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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
ACROSS The TUGEla.
Slow But Sure Advance Now Being Made
Toward Laoysmi,h

London, Jan. lS-937 p. M-The war
office mas issued the following: From
Butler, Spearman's Camp. Jan. l>.-''Onc
field artillery howitzcr battery and Lyt-
tl"ton's brigade are across the Tugela at
Putgcitcr's Drift. The enemys position
is being bnmhardcd by us.
Five miles higher up, Warren has
crossed the river by pontoon v yards
long. iIc hopes his forces viii by even
ing have advanced five miles from the
river to his right front. The enemy is
buSily rntrenching."
From Roberts. Cape Town, Jan. IS
"Gatacre reports that 300 men of An
ranks have been moved from Bushman :
llocck 70 lIoperherg, ana the .4th Field
BATTERY and one company of mounted in
lantrN from SterkStroOm to Bushman $
tlocck. otherwise there is no change"
10 A. M.-At midnight the war office
announced that it had no further news
for publication. When questioned with
regard 70 the rumored British victory ana
the relief of LadySmith. the officials re-
piled that they had received no infOrma-
tion Ia bear out either feature Of the. r,I-
NOR, and We're Inclined to think that srri-
Gus lighting must precede the relief Of
the town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19

overwhelmingly defeated. The publica-
tion of the reports of the 18th census,
| therefore. will be made by the public
printer as in the past
| The House met at O'Clock in order to
| give members an opportunity to attend
| the ceremonies III connection with the
| unveilinS Of the statue Of Daniel Web
ster.
Hopkins H., moved that the House so
into committee of the whole for the con-
sideration of the Senate bill extending
the scope of the 18th census. Russell said
he opposition To the bill was confined TO
the House amendment to empower the
director Of the census to contract for
once. lie suggested that general debate
be closed at o'clock. This was agreed
70 ana Hopkins motion was adopted.
hopkins moved that the House go into
committee Of the whole for the consider
alton OF the Senate bill extending the
scope Of the 18th census. Hopkins eN-
planned that the bill with the exception
Of the fourth section met the unanimous
approval Of the census committee. Hop
kins said the pubic printer would be
given as much of the printing as he could
do. In response "a question from Shat
tuck Ohio. he said he would be willing
to incorporate an amendment requiring
that the work should be done by union
labor.
Wheeler. Ky. asked why. If government
work was 70 be let 10 the lowest bidder
there should be any provision restricting
it to firms employing union labor. Hop
kins replied that he would accept the
amendment to show there was no hos
tility to union labor.
Russell tt declared that the public
printer could do "A amount of work in
amy length of time if only he We're pro
vidcd with enough money.
The debate continued until ( o'clock
many members participating on eacn
side. The bill was then read for amend
ment under the J-minutc rule. The COM
mittee amendment to the bill for the col
lection OF statistics relating to the deaf.
dumb ana blind was adopted. An amend
ment was adopted to require the collec~
tiOn Of statistics regarding mines, mints
and minerals.
Flynn, okla, offered an amendment for
the appOrtiunmpnt of the employees Of the
census equitably among the states ana
territories. He said every representative
had been allowed six appointments. He
had only two appointments.
''If that amendment is adopted" asked
Lentz. Ohio, will it be possible to have
a Democrat appointed enumerator in the
North
there would not be a Democratic cnum-
orator North or South" tApplausc and
laughterl.
The amendment was lost. When see
tion was reached. Hopkins, in charge Of
the bill. offered the following substitute
for it: THAT the public printer shall cs-
tablish in the public printing office a divi |
sion or branch printing office which shall
he under the direction ana control of the |
public printer. Of sufficient capacity To
meet the demands" etc. of the census |
act.
The committee amendments as modified !
were bitterly opposed by score Of mem |
berS and We're overwhelmingly defeated |
The Hill was then passed.
\ conference was ordered on the House |
amendments and the following cnnfer-ea |
Ct: ana Griffith. Ind. At o'clock the |
House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
PENSION APPLICATIONS.
Spanish American War Volunteers Claims
Far Ou.number the Regulars.

