 st. NV.
wANTED-BY A WOMAN OF ExPERIENCR.
K % lis 18th 81 '0f 0'
WANTED-T0 REMODEL GARMENTS OF ALL
kinds to present styles It home or here S1anay
and masi s e. 80. lilo St. NV w. ~
WANTED-A PLACE BY EXPERIENCED SEAM
stress. understanding dressmaking; reference. Sl8
WANTED GOOD. RELIABLE HELP. HOUSE
dresses. Call or address 1882 18th st. NV.
NANTED-BY EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER,
wSsr out or ,s a. home home reodens spssis
wANTED-BY A WIDOW. POSITION AS HOUSE
winter Cali 1923 St ne. '''''e seI1,st'
wANTED-BY A RELIABLE COLoRED WOMAN,
Vincent court, bet. 18th and 18th rs. NV.
se14-2t'
WANTED BY TWO YOUNG WHITE WOMEN.
work except cooking; two win come for $l4
month sa.Gs H w rem ref Address THE TWO MISS
wANTED-PosITION BY LADY WRITING GOOD
plain hand and neat worker on typewriter. Ad-
dress Miss b., Star office. se14-2t'
wANTED-POsITION BY YOUNG LADY STEM
ographsr and typewriter; experience and refer
ences. Address c. L. E., Star office. se14-2t'
wANTED-BY WOMAN WASHING 10 TAKE
ssa s. a y tas day ne At
wANTED-BY COLORED GIRL PLACE TO Do
general Homework. 1014 st. NV. se14-2t'
WANTED SITUATION AS COOK BY COLORED
woman with good reference. Address 1923 IL lith
WANTED-BY COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, TO
make few more engagements by the day. Adj
dress DRESSMAKER, 1118 X ut. NV. se13-3ts
WANTED by YOUNG LADY. POSITION AS
companion to make herself generally useful;
best reference. Address Box IS, Star ONCE.
SELL St.
MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED THE WEST END EMPLOYMENT OF
nee Will furnish frst-class cooks and help Of all
kinds. short notice 1915 10th st. NV. se15-2t"
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED = AGENTS ARTICLE OF UNUSUAL
merit; highest awards; government Endorsement;
half million sold. AGENCY DEPT, 1927 WILL
lam st. N. Y.
WANTED-AGENTs ARE AVERAGING 3 DOZEN
weekly with Bradfords Automatic Clothes WASH
Sells itself Agents sample free. BRAD
FORD & CO., AS, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1t"
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FOR RENP-oCTOBER 1--FOUR UNFUR. ROOMS
and hath, ON I'd foor. for b. l.; SO per month.
lib 9th st. ' - 1T
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WANTED-HELP.
FEM AL

WANTED-AT 1119 EAST CAPITOL ST, Cap
bic woman for general Homework; good hon
and convenience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-15

FOR T-UNFURNISHED-WITH FAMILY OF
two adults, or 3 newly papered rooms ID floor:
bath, gas. etc; for light housekeeping; new san
itary nlumbing. 1O4 It'll st, ne. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-15

& HILL, TIT 14TH NV.
SUBURBAN.
College PIX, Md, 11r. b. 21. 90
FLATS.
1908 Pa av NV. Or. 20. 90
1928 7th, ar, ba. :. Is. 90
200 Pa av Sc. Ar, ba. 10. 90
Several office rooms in
Baltic bldg. and Capt.
tai Savings Bank bldg.
2o&3d floors 626 F ct NV.
ONCE rooms at 1888 Ind
av NV.
2 rooms. Sd hr Til 14th.
STORES.
nth q N Sc, large
store and sto rim. $50. 90
27O1 P NV. sto&8r. 81. 80
1880 ii ne. Sr, ba. Is. 50
626 22d NV ,sto&cel Is. 90
229 Pa av Sc, sto&cel. 90. 90
For Colored Tenants.
43 Pierce NV Or. W. SIC 90
HOS n ] av Sc, Or. o. 80
2l2-1S Seaton al NV,
4 rooms. 800
l22 Pierce al. 4r....6.O0
STABLES.
ia r se-..........$59.0O
Rear $3.50 Q st. 90
Rear go 9th st. 10. 90
RI GIG ii NV. stab. 800
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Call at Office for full lis

