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CONFERRING AT FRANKFORT.
Taylor and His PartiSans Meet Be-
hind Closed Doors.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Feb 1O.-Although
It was definitely stated yesterday by Wal
ter Day that Governor Taylor had refused
to sign the peace agreement drafted by the
Louisville conference. and although IL was
learned that part Of the troops are 10 he
sent home. things DO not look very peace
full
At noon about $50 prominent Republi-
cans and Taylor Democrats met in the
chamber Of the House Of Representatives.
Representative Of the press were barred
out Adiutant General Golfers appear
ance was the signal for applause.
When Governor Taylor came in the
crowd stood up and cheered. The doors
were tightly closed and guarded by
soldiers. It is thought that Governor Tly-
Tor is making a speech in which be is
setting forth just the conditions that con
front him.
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I.ehmnn,. T.rrIhIc rnn.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Feb. 19.-Charles
Lehman met With a fatal accident at the
Eureka slate quarry, about two miles from
Slatington. yesterday afternoon. He was
The bell boy. and signaled the engineer
when to start the hoist. He occupied
shanty. To some mannor one OF the ropes
OF the hoist broke and caught the shanty,
throwing IL into the quarry. Lehman was
thrown .n ledge a distance OF about
twenty feel from which he rolled into the
quarry. 2l5 feet below. II is believed that
Lehman was dead before he reached the
bottom Of Jhe quarry. as his head struck
a beam ou lhe ledge
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THE FIGHT AT KooDoosBERG.
Beers Snvcd From Disaster by Lhcii
Of British Cavalry.

Roers Snvcd From Disaster by u Lack
Of British Cavalry.
KooDoosBEEG DRIFT. Feb. S-(Nia
Modder River). The Beers, strongly re-
enforced from the Zuluani Lager, eighteen
miles west Of the head lager at Koppies
Dam. made a determined attack on General
Macdonald's forces yesterday
The Beers opened at dawn with oeca-
sionaI shrapnel. During the morning the
fire increased. especially TO the westward
The Beers mounted a seven-poUndes among
the bushes on the aat top Of kopje to the
west and at nine O'Clock commenced she'll
ing three companies OF the Seaforth High
landers who were holding a breastwork on
the back Of q kopje. The Beers found the
range. which was about LOCO yards, and
the first shot hit the base Of the mill. The
Beers then maintained a heavy shrapnel FIRE
for two hours. There we're comparatively
few casualties among the British.
This was due to the fact that the men
took advantage Of every bit Of cover that
could be found Major Granet with the
Sixty-second Battery opened on the Beers
gun from position south of the river and
west Of the British position. The ranges
were from 1000 to 5000 yards. The posi-
tions Of the Boer gun was ascertained by
the smoke when the gun was fired, and the
Sixty-second Battery poured in shells and
shrapnel until in the middle of the after
noon the gun was silenced NJ awhile the
Beers descended the hill they had been
holding under cover Of some brush on the
side. and occupied Painters Farm and
Sand Drift. two miles 10 the west. Two
companies Of the Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders with their Maxim gun and
section Of artillery held the Beers in this
position until dusk. The Beers kept snip
ing persistently from donga. but when
they attempted to creep eastward among
the trees along both banks Of the river
they were driven back by the British.
A cavalry brigade consisting of a COM
posite regiment. the Scots Greys and the
Sixteenth and Twelfth Lancers, and two
batteries Of horse artillery arrived from
Modder River at $3.50 O'Clock in the after
noon and kept 70 the northwest. cutting
of the burghers.
The Beers then retired % the west, gen
orally between the sand Drift Kopjes
Wire fence entanglements impeded the
head advance Of the cavalry brigade. but
1t is believed some eXecuu )n vas done
among the Beers. who galloped away ",
the west The British cavalrymen were
eco exhausted to continue thc pursuit and
returned &c camp.
The officers say that il hey had been
able to encircle the 9oer position quicker
they would baye captured the gun which
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A CHANGE OF OFFICERS.