Washington. Jan. 1S-A large num-
Der of claims for pensions are being
received by the pension office as n re-
suit Of the Spanish american war
Statistics prepared by the bureau show
that the percentage of applications
from volunteers is much larger than
from the regulars.
the battle of san Juan was selected
by thG> bureau as a basis for Calcula-
tions, as the greatest number of cas-
ualtits occurred there. There We're 1872
regulars killed, 1903, wounded and 80
missing. Claims for pensions from the
regular army number 2262. At that
battle "A volunteers were killed, III
wounded ana 45 missing. The claims
for pensions from volunteers number
355S.
There We're 23 regiments or regulars
and three regular batteries engaged in
this fight rs against nine regiments of
volunteers. one regiment lost none in
killed. wounded or missing. but has 4l9
claims fr pensions pending
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
The WEBSTER STATUE
Formally Presented TO United States and
Unveiled at Washington.

Washington. Jan. IS-A distinguished
assembly Of public officials, including
President Mckinl-y and his cabinet. rep
reScntatiVcs uf tn" Senate ana House OF
Representatives the judiciary Of the
United States supreme court ANA other
branches Of public life participated, to-
day. in exercises attending the unveiling
IF HE colossal bronze statue OF Daniel
Webster. executed by the italian sculp-
tor TrcntanoVe ana presented to the
United States by Mr.. Stilsun llutchins of
Washington.
The statue Occupics 4 position on Scott
Circle. but previous to the actual unveii-
ing the ceremonies of presentation and
acceptance Were. held ft the Lafayette
Opera house.
The Marine Band occupied the orcheS-
ira. AS the President ana cabinet cam"
upon the stage. the cntir" audience rose,
while the band played Hail 10 the
chief"
After an eloquent prayer by the blind
Chaulain III the Senate. Rev. br. Milburn.
senator Chandler in behalf Of the twp
branches uf Congress, read Mr.. Hutth-
ms presentation letter ana added brief
hut glowing tribute t. the stateSm tiShip,
the urltury ana the patriotism or Web
ser.
Secretary Long then accepted the statu"
In behalf nf tho United states.
Secretary Longs remarks We're warmly
applauded. ana then. amid another out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19

70 bushels; SPOT steady; No. 2, 4osi lob.
afioat ana 4GA elevator.
OATS-Receipts, 1850 bushels; snot
steady: No. :, 29l2; No. z, n. No 3 white
31,2: No. white, %; track white. 31Ibms,;
track mixed Western, z9lzn3l.
BEEF-Steady: family. SI2 5GGil3 W.
mess, $3.50; beef hams, S22Oom225O cut
meats. firm.
LARD-Easy; Western steam. $500
January sG2212, nominal; refined. quiet
continent, $6.i5; :. A., 1856.
PORk-Quiet-
BUTTER-Stcady: Western creamery
2lm25: factory, I1u2z; June creamery. 1jll
70; state dairy. lglt24. o.. crcanar- ..nl5
EGGS-Steady; state and Penns,Iv Ivani4
N; Western ungraded az market 1i4I8
POTATOES-Qui Jersey. 81 25II X.
New York. ST. 50m200; Long Island. 81 5G6,
zoo; Jersey sweets, 81. JUn3.O-.
PETROLEI M-Steady.
ROSlN- Steady.
TT l'KPENTIN NE.-StcIdy.
RlCE-Quict.
ASSES-Steady.
tREIGHTS- To Liverpool. slow.
SUGAR Raw. strong ANA Held higher.
fair refining. I5-lG bid; centrifugal IS
tr~t. Il-22 BID; molass-s sugar, 3-s bId;
refined, firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
He Has Cause to Rejoice.

"A young man came into our store
yesterday suffering from a severe at
tack of cramp collie" writes r. F. Hess.
miller ana general merchant. Dickey's
Mountain, Pa. He had tried various
home remedies without relief. As
had used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy | gave him
dose and it soon brought him out all
right. never saw fellow 50 re-
joiced.' Sold NY Jno. Coughlin, III
Water st., druggist.
NV, rift
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
The CANAL BILL.
Extracts Of the Report OF Senator Morgan
Chairman OF Committee.

