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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
HOPELESS POSITION.
Cronje's Army at Mercy of
the English Guns.
Is Willing to Surrender, but Young
Beers Override Idea.
Offer to Pass Women and Children Out Of Dan.
ger Reiu: ed.

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uSi VI 'nl ~ 'l',''"'9' "e"i'' ''"S
l ans h'' up '''' Dp'. Tue hoe'' 'o''
wv Salu" spa -, ''iriI coNct'
W > - ny III ltisi nic hi'
peeh very "taulS anu aIiirhl 'fla' zen
rome hliiise'i - winning 10 Surrcliuci'
put : o.elpoi"e - 'he young i'o'i
irulii the i"ii9 -
iiie'e ~ ",iu oiiiiuIcii W.,
me boef loFce. 'ch i'ooefts proposed
" let theih PASS ~ 81 udlSef' put
inns suggestion ~ wei as the pf"Her
OF medical ald' mas peeh rejected.
Inc kopJe captured by me bri'lSh'
iaSt Nedhtsu Nheh ~ prisoners
were taken IS most important
StrdteSlcdl p"7i'io'' il9 poSlt'"H S'"uiu
enable us u TePulSe any Boer rem
forcements from the eastward.
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PIT 81 =! ~. ttioi'S II 49,
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CiSudi'ios VIZ ~ ''o"liF "''''
mere was qcsui'o'S li'llS' az ",S
t'''i' NINA ~ - i'',ti''7 '.l'N 49,,
ms A'i va u ~ ''l'c 9."''' VI
" me zen 9iiI i'". ii''i' 'ii VA -
ny SI"lS .'''9'"', W., N'' .,"'''
III" lddSeI- Mcdh" iIiI' 'i'"' az II
advanced III Idr vdS'ttiA "Ii '''l' -,
near hopJt htld .! s'i"IlT ~. ~ ~
r"hJt men, reunion tVu ~ q l-"'S
Sl'l''ii 'uiit - '.,"''
zen. br"iuWcouS irlE ~ VIII ~
terry 81 morse dilih"lE' t""N " wi =
70 tie left ana rear q the sam" h"pJ'-
The front 81 the MI was thoroushly
searched by rdklnE hre
suddenly the h"crS b'lted from every
side toward Cen French VINO heaoeu
towards the drlft' she'liilS VIGOROUSLY 1
\ great hummer escape" pu' many
Wef" h''ied pH SiiidPiei anu ""'"' -
We're cdptufeu.
As soon as the hopJe ""9 " dcud''"'
this correspondent visited IL me p"-
Sltion was found 10 ne ""Ii''ei iuliy
strong naturally and to form the real
key t" the position III the case Oh o.
renee against boel relilloi celile"'9 o.
Vanclng from the east.
Gun hrst contact Win the Lau3 SAii'i'
Beers was slnsuiariy unfortunate lot
them. great deal Of forage proNls-
ions and equipment was captured ana
the kopje was frequently dotted WIN
blood. showing that many Wouhued "a
been removed. The Boer methon OF
removing their DEAD IS 70 ne coupe
Of reins TO the body Whlch Is thuN
dragged off by NV" horsemeh AZ luii
gallop.
There were several pour p'rleS' 70
day, on the subject OF a snort arms
tic". 1t seems that Cen 'ronJ" Is Will
ing to surrender, but That the young
refuse The other h"leaS-
ucrcd Beers are anxious to give UP.
British doctor who visited the hoer
lines to see the wounded i"uhu 'i,'
trenches a'ohS 'fe ''Ne' Jun ~ "'''''''
9" anu -" hi'iis ., ,,.4
y utSei ~ y ~ '''''' ,'l,.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
Disbursements, $50 1872 ,e25 90

p Ut n computing b resveo neaa class apoias
%
r. II computing . A outs H policies it h th nH3a i'll realized N
m snu ~
il many II assurance N
~ ii w rates assumed will b ~ smhH rte rt tn pdcyhnN
pp p will top nyhhhr sdsu the 1901 te manner their
p
f he o above
c Acmv G H. suan Auuay
Q New I department nyJa
byenh in % tp @ Sect eighty tn nrranea Of the State
N Y and n f at ~ in II @ M o mu tn policies sovaue1 have.
policy obligation E ~ @ h Unite outstanding
rmbrr e d b EN T Nor t:andby
Experience = m with m t p cent and three an half pecnt ssnrain
tfnt tn samet be Gk2s
N rrrtnr ofInnne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
ncomc, $50. s78,2oo sc
DI.ISURSENIEN1S.
Paid PoIicyhoIdcrs, $40, 10Y, 5AI.@4