The Appointment of Commander
WaiHwriEht Causes Transfers.
The assignment OF Commander VAIN
wright Of Washington. to succeed Rear
Admiral Frederick Y. McNair. as Super
intendenJ Of the Naval Academy at Anna
pals. viii result i'm Commanders Charles
T. Hutcbins, George H. Kearney. and Royal
r. Ingesou being transferred from the
Academy &c other stations
Commander Wainwright is the Junior in
rank Of the other three commanders. and
naval etiquette viii not permit senior OFF,
GERS TO serve under junior officers. Three
new officers VIII be assigned in a few days
to succeed the commanders who viii be
sent TO other stations.
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The recorders charge was as follows:
Gentlemen of the Jury: Before pro-
ceeding with the charge in the present
case, 1 wish to express my appreciation Of
the manner in which you have listened to
the long deliberations in this trial. And
before going into the details of the case.
I will submit to you the rules Of law
which you must remember and obey in the
determination Of your verdict But I must
call your attention to some irrelevant
matters.
In TIE course OF the trial the counsel
for the State and for the defense have had
occasion to indulge in some arguments
which were at times heated and Jealous.
But you must not let those differences of
opinion among counsel blind you to the
consideration Of the main thing OF the trial
which is the guilt or the innocence of the
accused.
"Out of a total Of 500 talesmen who were
examined as to their qualifications to act
as jurors in this case you were selected
to sit in judgment on the question of the
guilt or the innocence Of the defendant
No harder duty can devolve upoa a citizen
than to render judgment affecting the life
of another person. Under our system Of
Jurisprudence it is Indispensable that some
persons perform that duty. While many
citizens evade and shirk that duty you
accepted that responsibility, and your
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THEIR D-FENpER sTApBEp.
Daniel Carr Injured While Protect
ing Women.

MAUCHCHUNK, Pa. Feb. "a mur-
derous tramp dangerously stabbed Daniel
Carr, a restaurant-keeper. on -susqlehan-
ma Street, last night. Tho fellow stopped
two ladies' who were passing. and sir. Carr
interfered. when the man suddenly drew a
knife and stabbed him three times in the
back. side. and over the heart.
Mr.. Carr ran into his place of business
picked up heavy stool aud followed his
assailant. striking him a terrible blow on
the head which dropped him TO the ground.
Carr viii liHely recover. The tramp is in
Jail terribly injured about the head.
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caused so much annoyance and inflicted
heavy loss on the burghers.
The Seaforth Highlanders, three cOmpa-
MES Of the First Highland Light Infan-
try. formerly the Seventy first, and two
companies Of the Black Watch (Royal
Highlanders) held the eastern .kopje till
sundown and remained there for the
night.
The British were greatly handicapped
early in the day because of the lack OF
mounted men. The field telegraph worked
admirably.
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BURIED AT ARLINGTON.
The Funeral Services over the Re-
mains Of Lieutennnt TnNIor.

mains OF Lteurenunt TnyIOr.
The remains OF Lieut.. Edward Taylor, Of
the Twelfth Infantry, were buried at Ar
lington Cemetery at II o'clock this morn
ing. Lieutenant Taylor was from st. Louis.
No, and was killed by railroad train in
the Philippines while crossing a trestle in
pursuit of insurgents.
His widow and a number of friends Of
the deceased were present at. the services
at Arlington. which consisted Of the read
ing OF the burial service, short prayers.
and a yolley fired over the grave by de-
tachment Of cavalry from Fort Myer.
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SALARIES OF JUSTICES.
A Hearing on the Bill TO Provide for
80 Increase.

The subcommittee on Judiciary OF the
House District Committee. gave a hear
ing this morning on the bill to increase
the salaries Of the Justices Of the courts
Of the District Of Columbia. Ross Perry.
John Jay Edison. and Judges Bradley,
Morris. Cole. and Peele, appeared before
the committee and made arguments in be-
half Of the bill. The claim was made that
the present salaries OF Justices was in
sufficient. and not in keeping With the
dignity Of the position. The subcommittee
seemed much impressed Nth the aTgu-
neuts made by the delegation.
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FOUND DRIPPING WITH WATER.
The Police Believe Miss HeIR At
tempted suicide.

Anna Z. IIelff, twenty-four years Of age,
lives with b1r brother George D. HeiH, a
fireman attached to No. Z engine company.
and two sisters at .712 Q Street northwest.
was found early this morning at the Ar
senaI Grounds
Her clothing was let as II she had just
emerged from The river. Hospital Steward
McCoyne. who observed her. called the DO
lice. and the Yong woman was taken 10
No. ] Police Station
The circumstances surrounding Miss
Helf led 10 the belief that she had at
tempted to commit suicide. After her
clothing was dried she was taken home
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NEVER DECLARED VOID.
4 statement Concerning the Clayton
BulUcr Treaty.