WashinGton Jan. >-Scnatur Morgan.
as chairman nj the Senate committee On
intcr-ucrauic canals. today. presented a
written report upon the Nicaragua canal
lii. The following extracts lrlm the re-
port indicate its general purpprt:
We have reached point in the dis-
cussiun Of thc question Of snip canal
through the i~thmuS nj Daricu wher" the
necessity for the canal ana it's advantages
to our country are NO longer debated III
Congress or among me people. With
this western connection between the two
great oceans there Hi.l TO- o@t pbliShvd the
shortest ANA most direct line ut uIViGa-
tiun between the s'hpurtS uf cur nation
ana thUS,. W.T. every other nation iu tine
world in passing from ocean To ocean.
''AS a provision fNr The naval ANA mill
tary defence Of our country. whether in
Sular or continental this canal Is iudi~-
prHSibl". ana The closer its location is
made to our states ON the Gulf of Mex
leo, the more ehiciy nj Will hc its prutec-
uon to our coasts on the Atlantic ANA
Pacific.
Pearl harbor. in Hawaii. ana the hlr-
bOr of san Juan in Puerto Rico. are IN"
true military dcirnccs ut thr canal
against attack by European or ASiitIc
powers. and they give more secure pro-
lection to its eastern ANA western nut
lets than any fJrtresScs. however strong.
that can be located at OF near its connec-
Measured by the income of the Suez
canal. at a spending cost, the Mica
rasua canal should yield with equivalent
rates OF tolls, at least II per cent. OF
$l4n.rtu.O00
lit IL TOO severe Il tax upon credulity
to ask the adoption OF the precarious
water supply at Panama, in preicrenc"
To the two grand lakes OF the Nicaragua
route one of which is luO miles long by
IS miles broad ana affords nearly - miles
of fresh water navigation for the largest
ships as part of the canal route, ana to-
gcther they supply more than 10 times
the water needed 70 supply the canal line
from Lake Nicaragua to both oceans.
I'VE owe it to ourselves and to the
whole world that whatever canal we shall
build and control on the isthmUS of DI-
rtn shall be as open. free ana neutral to
the Surz canal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
LYTTLETON'S ADVANCE.
Shells Bocr Position at Potsieter's Drift
Beers Seen Leaving Trenches.

Spoarman's Farm. Natal Jan. lS.-10 A.
M.-t"n- l.yttlcton's brigade. with i
H"witzrr battery, crossed the Tugcla
III. The water rose above the waists of
the men. The Hocrs fired TWO shots ana
then recalled their forces t. the trenches
the passage being uninterr,lpted. Tho
British advanced il skirmishing order
and th" small kopjes On the SUBMITS
night it rliucd heavily.
Yesterday Wednesday,, the Boer
trenches were vigorously shelled in front
q ,nonea MoH4i 4 Aice Whilt he british re
PLAN. Heavy mlsts cuvelupcd the hills
but the naval gunncrs ana the Howitzer
battery made good practice. thoroughly
searching the trenches. ON the Boer
right breach was made in a sand lag
emplicemrnt where it is supposed B0er
guns had been placed
IL tdnn"hidr WIS htaNy ana cnntinu-
Gus ana the Boefs were observed lrayin..
the trenches in small parties The hill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
THOSE SEIZED GOODS.
Character Still Being Investigated Dill
ference OF Opinion With England.

Washington, Jan. B.-Ambassador
Choatc Is prosecuting his efforts to learn
Just where the provisions are that Wer"
seized off Delagoa Bay on the MIshona,
the Maria ana the Beatrice. lie has re-
ported that the goods on the Maria are
in the custom house at Durham, subject
to the disposition Of the owners. The
goods carried on the MashOna are bc-
lievcd 10 be- still on board that snip at
Cape Town. but owing to imperfcctions
in the ships papers ii has not yet been
possible to clear up The facts In that case.
The Beatrice is at East London and the
British government is trying u learn
from its officers the status OF the cargo
II Is authoritativelY stated that there
is no difference Of opinion whatever be
tween the governments uf the nltcd
States and Great Britain as to the legal
aspects of the seizures Of goods IN those
three cases. The British government hIs
without reserve that these a""dS
were not Liable to seizure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
HOME SECRETARY TALKS.
Says Cabinet Members Share Responsibility
Is Pleased With Counip's Attitude.