FOR RENT-NO. 1882 OREGON AVE, A NEAT.
convenient and comfortable new three.story
brick house, with rooms and bath; all I'M
provements; rent, $35 so; vacant LIST Oct
sel5-3t b. H. WARNER co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-15

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOUSE8E
l3o4 1th st.. 10 rooms, mod. imp. .$31. &c
sr1De0 H a1e., ~ suc1Bs MOD. mp.:.. ..
1120 18th It., 10 reeDa, mod. imp. ........ $3.50
De16ot 4. 4. coU0D& 40 !. ]. evo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-15

FOR RENT-STONE & FAIRFAX 500 F ST. NV.
s oS g: &: IL In nw s" e 81
$50 TIA p fur. 14r 2ba $50 .419 ~ NV ge hall
AZ 2a 81 S = ia
6; sioa is 3;
$50 1921 Mass lar SO 50 800 9th Sc. sto Or
$50 1920 JEFF pl. 13r, aba so. 1411 NV, 1Or.ba
SIS 1879 NV 12r ba $ss 50. GA 18th NV sto
SIS 1903 n NV. 14r$2 80. 300 II ne. sto&dw
SIS 1885 nv. iir, ba So So 1881 7th NV 81.
$65.. .17c4 NV. lar. 2h $2o so. 81 NV. store
sos. 1921 q. Tor. bal $40. 500 Vernon p sto
SOS. 1880 14th. 1lr&sto $40 :217 Az 2r, fur I'd fir
sos CO. 1922 18th NV I3r ID 81 $40 17Os Pa av ut
y1S ns s., 1855 18Th 0 nH' q
81 ia ss rosFar1 tsn # T
,.s sS l lsiI So.aoss it, ne g. 5.
So olo oT " .te. e As '1S ls: at
$50 1882 NV, 12r, la $13 30 22l3 Cleyeld AVER
g ; Ists Greg az II. :12se s2i 9th ne er
st :: e %sssrIssss
ssss ss ia " s. :lS ss : e. !?
"a G g. ssSTe stab
FOR RENT-R W. WALKER SON. 1O06 F ST.
i59 Q st. lar ..sss. 90 1870 St. Or. 5000
1873 It asI2 81 18th s.. 1
2513 10th ST. 12r, %. 100 1913 O. Tor. .....4OOO
1880 st, 12r %. .55. 90 1880 18th ct me- Or 500
2234 st. Tor so. 90 2224 Cieve av. Or. 100
1000 14th st, l2r sta so. cool Del av 1000
se15-s, tu. th-tf
ICES NV. iSr. $50: o$ Fla. Il. SIC ilth :.
1893 \ NV. Isr. .. .eO.e5 GO L NV. 7r.......ls5o
COS 9Th NV. 12r. .46.757 Myrtle ne. 6r.. $40
1871 sth NV ill., 80 so i52s 18th ne ef:: 1850
z'S nv" For coEoRsb bei TE "a :"' IT, $50
2026 vt NV. Or .$18 401 1924 Sd NV. Or. 225
212O 18th nw e.. .lE.O0 1O06 I'D nw IT.. .12O 90
80 Defrees NV. 7r. ..1a.5O eos I'd se. O.. TOO
GOT NV. 6r. IL. 30
Store and dwelling ITO 7th NV. 5r........ 1000
Store and cellar, 1920 9Th n.w.............. 1850
Once rooms. 500 = ST. n.w....... 80, II and 1000
Office rooms, 904 F st. NV. 14.O0
Stable 1876 Union alley. ................... 500
Stable 1877 10th n.w................... 7.59
FOR RENT-NO. 1928 ROANOKE STREET., CO
stone and brick house, with rooms and
tiled bath steam heat laundry tubs; rent
low at $40.d6. including water rent; vacant
LIST October.
sel5-St B. H. WARNER CO.
FOR RFNT-BY FLOYD E. DAVIS. 7TH 4 sW
213 9th ,12r ami. so. O0l629 sw, 1r, ami. 90
1910 Cap Or. ami ~. 60le23 H sw. Or. imp. 1850
1914 7th sto&dw SO.OO227 18th sw Tor ami 5000
ee15-St
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tOh hENT-b1 NUKE
400 18th NV, lar, b. $780, 90
719 9Th NV, 2 halls
and dwelling. .1G. 90
1884 NY av. 12r. ba. 75. 90
1SO3Phelps pl, Tor, 2b. IS. 90
234 N NV. 12r. ba. 40. so
1906 Col'bia I'd. Tor, b. Is. OO
221O LIST NV. Tor. ba,
new. 43. 70
1905 22d NV, Tor. mi. 10. 90
7 he Darlington,
apartments. 40. 900
1887 18th NV. Sr. ba. 35. 90
2701 r NV, Sr&sto. 81. 80
2711 r st. Or. ba. 80. 30
2713 p NV. Or. ba. 80. 80
111s Nh av, 7r, ba 5000
l145 21st. Tor, ba. 80 90
1920 LIST. Or. ba. =. .&. 80
616 22d. Sr. ba. rs. so
1880 II ne, Or, ba. rs. 30
319 N Y av. 7r&b. ..22.N
1928 9Th. Or. ba. %. so
3005 Camb'ge pl, Or, b22. 80
l716 Fla av NV. Or. b. IL. 80
411-17 14th ne, Or, ba. IL. 90
733 Sd st. 6r&b. 90
1928 Goth, 7r&ba. rs. 90
1884 Kraemer ne, 4r.6.5O
I'LL It'll Sc. 6r.. 800
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ARKER, 435 Az ST. S.w.
I 1904 G sw. 10r4simp. 30. 40
] 1850 b sw. 10r&imp.2 80
B1 H sw, Sr&imps 20. 90
4O6 8th sw, 6r&w. ..14.OO
33 d sw, 8r&w. .11.5O
81 G sw, 6r&w. 10. 50
! 1920 Sd sw. 6r&w. 1880
1852 Az sw, Or. 1000
1217 Del ay, 8r&w. $50
357 o sw, 5r&w. $50
1O6 NJ sw, 4r&w. ..7.6O
u se15-3t
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ACCOUNTANTS.