A high official Of tae State Department
said today that there appeared TO be a
great deal Of misunderstanding as 10 the
condition OF the clayton Bulwer Treaty
He SD that the treaty had never been
declared or acknowledged n be void by
this Government or that Of Great Britain.
Every English Cabinet had insisted that
the treaty was in force and every Ameri-
can Cabinet with the exception Of that
which Mr.. Frelinghuysen was a memt~-
had recognized that claim. But Mr. Fre-
linghuysen had gone only so far as 20
hold that the treaty was void8bie rot that
Il had been recognized rs void.
Mr. Blaine's position. the official ex-
planned. was that negotiation was neces-
sary 20 secure the cancellation Of the
treaty. the exact position assumed by the
present Administration in arranging the
Hay-Psuncefote agreement.
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shonting nt Mitche..

EAsTON. Pa, Feb. lO.-Heury Wright,
an aged resident Of Eastou. is believer in
witchcraft Recently he nlled mp all the
holes in his house with paper and has
since repeatedly discharged his revolver
into the holes 10 keep away the witches.
Yesterday he was arrested on complaint
Of neighbors, but was discharged from
rrsfndr
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TIE PRESIDENT THANKED.
4 ResOIution Adopted by Hancock

4 Resolution Adopted by Hancock
Regiment, l. v. L.
At regular meeting last night Hancock
Regiment. No. ], Department Of the POto-
mac. Union Veterans Union. the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That Ee hereby tender our thanks and
express our deep sense of gratitude 70 Comrsde
and President William Mckinley for his prompt
action iu modifying tie Civil Service Commission
rules. IN recent .,ier. relating 90 the restoTa-
tion, reappiuaurul. and promotion Of veterans Of
the war.
Resolved That -'.1 colonel and adi1t1ut 81 fhis
regiment be- authorized and directed 90 forward a
copy OF jais resolution 20 President Mckinley;
al-a -.Iu-- -.u-r- ID u. nLcss IL nl.lLoA-l-n.
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THE NEW COMMISSION.
The President Considering the Phil
ipPine Appointments.

ipptne AppOintments.
The President is considering the ap-
pointment OF other members Of the new
Philippine Commission, Of which Judge
Taft is the chairman 1t is practically set
lied that Col Charles DENLY and Prof.
Worcester viii. De reappointed.
The name Of Senator McLaurin has been
mentioned as member OF the Commits
sion from the South. and this morning a
hint was dropped by Senator Depew that
prominent Republican Of New York might
be available as the fifth member OF tho
Commission II was understood also that
Representative Mccall Of Massachusetts
would like 10 have former Representative
Woioott from his state named on the Com
nni..inn
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GENERAL BULLER'S MOVE
Conflicting Constructions Based Oh
News From the Front.

London Opinion Varies Between a
Mere Change i'm TacsieS, with Few
or No Casualties, and y ROut, Ae-
cOmpnnied by TN Appalling Death
List-EnEIHnd SurIy MIth Disgust,
but Bears Misfortune With Less
Protest Than other NatiOns-RefR-
tives OF the Soldiers Anxious for
TidinEs Prom the Scene Of battle.
nesPairing OF Ladysmith's Relief
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE BoERs.
An Ambulance Corps OF Irish-Amcri-
cans Organized i'm ChirnEo.


cans Organized i'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.--ThiTiy-n young
Irish Americans, mainly ccmocsed Of CON-
missiOned and nOn-COmmis5ioned officers
Of the Seventh Regiment. Illinois National
Guard and Clan Ma Gael Guards. will leave
Chicago tomorrow for New York. Then
they viii sail 10 LourencO Marques 10 act
as an ambulance corps for the Beers. They
viii be Joined by eleven volunteers from
Boston, the entire fifty leaving under the
auspices Of the United Irish and Red Cross
Societies.
Colonel John f. Finerty, commanding
the Clan -Na-GacI Guards. started the
movement a few months ago and has col
lected nearly $l5.C00 TO further the object.
The majority Of the volunteers fought in
the Spanish American war The cOntin-
gent will sail from New York next Thurs
day.
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THE RECALL INExPLICABLE.
The Retiring of MncdO-.-,Id and Bah
inEtOn Not IndcrstOod.