L o m m : : ons adVertis-
ing. postage ana exchange. 5.n- Si3. S.
All other payments: Taxes.
salaries. medical examina-
tons, general expenses. &c 5O105t0.69
Sinking Fund. Reduction of
Book values Of Bonds pur-
chased at d premium, @i2c400l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

PaardeberG. Orange Free State,
Thursday. Feb 22.-Artillery Smelling
continued during the early part of last
night. As soon as the last gun was
fired the Shropshres. who had been
occupying the river bed since Sunday,
rushed forward. seized an additional
200 yards or near ground and entrench-
ed a fresh position before dayhre1k.
At dawn Gen. Cronje found himself
locked that amount Of space The
Shropshires had done excellent work
under a CALLING fire since Sunday. and
they were relieved by the Gordons to-
dav. The exchange Of positions had
its amusing features in spite of the
danger. The Gordons crawled on
their stomachs to the trenches and the
Shropshires crept out by actually
reaching over the Gordons.
The scene of the last five days fight
ing is one of the prettiest spots in
South Africa The river at the point
Continued on page p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
FORTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
The Equitable
Life Assurance Society
OF The united STATES,
LIABILITIES.

Assurance Fund oor Reserve
on all existing policies ~
SpcietNs valuation CCompu-
tation hY M y. Insurance
Department $316 33J 81 SEE
Superintendent ccrtih-
catel. s2l6.3Si 5000
All other Liabilities, 2.6oS. SjL05
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

James II. Hyde, Vice-Prcsident
George I. Wilson, Third NiCePresdent.
William Alexander. Secretary.
Edward w. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

David II Moffat.
BraYtnn Ives.
&. Ledyard Blair.
y Van BERGEN.
Levi L. Morton.
August Belmont.
Thomas +. ECkert.
James VI Durham.
Sidney u. Ripley.
John j. MCCuok.
John +. Scarlcs.
Samuel NJ. luman.
Geo. W. Carleton.
y. FouIinot Colt.
Joseph Il, Low.
Allnsun Ira *.
j. +. DcNaVLrro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

We. the undersigned. appointed by the
Board Of Directors of the Equitable So
ciety. in accordance with its bylaws, to
revise and verify all its affairs for the
year 1899, hereby certify that we have. in
person. carefully examined the accounts.
and counted and examined in detail the
Assets If the Society. and do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing statement there
Of is true and correct as stated.
f. BOUDINOT COLT.
T. S. YOUNG. NJ
G. w. CARLETON, )
J. II. DURHAM.
II. J. FAIRCHILD.
c. b. ALEXANDER
Special Committee Of the Board of Di-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

Instalment Policies Stated at Their Com
muted Values.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

Fremont Allen York County William NJ Pennell Br,
scot County; Wiley & Ward, Washing ton County.
The Equitable in business forty years has con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

Special Committee Of the Board of Di-
renfnIE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
OFFICERS.

James w. Alexander. President
| William II. Mcintyre, Assistant Secre-
| tary.
! Gage +. Tarbcll, Second Nicc-Prcsidcnt.
mbcrt, NJ. D., Edward Curtis. NJ D.. Me-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
sSeffcripn's @eburtstag.