j. e. BATE4
Pub1as Accountant and Audifor
0om ITO, Wa1Alngtoo Loan and Tru1ks huildine
se-0 Telephone No. o51.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-SPLENDIQ. FREE-GoING ROAD
ster and doctor's horse; sound and perfectly safe
ranabout; also three sets Of harness. stable
rear ISzI IL -. n.w. -. Ire
LARGE. STRONG i-HORSE TOP WAGON: LARGE
body; suitable for Wholesale grocer and Others:
cost 500 two years ago; price, Sos fine vo,ng
bag horse. suitable for most any purpose Ap-
ply to h w OFFUTr. 32d and SITS. sel5-3t
FOR SALE-AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" CAR
riaee. good news property OF u g. army On
Ger now stationed at distant post; NAV b
seen At GOVT STABLES bet. 2Oth ana 2lst Z
and sts. NJ aeI9sfs
FOR SALE-GHANCE FOR RARGXIE-NTCE zryT--
tsh 1-yearold horse. suit family or business nar.
poses. Gail residence 2a2 9Th Ut. NV. oelI Is
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FOR RENT-BY C. H. p
473 r w,12r.sta, iin$3s. &
315 TIN sw, large stO32.S
235 18th sw, Tor. i'm %. o.
9O1 Sd sw. 6r&imp. 1873
1873 G sw. 5r&w. 1874
800 Mclean av sw,
Or & imps. ..13.3t
348A b sw, 5r&w. ..12.N
311 / sw, 6r&w. ..12.a
1909 I'd sw, 6r&w. .1O.3
Alb 18th Sc, 5r&w. $50
III n &c. 4r&W.
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.BR|TONS ONCE MORE
FALL IN A BOER TRAP
Seven Guns and Many Crack Troops
Put Out Of Action.
ADMIRAL DEWEY WOULD RUN
FOR THE CHIEF MAGISTRACY
Futile Attempt Upon the Life of the Prince OF
Waes-Queen In Ireland-Hawaii
In Congress.