London. Jan. lS.-Sir Matthew White
Ridley. the home secretary. speaking ll
Black Pool. thi& evening. said. ON be
half of my colleagues and myself.
would say that wr AIT share th- nm re-
spDnsibilitY; for the cabinet likc the nt-
tiun. mas been united from tuc beginning
There is no doubt that when The prpp"'
tim. comes far thc cabinet tn Justify III
course, IN, Justification VIII he suiii
cleutly ample
What gives me thc most pleasure IL
the determination Of the country. D" i"ss
than the government. that having "A quar-
ri forced upon rs, Wc must bring II t.
a successful issue.
At H. not ,nc business w thc press t0
criticize the actions nf our gallant gen
erals In th.- iirid. There ~ none w them
who does not possess the fun confidence
Of the country ANA the government.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
THE DECISION REvERS 20.
And Mrs. RosaI Loses 100. 900 Francs Award
for De ath OF Husband.

Paris. Jan. 1S-The court Of appeals
has reversed the decision of the lower
court which had awarded 1000. 900 francs
as compensation, to Mrs. ROsal, widow
of Mr. +. Rosal, cabin passenger,
who perished in the disaster in La
Bourgognc, off Sable Island, on the
morning of July 4, 1898.
In stating the grounds of reversal,
the court holds that the disaster was
not the fault Of the Campagnie Gen
erale Trlns-Atlant!que nor cf Com
mandcr DelOnelc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
mo TURNING BACK"
Continued from page ~

the whole army will be in action when
the hour Tor combined movement ar
rives. Three weeks ago. Gen. Butler
had 900 men. Considerable reinforce
ments have since reached him giving
him. probably $4,000 men and 50 guns
all told.
Estimates of how many men and
guns the Beers have to oppose him are
mere guess work. In not replying to
Gen. Lyttleton's shells they are using
the tactics that proved 50 successful
in the battle of Magersfontein and
Colens9-lying low in their trenches
ana thus hoping to conceal their pre-
else position until the infantry ad-
vance.
The Daily Chronicles military expert
sees curious analogy. between Gen.
Bullers situation now and the eve of
Beers are making a stand with their
backs to investing lines within a few
miles AS Lord Methuen, after cross
ing Modder river. had to attack Spy
f1ntein and Magersfontein hills. so
Gen. Butler. after passing the Tugela.
faces invisible entertainments in
rough country.
'fllt tol TltlllltllH 'i''i-
Buller's wheeled transport train of 5000
vehicles. which connect him with the
rail head. about 30 miles to the rear.
Among these vehicles are 80 traction
engines which draw from 10 to Is
wagons each.
Gen. Buffers warning about the mis-
use Of the white flag by the Beers in
his proclamation to the troops is con
sidercd rather broad hint to give no
quarter. His phrase. There will be no
turning back" is commented upon edi-
torially by the morning papers as pre-
saging cheerful announcements.
The absorbing interest felt in the situ-
alton in Natal makes other points in the
theatre uf war seem microscopic.
Lord Mcthuen lies behind his works at
Muddcr river. Ii is estimated that his
forces will have to be nearly or quite
doubled before he can relieve Kimberley.
British reinforcements are moving to-
ward Gen. French at RensburE. With
these ne is expected to advance Gen.
Gatlcre's men occupy Lopsburg a slight
advance.
The war office announces that next
week Will be- embarked u guns, $40 men
ana 22lU horses. This is the largest con
Of artillery ever sent abroad.
The war office invites 5VJ volunteers to
form . shlrpshooters battalion of yeo-
many
Sir Wm. MacCormac. In the Lancet.
SAYS that oi the 30 wounded in the hos
Iitals visited by him, only eight had been
hit by shells.
Mr.. kiplns has written the following
ana branch uf the Navy League. in recug
milton Of a contribution to the war fund
Bravo. British Guiana. Seeing wh1l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
ROBERTS is DOOMED.
BY Either Majority or Minority Report He Will
Lose Coveted Seat.