ZEN : Dprt, Is. Nprll. - Oar
9emofrdtii6e Club BON 9rooflpn fei1
erie bsute 2l6tnb ben @eburt8tag Sips
mas SefferIon's bur6 Elm 8artstt.
Gr 8pupsrneur Sas. 6. Campbell
BON Sbio bieIt bie bauptIG1li6. 8ebt.
in tpeIder sr fpe3ieq cine geiunbe 6ia
run3politif befiirportst,. GrsPrdz
lioent 8rober GlepeIanO idtdts ell
S6rei6en unb srlduterts barin in 6as
ratteriItifdsr WeiIe bic 9fliatsn Der
Demotratie. Inter 2(nosrsm Id9te er,
Die 8runbidbe Der 9artei Isisn 70 eir=
fa9 uno ftimmten 10 pouItGnoig NIT
BEN 8e6oten Der 8sre6tigfeit uno
5rei6eit ii6srein, baB lie ME BON ben
oemotratiI6en Mafen miBperitdnoeH
poroen ieien. 2lus bisism 8runbe lei
iebsr 5ebler, jebes 9l6psihen pon bies
len 9runoidBen unter falIher 6ubs
rerihaft rsgelmdBig fofort ertdnnt Il.
am Stimmta ten geriigt noroen. Die
5olgen ieisr bdnn iebesmal 10 tpeitz
tra9sno aetpeIen, baB bic BON i6nen srz
tbsiIte 2eRre ni6t miBd6tet Iperoen
fDnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
Gar[ Grolpn lit fir Tclurh.

Son1as GitD, Mo., 18.Ylpril.
- Carl 9ropn, peilanb elner oer
6iihrer BON Gorep'5 SrompANrmee,
belt bcute uuf ipe3jeue ginlaoung cine
Rebe in Oem Staat5zGonbtnt Der
MiIIouri'er nMittelpeg5 "9opuliitsn
unb berurIa4te babel unge6eure 8e4
Itiir3ung, tnoem er bic Domination
oes IomirdIS 0spep gum YrGfoenteu
befiirportete. 2ile 8erIuhe, inn oas
Wort gu ent3ieben, bIieben oergebljd.
Der Gonpent nabm IpGter 9eI6IiiIYs
an, tpel6e bic Prin5ipien Der Natioa
nd( Piatfform Der pppuliittn BON
1896 ratifi3iren, 3ugleid jeood @m.
S. 9rDdn als einen 8eidiiBer uno 9els
fersbelfer Der SruIts benun3iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
5raummororr" Worriinn frelgelprn=
den.

Nsp Yort, Is. 4pri1. -
Spra6lebrer glfreo g. Morrifon,
tpslfer ppr etlifsn Wonaten gu 8bite
9lains feline 5rau erihoB. ungebli9
i'm 5raums, tpurbs beute bon Der eegen
i'm erbobsnsn Moro Gntlage frsisez
ipro4sn. gr bate iid, als er bic
5rau bsiratbsts, Der 8igamie i4ulbig
gsuo9t, inbsm fsine er1te Gruu, Don
tpsl4er er nidt sei6iebsn lit. bier in
9}etp gort lsbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
ce YiQe1l
,nn.bmtu, e. i6utu bus spI,m bon oasn Obiu,a
u,6tlfGnbtn btfr.en.


9r. 8a btpup & Go, 3eips0ori.
Btrtbu 6rr! sd mar fat ,rpei 9utrt laHs
truni unb babe mid bon ben erobrtnttn ar1tsn
Der Der. etcot.n bsbanO,Ir luTcn. Sd bub. in
b,is.m WaN,r bao.n uno bsibss gBoF,r trirtcH
mtE.H in SotsssriEes, ART, uber @aes ibIug
BEL mir uidt an epdtsr Ias id 3brc anl:igc,
unb i'd oq6tc, i'd iounts einmdl 9bre giatn bsrs
iud.u, uab bab. fof sp.i ebodttln ooa QenOms
men, ndbm sn,i b.im 6blaftretbsn uno cine
nod benz 5ribhId, uuD f, bub,R mir mebr gut
q.tban, ols ot,g 4nbrrs mas i'd o,rommcn babe.
Cd bottt tr 9tbrl.otu. Wlerc Sut uuo quqcH
nartu eanl o.lb; id mar miioe uno itldirio;
fiblt. pit .in Grun',rtr; bate s6msrjen oirett
Hbtr BEN Rabsl, q,rnot, ols ipsnn Elm Gj;i6Dar
pb.u an TaQen mare. Wlcirs Gngcpsioe pareu
i.br e,rtopit. g1tin Turo unO mciu. 3urgd
partu tof itctg numb. Nein Qpp,tit mar tinig,rs
moben, bod tonnt. i'd tsins Speiien oerocuen;
he Gaoen mir idtutr i'm Taosn uno eiuigs mrnos
son Sp.iieu musts i'd pisOer aus6rc6rn Sd
frnnt. nur lsi6tt unO Gsidt osrOauli5s ep,ieH
q.nieb,n Bite i6iden Sic mir 9br Boot Of
goSt,' adtunosSOa
Ben 3augg, 6otssprinog, grt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
lln6eljag(i(56eit
lla() Dem C|lell