April
Of Bloemfontein walked
infantry
be
o fifteen miles
remained behind a
ad
British were
Roberts
ga Smelling the
published
BushmaD Nothing said
British misfortune
in will
romh is
critical
3-ord Roberts
The $50 several
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Wales but missed His Royal Highness.
The Prince was in the State carriage
which, with its plate glass windows,
gives a fair view of the interior. Just
as the train was starting. at $3.50 p.
m. the would-be assassin jumped on
the footboard of the car and fired
through the glass. The bullet was de-
dected and the Prince escaped injury.
There was great excitement follow
ing the arrest OF the man, in the midst
Of which the train steamed out. The
Prince and Princess of Wales are go-
ing to Copenhagen to attend the birth
day anniversary of King Christian,
which occurs on April Sth.
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Further Particulars.

LONDON, April 3.-The Daily
Chronicle's Bloemfontein correspondent
writes:
| Following the scouts of General
French's cavalry division to the scene
of battle. the correspondent Witnessed
one of the most terrible spectacles of
the war. Horses lay stiffened In the
various attitudes of sudden death, and
mingled among them were CHASTITY
human bodies, with the wrecks OF wag-
| ons and forage scattered wide. EV-
Ierything told OF a terrible tale OF sur
prise and carnage.
| -. would be impossible to conceive
Ianytlling more ingenious than the Boer
trap, and the only wonder is that SIN
| gle man escaped. On crossing the
spruit, where the ground rises i'm
mediately toward a grassy knoll, with
stony slopes facing the drift, one came
upon an inclosure from which 1t was
possible to fire over the drift. Al this
point the spruit makes a circular bend,
while the south embankment, which Is
protected by the partially constructed
railway embankment, enabled the
enemy to pour in a CALLING fire on three
sides, as well as a double tier OF fire
in front.
when the convoy was first attacked
a scene of frightful confusion followed.
The mules stampeded and the wagons
were overturned, while the concealed
enemy poured in deadly fire. When
the first battery appeared the Beers
seemed undesirous of continuing the
| slaughter and called upon the British
to surrender. At that moment,
however, one battery, which was escap-
ing from the rear of the convoy under
heavy fire, wheeled into action and be-
gan shelling the Beers with the four
remaining guns. The Beers confess
that this battery accounted for five
| killed and nine wounded of their
losses.
EARLY in the afternoon the Beers
collected about the convoy, began re-
moving the guns and wagons and per-
mitted the collection of the British
dead and wounded. Our actual casual
ties were less than had been expected.
Despite this regrettable incident. ii is
impossible not to admire the gallant
manner in which the little force was
able to extricate itself from an almost
hopeless position.
| The Observation-Disclosures OF
the Standard says the Duke of Teck was
in charge of the transport, but Is safe.
| a dispatch dated Bushman's Kop.
Sunday, April 1st, says: THE Beers
who were hidden in the spruit when
| the British guns were captured Were
] commanded by Reichman. Germans
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COUNCIL
WINS OUT
BOIte's Resolution is
Adopted.
SEVERAL BREEZY DEBATES
Jones Wants "Hic facet RevoIutionist"
On His tombstone for Aid
ing Fire Sufferers.
>>>... g 8. s. s. 8. s. g g s>>>

Honolulu, April 11th, 1900.
: Whereas, the message of Sec
|. retary Hay to President Dole
!. reads as follows:
: The President approves the
Z appointment of the Court OF
Z Claims to consider losses caus-
: ed by the burning OF China
: town and to make awards and
!. judgments on such losses to be
: paid out of appropriations made
: by the Council OF State In con-
Z formity with Hawaiian law"
Z and,
& Whereas, IL is the opinion Of
: the Council of State that above
: words mean that President
Q Mckinley approves OF the ap-
& pointment of Court OF
Z Claims: that the Court OF
Z Claims is to consider losses
3 caused by the burning of China
: town, and to make awards and
= judgments on such losses; that
: the Council of State is to ap-
: propriate money, in conform
J. ity with Hawaiian laws, for the
= purpose of paying awards and
= judgments made by the Court
}. of Claims; therefore be 1t
= Resolved, That 1t Is the sense
= of the Council of State that
= the Hawaiian Government
= should pay just claims for
= losses caused by the action TAX
:. en- by the Board of Health in
;. connection with the suppress
;. sion OF the bubonic plague;
Z Further, That the Council OF
;. State most earnestly advise the
= Executive Council to appoint a
:. new Court OF Claims OF five
:. members, a majority of whom
= shall consist of impartial men
= acquainted with the values OF
:. property and merchandise.
= Bolte's substitute resolution
;. adopted by the Council OF State
. yesterday.
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Continued on Page 81
~e>o<o>O>O>U>O>O>0>O>O>O>
SHOT AT THE PRINCE.
Heir of Britain's Throne Has a Mar
row Escape.