Washington Jan. lN.-Ckairman Tayler
pf the Roberts committee, ana Represent
atlvr Littlelicld ot Maine are busy pre-
pairing thr majority ana minority rcpnrts
Respectively in the Roberts case. They
viii u" tiIrd together. saturday. II is mon
expected that the case will b" called up
in TN, House until Tuesday pr Wciu-Sd ty
Of mex; week. The drbat" is expected tp
occupy TWO or three days. Mr.. Ruh"rls
viii hc given an opportunity To Dc heard
upon the floor in his own defence.
Mr Littlcticld and Mc. hcArmond Of
Missouri who Will sign the minority re
port are hopeful that the mode of pro-
ccdurc which they faynr-tr allow Mr..
Roberts t. h" sworn in and then eXp"l
him-Will bc followed. The ajuritN of
the committee on the other hand are con
tidcnt that their report will be adopted
ANA that Mr.. Roberts will BE- excluded
without being sworn in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
CONSULAR SERVICE.
Bill Providing for Promotion and Con,inuol S
Service OF Off, GERS Considered.

Washington, Jan. lS-The Hous"
committee on foreign affairs today.
entered upon the consideration of the
bill for the reformation of the con-
sular service. which provides for the
promotion ana continuous service of
consular officers. Mr. Adams OF Penn
sylvania. is the author Of the hill. Ii
is identical with the bill favorably re-
ported by The foreign affairs commit
tee in the last Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
A BRITISH DEFEAT.
Sixteen Patrols Ambushed and Captured
Eight Aiterward Escape.

Eensburg. "Wednesday. Jan. ia patrol
composed uf NJ men of the New South
Wales l.ancers and South Australians
wis amhuShrd, yesterday, by the Boer;
aud overwhelmed after Il severe fight
Twp uf the detachment escaped ard have
arrived in camp.
This morning, 4 patrol visited the scene
ut the iight ana found one dead Austria
li1n ana one wounded man. The Austria
lihnS mndc-a gallant fight before surrcn-
dcring.
4 appears that when the Australians
encountered the first body of Beers ana
! Iund their rctlcat cut off. they Ealluped
for nearby kppje. hoping to beat "ff
the H""rS. but on arriving found another
tore" MI nurShers concealed there.
Later six more Of the Australians re-
turned The rest Of them were captured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
CABLE TO OUR COLONIES.
Representative Corliss Introduces Bill Ap.
propriating S5OO.OOO.

Washington, Jan. lS-Representative
Corliss Of Michigan. has Introduced bill
for the construction ana operation under
The government OF the United States Of
4 cable between this country. Hawaii,
Guam, the Philippine Islands ana other
countries. The bill is substantially the
same as that Of last year providing for a
government cable, except that the Sec
ton creating a cable commission is elm
mated ana The President is empowered to
determine the route. the maintenance
operation. ctc.. Of the line being placed
under the control Of the postmaster gen
crIl. the secretary of war ana the secrc-
tary Of the navy The hi,l apprupril ties
$50o 900 aud limits the cost of the cable To
s. UuU. 900. Authorization Is given the
President to arrange with Japan and
China Tor a cable landing point.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
New York Produce Market.

mn mn H5i il-Receipts. i3.~5o bbis.; Exports ,
III III nrneiI,,. @,e Sirs 3.n pkgs; dul and lover
nrvak n, ~, II wheat; Minnesota natrnts a "a
i', lialnts1tl ~ bakers, g. 756i3o0; winter
l,3 5'il.'v. ii! $%9"t315 winter etrlights s.. M
sradcs "intcr x5 5.r sNiras, $255m2S5; winter low
IN, " ! iiEAII u IL Receipts. Go.ooo bushels, AZ
..Is p'''G H1'o bushels sales. 2.i5o 600 bush
gtradl. uHsS' 4" l,d~o bushels exports: SPOT
~. M, NJ, red, rtd, ,3%s fob. atloat prompt =;
nr"mbt u "npt. y" ! hard Duluth, 7Sas fob. ati"at
PCnIiNt ~ red. 7lls elevator.
ooi'-N-keceipts, y, $50 bushels: eynorts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
PATRIOTIC CANADIANS.
An Army OF 10000 Men Could Be Raised
from the Volunteers.