0triOrtn, bic mad bem GTtn lsibtn, bas @cfa6f
b.den, bab Die o,noTsnsn Speiien f3 o,buen uus
edm,r3 6cruriudeu pie Elm ibpercs G'spibt in
Der Raumarubs bduu,n, ODER Die an g,riopfunu,
isnr,n 9dnorrboiOsn, guturOraug mad benz
RopTe, Rogtridurt. RGuicu. SoObreHren, Sopfa
tp,b, Gtsl am epeii.n, eusnrtiass guiitOb,n, Sibs
f,rttn OO,r nusu fortss 3lOpfm beg Ser3ens, Grs
fiduuegunfdu., 1tnH fs litgen, s8DinOcl bet
pl6bIid,m auff,b.n, 9urtts OStr Gcpcbc bor
BEN guacn, 6isb,r unb oumSftr aOpfbmsrJ ousa
beib.ubtr 9tripiration, selbs Sorb, Der Saut uns
auesn, e6m,r3en in Der Site Sruf, GIi,Osa
unS st0sliam bsiSm g8uaunu,n ItOcn, ioIim
tinioe Soien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
Sa[feu rpoS SIe Seriprcd)en,

lSie ieben nrr uni6.inbar aus urto 9i.mauo traut
S5nen bic auBerorentlibs Soeiltrat gu, ipelbs II.
tbailablid bcisen urb pei6, ne in Sauienosn uno
abertaIieu0en BON Grdnfbeits idl.H b;uabrt bdbsn,
0oD uHjdbi;at Seueuif: uon Qtrlortn, Die an
Tbtumdtisa1us, on alqemtiu,r Gorpri6Ddtba, an
osr V.ale, on ben Rtren, an DIR 2ebtr dm Dlagcn,
an girtopfune, oil eei6rter @trjs uno 9sroauungss
Spaflotett, lopie an pel,n auotr,n S!prunesr Der
Rorpsrcradn. eeitten brbtn, Dor, Dab f. eurb Die
Niaen poafdHnia furirt pprDen ine Sic YiG.n
baos1 fd1 a!s p0rsrtii@c3 9ausuuiItsl lberaa eIns
eeburpUe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
0reiiin III SDoe berbrannt.

Nep : 8 aben, Gonn., Is. 2lprit.
- Ginen entfsBlidsn Sob fdnO Die ala
teIte 6ruu in Srbington, He6scco 8aa
mes. Sic bate i'm Sofraum Elm 5eues
ange3iinOet, um 9dpiere gu oerbrena
men, unO f6re aleioer fingsn ea6si
Seuer. @6e ibr 9iilfe gebra9t tpsroen
tonnts, butte iie 70 fapere SranDnun4
ben erliiten, hoB Iie glei6 Daruuf ber=
i6ieb. sic mar Sc Sabre alt unO bins
terldBt 3tpet S06ne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19

Gcnntnib pont 3ui6ueiOcn cincs &lcioes 5u ba.
ben, lit ipibtqcr, os bic @nicrtiQuuq peiielbcn.
&lciOcrs 5uid)nejOcn nud Dem electric g , a.
men 9 6pciper z It NJ 0eh0riq Qelfbrt
lit ;ur Grlcrnune odg Wclfcmment, mn 2lQrr=
bette. Gns stbnciosr= 9antclmaab ipiro bel bic.
fem S0itcm ocbrnubt unb lit fenc peitcrt 9i5t=
ibrur crforoerlib. 0us lsibrcite urO siuia6fte
eptcn pelbes bcfnnnt if uno 5coer tennen lerz
nen tonn. Sic GriparniB in Sbrtr Giciotrauicr=
teunQs =9l letbnuno ipiro Sic rei6lb sntidjdoiQcn
Gprcdcn Sic por bel M 0ubsr, 0r. 2l2,
GbarlcszStrafs ober Nr. 226. SHo=9rooos
Trap, in 9ejuQ auf gepingungcu II. |. IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
Scr @ertb
-ScS-
Gelrpltu,t- -1ir,tlfea
lit cbbansia bun Der Seidtigfeit Der
GerbinSung, bic oaourd &C.
hnicn luire.
Sas orItaStiib anse'Spitem
G6elopeoke= rnO potomaC
Ue(eD6on=Up.