LONDON. Feb. lot is reported that
the forces OF Generals Macdonald and Bah
ingtOn have arrived back at Modder River
from KoOdOOsberg Drift. The true inward
ness OF the recall OF this expedition Is not
definitely explained from any source.
One despatch states that the expedition
was withdrawn because the Beers deserted
their positions. On the contrary. another
despatch says the expedition withdrew be
cause the original plan could not be car
ried out owing 10 the difficulties Of the
ground.
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A BOY AS A DETECTIVE.
He Secures ConvictinG Evidence i'm
an Arson Case.

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 10-willism VIII
liams. nineteen years old, has been con-
victed Of arson for starting fires which de-
stroyed dwelling and barn at Priceburg
and nearly caused the burning Of Kiefel's
Hotel The main point in the evidence
against him was that be was the first to
discover each OF the fires.
A boy detective. put in a cell at the jail
with him, and who told Williams OF all
sorts Of crimes he himself had committed,
worked Williams TO tell stories about his
own actions.
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4 Rim for ImnrorinE AIIcrs.

Mr.. Mcmillan. Chairman Of the Commit
tee on the District Of Columbia, intro
duced a bill in the Senate today to pro-
vide for the widening. extension. and
Strengthening Of the alleys Of the District.
He also introduced bill creating a COM
mission for the condemnation Of the un-
sanitary buildings in The District OF Co
lurnbfa
The evening times., 1900-02-10

MILWAUKEE Feb. 1d.--Henry c.
Payne. Republican National Committee
man. has stated that Governor Roosevelt
would accept the nomination as Vice Presi-
declared that his conviction was based
upon conversations and CORES spondence
with Roosevelt. Mr.. Payne regards the
Governor as the most available candidate
for the position.
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The War department received she fol-
loVrinY; cesaa.eh today from Depot Quar-
terms ster Losig. az San Francisco: Cap
tain CSrnirg. transport quartermaster
SheriJaJl cables from NsEasaki as fol
lows: ) lad a very rouSa passage. little
damage vas done The sheridan sailed
from Seattle about three weeks ago. with
a large cargo OF forage for thF troops in
the Phil ppines
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MIR. Nacrum's Arrival.

It was said at willard-s Hotel late this
afternoon that former Consul Macrum had
not arrived in the city from Ohio, but was
expected at any time. His mail az the
hotel is large and constantly increasing.
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COLONEL BRYAN IN THE CITY.

The Democratic Lender Returns
Prom His Eastern Trip
Col. W J. Bryan returned to this
city this morning from the East. arriving
CT O'Clock. He went to the Metropolitan
Hotel where later be said he was too
tired 10 talk politics.
Mr.. Bryan said that he would meet SEN
ator Jones and several Of the Democratic
Senators and Coagressmen this afternoon
FOR d conference.
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SUBMITTED TO THE JURY
MOlimeux'S Fate Now Rests in the
Hands Of Twelve Men.

Early Morning scenes i'm the Court
rOOm-Last Requests Made by COun-
seI-Recorder GOf7s ChnrEe-He he
meves There Is No Contention That
the Case Il One OF MansIauEhter.
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LORD ROBERTS LOCATED.
Said to BE Comforting with steyn
and Kruger.

LONDON. Feb. 1O.-A telegram from
MOdder River dated February Q. states
that General Lord Roberts has had further
communications with Presidents Kruger
and Steyn in regard to the alleged wanton
damage to property in Natal. This IS
significant hint as 70 the whereabouts OF
the COmmander-in- Chief OF the British
forces in South Africa
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sI.25 To baltimore aud Re- $i.25
turn via T'efrsyIVaHia Railroad.

Tickets ml sac >t.Ur'lav end ssuieas tebrl1ry
10 ard n. GOOD b. r,in % gntil NOndaE fehulsry
T. 10 rrsiu- rNetp, tu Congressional Limited
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SI.25 "a HaItihors and Return vim
L. a o. snanrd.Ix md Sundav

february y and n. good for return until follow
.ng Non5s Tickets good on al trains except
Royal Ln.s.ed.
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EorfoIL & Washington steamboat Co.