BRUSSELS, April 4.-As the train
was leaving the Northern Railroad
station with the Prince and Princess
Of Wales on board, a man, presumed
to be an anarchist or a Boer sympa-
thizer. fired a revolver at the Prince of
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Great things are expected by the
Beers of the new commander in chief,
General Botha, who has made his rep
utation wholly during the present cam
paign. Foreign officers serving with
the Beers have expressed surprise at
his clever tactics.
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farmers in the south and southeast sec
tons OF the Free State is recognized
at Bloemfontein. Men who surrendered
under the proclamation of Lord Roberts
are now being punished for the reliance
they placed in the ability of the Brit
ish to protect them.
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Beers Not Pursued.

LONDON, April 4.-(Aftsfnoon Ser
Colville and General
French have given up the movement
against the Beers east OF Bloemfontein
and have Joined the main army. IL
doubtless seemed to Lord Roberts a
vain attempt to send 1900 OF his best
troops into the wilderness with a field
transport. in the direction at a right
angle with his chosen line of advance.
The Beers have probably moved else
where. and IL to the southeast General
Colville could as easily strike them
from Bloemfontein as by following
them up across the plains. These in
ferences still leave the situation be-
wildering for the time being. The
enormously superior British forces ap-
pear inactive in every part of the war
field waiting yet probably for the accu-
mutation of material for a swift ad-
vance on the Transvaal frontier.
The London military commentators
and the public 10 some extent are irri-
tated and confused by the situation.
Among the Missing.
NEW YORK krriI The bI,as,
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American. The Beers retired this
morning when they discovered the Brit
ish scouts, leaving two Dutch military
attaches, one of them dangerously
wounded, in the hands of the British.
All the wounded are doing we'll"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MUSIC.

COOKS MUSIC SCHooL.-Love Bldg,
fort ST.; Piano. Voice Culture, Sing
ing and Harmony; especial attention
paid to touch, muscular control and
musical analysis.
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(O,r,,., S .i,AfLOR, w. Am. Soc. c. f..
! (JSt,Gos JSS5, 5,s Hydraulic Engineer;
II@d ~ Blk, Honolulu.
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4 c,c !, Z; : DOVE, C.E.-surveyor
\, 'u '... engineer; Office Campbell
kn is'ca'Is , y lnext to Bishop & Co.
| t,,s., = y box i2l; orders taken
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The Political Effect.

LONDON, April 4.-6: 40 A. M.-No
news has yet been received of the ex-
pected battle between General French
and the Beers. There is now but a re-
mote prospect of the recapture of the
guns. This, however. is regarded as
quite trifling compared with the polit-
ical effects of the disaster. As the
Bloemfontein correspondent of the
Times remarks, COmmandant Olivier's
strategy in reoccupying Lsdybrand and
Thaba Nchu was bold and even bril-
liant. Most of his force is composed OF
Free Staters and the advantage gained
by them will have a most disturbing
population.
The impossibility of effecting COM
plete protection for tie moment to all
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Robertson Takes les 10.

Robertson's argument conveyed the
impression that he was neutral in his
opinion of the ideas expressed by the
Executive Council on the one side and
the Council of State on the other. He
said there were two ways in which the
claims could be handled; either to pay
only such claims as the Government
was legally liable for, or to pay all the
claims irrespective of any legal liabil
ity. The Government had taken the
former view and advocated the policy
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residence Wilder Ave. near
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