Halifax. \. s., Jan. 1S.-Gen. Hutton.
r-in-chief Of the Canadian
militia, Hon. Mr. Fielding. minister Of
finance, Hon. Mr.. Mulock and Hon.
DR.. Borden. minister of militia, ar
rived. tonight from Ottawa TO attend
the embarkation Of the troops. Satur-
day, for South Africa. Hon. Mr.. Bor-
den said a sufficient number Of Cana
dians had already volunteered to raise
a force of 10000 men for service in
South Africa. Officers enough for an
army of $4,000 men had sent in appli-
cations for active service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
AN OLD WAR DEBT.
Price Of Southern Cotton Captured by Fec
erals TO Be Refunded

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Southern Sen
ators express themselves as hopeful
over the prospect of securing legisla-
ton during the present session Of con
Sress, looking t. the refunding of
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
LETTER FROM PRES. KRUGER
Said TO Sc En- Route Asking Pres. Mckinley
TO Offer Mediation.

Naples, Jan l>.-Mr. Charles Il
Macrum. former United States consul
at Pretoria, Who left Lourrnzo Mar
quez. cn December IL. bound for New
York, landed here, today.
1t is reported that he bears letter
from President Kruger L. President
Mckinley asking the latter to mediate
between the Transvaal and Great
EriInin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
DeWEYS FLEETS PRIZE MONEY
An Appraisemcnt Ordered Of Properly Captured
in Manila Bay

Washington. Jan. 1S-The supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia has
ornered an appraisrment by the navy
department of the property captured
m Admiral Dewey at Manila. This ie
4 part of the proceedings brought for
IN award Of prize money to Admiral
Dewey, his officers and men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. Jan. lS.--The House. today.
passed the Senate bill to extend the pow
efs OF the director Of the census. after
striking out the committee amendment
10 authorize the director t. contract for
extra printing with private contractors.
me Whole fght was upon that amend
hleht' The influence Of the public printer
ana the labor organizations Of the coun-
try were employed against it. and after
lively debate Of several hours il was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
COREA SECURES LOAN.
Russia Will Advance SI2.O00.O00 Japan
Declining to Take Chances.

London. Jan. ia Shanghai special
says: "It is reported here that an
has been concluded under
which Russia will lend Cur-a 81 OUD, 600
Of which $1,000, 900 viii BE- paid imme-
dlatrly. Corra having uusucc, ssfully
applied to Japan for a loan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19

burst Of applause, Senator Lodge deliv-
cred the OratiOn of the day.
The formal ceremonies concluded with
benediction by Rev. Mr.. Condon. chap
lain of the House.
The PRESIDENT ana most of the other
dist.neu!shed guests then proceeded to
Scott circle. where At II o'clock the
statue was unveiled. Tie drawing Of the
veil WIS performed by jerome Bona parte
q great grandson Of Webster assisted by
Mrs. lIutchins and Miss Katherine
Dpcrinu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
New York Cotton Market.

Now York. Jan. ~
Cotton futures closed steady January
: .i3; February, 80; March. 40; April
I-il; MAY. .i3. June. 7.ia: July. 7.4i. Au-
gust. ~: September. GN>; october. t73:
November, G.G9: December 66S.
Cotton spot closed quiet ana steady 1t
1-l6 advance; miIdliug uplands. "a, do
gulf, s. Sales liu bales
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19

Half the ills that man is heir 70 come
from Indigestion. Eurdpck Blood Bitters
strengthens and tones the stomach
makes Indigestion impossible.
mon. " ed. .fri& Wky.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19

facing the British position was next
shelled.
Gen. Warren has forced a passage Of
the Tugela, seven miles to the left
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-19
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