Delizhtiui trips daily a. $50 :. m to old Poiu,
CONTEXT. Newpelt News So-scik. and firSiniA
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Rome wiadomOSCi
telegraficZne.

- W Prusach daje sic w1ascicie-
lom wiekszych d6br bardzo we zna-
XII brak robotnika.
- Rosya zabrania Polakom mad
granicznym udawac sic ma robote
do Niemiec.
- Carowa rosyjska ME sprzyja
Boerom. Trzyma strone Anglii.
= Prezydent Loubet wydat ode
1--WE oznajmiajaca, re otwarcie wy
stawy paryzkiej odbedzie sic l4go
Kwietnia.
- Angielski krazownik .Ter-
rible" zostaf wyslany ma woody chin
skie.
w p6fnocnych Chinach lu-
dnosc buntuje sic przeciw w}a-
dzom.
= Japonia niepokoi sic, ponie-
waz eskadra rosyjska przybyfa do
Chemulpo.
- Podobno stanefo ma tenn, ze
Dania odstepuje Stanom Zjedno-
czonym swoia Geese Indyi zacho-
dnich.
= Zachorowaf smiertelnie hrabia
Benedict, kt6ry W roku 1870 by}
posfem francuskim przy divorce
Wilhelma pruskiego.
= Dyrektor orkiestry Edward
Strauss wybiera sic W podr6z do
Stan6w zjednoczonyeh,
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Boerzy koncentruja! sic.
zajmuja wawozy g6r Smoczych.
Rosyi Turcya mocno naprezone.

vvcieztwo dyplomatyczne naszego sekretarza stanu'
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z Kapsztad donosza, re miedzy
Boerami, wzietymi do niewoli, kt6-
rzy sa na oEretach, SIERRA sic cho-
roby. Ma tyfus umarfo 100 jenc6w,
kt6rych pochowano honorami
wojskowymi, Skutkiem ulewnych
deszcz6w niziny So zalane wodq i
zamienione W bagna, co wpfynie ma
op6znienie wymarszu wojsk an
gielskich do Transwalu.
Mafeking zaczeli Boerzy IA Mar
ca ostrzeliwac energicznie szrapne-
lami, kt6re kalecza i zabijaja pre-
chodni6w. Boerzy strzelaja z 6 scio-
funtowego dziafa, kt6re przez dfuz-
sly czas byfo bezczynne. W ME-
dziele bywa zawieszenie broni.pod-
czas ktorego Anglicy wychodza ma
szance i rozmawiaja przyjaznie z
Boerami.
LORENZO MARQUES, % Marca. -
2 ministerstwa wojny W Transwalu
wyszedf rozkaz, azeby komendanci
wojsk z Colesberg Stormberg po-
laczyli sic re siiami glownemi Bo.
crow: Zachodzi tam Ottawa, azeby
generafowi Olivier Grobelaer ME
zostali odcieci.
LoNDYN, 2S-go Marca, =
z Kimberley donosza, re oddziaf
Boer6w zajat droge miedzy tenn
miastem a Paardeberg, zabraf ko-
ME zostawione na farnie zagraza
zniszczeniem toru kolei zelaznej
pod Jacobsdale.
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MIkOs1ERNY q MUsU) sAMARYTANIN
BRuKsELA. 2Sgo Marca.

BRUKsELA, 2Sgo Marca. -
Monsignor Kossonin zauwazyf W
senacie, ze konferencya pokojowa
W Hadze stanowi dzie1o nieudane,
poniewaz W slad "a konferencya
nastapi1a wojna dla pieniedzy. Mi
mister spraw zewnetuych zgani
prase, kt6ra wystepuje nieprzyjaz-
ME przeciw Anglii, kt6ra Rad
pragnie utrzymac przyjazne sto-
sunki
ODEsA, 2S NJ arca.
W pofudniowej Rosyi jest obecnie
skoncentrowanych 250,000 woj-
ska. Eskadra NORA Czarnego i
caly zastep okret6w transporto-
wych jest W pogotowiu do odpfy-
niecia we wskazanym kierunku.
Nieporozumienia Rosyi z Turcya
staja sic co dzien wieksze j zanosi
sic miedzy tymi pahstwami ma zer-
wanie stosunk6w dyplomatycz.
nych. Podobno Niemcy podtrzy-
muja Turcye W oporze ME pozwa-
laja jej przystac ma zadania Rosyi.
Jezeli ME zajda niespodziewane
wypadki, wybuch woiny powszech-
nej stanie sic rzecza nieuchronna.
WASHINGTON, 2Sgo Marca. -
w senacie debatowano przez try
godziny mad bilem celnym dla
Puerto Rico i mad wnioskiem Nor
CANA, tyczacym sic wolnego bicia
srebra. Rozprawiano take ko-
deksie prawnym ola Alaski.
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w izbie posf6w m6wiono "a

W izbie posf6w m6wiono O "a
rzutach, re. ella cd towar6w z
Puerto Rico majq przysporzyc re-
publikanom funduszu ma kampa-
MIA wyborczq, wojnie Anglii z
Boerami Filipinach. Skohczyfo
sic tenn, re republikanie przegadali
demokrat6w, ME przekonawszy z
mich nikogo.
FRANKFORT, KY, 2S-go Marca.-
Process W sprawie Powersa, repu-
blikahskiego sekretarza stanowego,
odbywaf sic przy drzwiach zam-
knietych dla publicznosci, lecz
W obecnosci przedstawiciel prasy'
Sedzia Campbell odrzucif trzy
wnioski obrohcy oskarzonego, aze-
by go uwolnic: po pierwsze na sku-
tex aktu ufaskawienia Taylora, po
drugie ma mocy zeznan swiadk6w
i DO trzecie "a zfozeniem kaucyi.
Sedzia tlomaczyf, ze Taylor ME
miaf fprawa uiaskawiac: :kogokolwiek,
ze zeznah swiadk6w zas wynika,
ze Powers nalezaf do spisku, 60
dzacego ma zycie Goebla i dlatego
jego sprawa przyjdzie pod roztrza-
SAME sadu kryminalnego.
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BERLIN, 2Sgo M rca.

BERLIN, 2Sgo M area. -
w parlamencie uchwalono wnio-
SEX, upraszajqcy rade zwiazkowa o
placenie posfom dyet i zwracanie
i'm koszt6w podr6zy. Hrabia Bue'
low przekonywaf izbe, re Niemcy
chcac prowadzic nadal polityke
,,pokojowa," potrzebuja wielkiej
foty.
q Petersburga donosza, re odtad
MONA nawet do Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych wysefac przekazy poetic
we do wysokosci 100 rubli, "a opla-
ta 25 kop. cd kazdych 20 rubli.
RzYM, 2S-go M area. =
w sejnhe zganif prezes Colombo
czfonk6w skrajnej lewicy, pragna-
cych zwofania konstytuanty, azeby
by przeprowadzic zmiane konsty-
tucyi. Signor Pantano protesto-
wal przeciw wywodom prezesa i
chciaf koniecznie movie, ME otrzy-
mawszy g1osu.
Wywofafo to taxi tumult, re pos
siedzenie musiano odroczyc. Kon-
serwatysci uwazaja agitacye socya-
list6w radykaf6w "a krok ola mo-
narchii niebezpieczny.
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garsberg, poniewaz ME mysla tam
Anglikom stawiac oporu.
Me jest rzecza prawdopodobna,
azeby poch6d zBlemfontein ma pol
noe rozpoczaf sic pred uplywem
czterech tygodni. General Clements
zbliza sic do Blemfontein W CITE
rech kolumnach. Gdy lord Ro-
berts wyruszy do Transwalu, Gata-
ere zajmie jego miejsce W stolicy
panstwa Oranje.
Rad kolonialny kazaf ochotni-
kom Kapsztadu, azeby cofneli
sic ma poludniowy brzeg rzeki D.
ranje.
LoNDYN, 2Sgo Marca. =
Lord Roberts ME doni6sf mic
wiecej, jak tylko ten szczeg6f, re
kapitan Sloane Stanley l6 pufku
lansyer6w zostaf raniony W potycz-
ce forpocztowej mad rzeka Mod
der.
Podobno Boerzy osiadli ma gra-
nicy kraju Basuto powracaja do
dom6w, gdyz spieszy i'm sic orac
grunta trzymac sic ma swych far
mach. Stracili juz ochote do dal-
szei woiaczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-28
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Anglii, spotka sic na kontynencie
z chlodem sfer arystokratycznych,
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