sr606t ben Nsrtb b:sIes 0ienItss in
6eOsuteaoer Weife.
0:eie Gpmpagnie bat bsrsits osrz
idisbene 9unoert Song OIlmnte" :
SelsphCne nit ibren nsuen por1taotI=
i9su @rhanges in 8erbinoun9 gez
beatt. 5u 8oten. bic bon $24 pro Sa9r
rangirsn.
De gepobnsr Der fOlgen'on Oriz
I6often uno peren llmgebun9ea,. bic
CT Der uni9dbbaren Nnnehmlihfe;t
beg 1s!epbonoienites 81 bemertsnsz
tpertb uieorigtn Rdten intersliirt iino,
folten iiA per PoIt coer Seiephon nit
r&m Gontruft Department, Nr. 8,
81. Yaul StraBe, il SsrbinOung
fptPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
Daume, .]lan,sn uno 9mmeraran.

Sru6t. uno 2icrbdumc, brddtiees gfortinent
pon rinDcimiiden uno ausiuGrti9sn Sorten. Saa=
loee uuo &pcn= =9lricblGQc gratis 9dume peroen
in Der Stapt uno Den @oriGotcn frci ab9elistsrt
0itOrigc Qreic. &oumibulen in Saltimore=Goun=
IN. @roben i'm @ureau 9lr. 2l7 Tpr0=Gal=
ptrt= =5traBe. Qot=G Gifite=Sor 405. % m. 6 . E
& z Dbuc (gtorlll0, 1Mt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
9aDwaD's, ,,.n
O." YiQell

fnS rein psu,tab;tii4. miIn unO Ouldblib. eli
pnuria8,n boaiommen, gsrOouuuq, complete qba
fsrbiruno uno adunbs Rto,Imdbigttit
Sir bic Scilrns aarr Magens, Gins
gemeioe>, Riereu-, gIaiensSritnrr=
ben, Grrbsn Granfbeitsn 6amorrz
hnibsu, nerh0ies anpiusb uuo ale
aranfbeiten Der 9eber.
gr,is 25 Gents pre- s8a6td; bcrfauft in oa.n
aSotbessn ootr per 9of mad Gmpfang oss Qrsii,s
Dniaubt. Rubpap Co., s. Glm Street,
Rep=9sri
a6ttn Gle salu.', bnb Sic ,RaSpapsS .rbalten.
G6tsn Sic barauf, oas bi, Der. etauteu.Rta
sirunes'Tar,. ~. q. R.' anQ,tt,6t ih on BEN.
pas Sit touisH. (9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
2ItOonoa6- SGnfe.

S'ciudc um 9tufnnGme BON 36Qlinaen in Die
MtSonpgbzS Sdule iiir Die fonmenos Sciion tOn=
rtn icBt cinQereidt iocrocn. Die &na6en riihen
spiifcn scbn uno uerjebn Sobrcn ult BON gutem
G6nratter uno Qeunocr Contribution, O5ne qenjs
0cnDc ciqtnc MittcI fir ibre Gr,tbunq unb Gtns
wobner non Valtmore icin.
GSeorudtc uinabnegsiubz Tormularc f6nrcr in
rtcincm Giircdu, Baltimore 5ruit & Giuarantce
GomparD," equitable =Gjcbduot, cntgcQcn genommsn
mcrocu gptnu bic in Den Qtbrudtcn Torululareu
oorQci4ricbtncu Sniormationtn uusQeiilt Ino
bite rie Qapicrc on mid 3urtd III icnoen.
German y. ount.
Gn2 0 1Gl llrGfnrrt Der @chGrn. Der Srlitces.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19

- @roBer S4aoen bur8 9odtp11s
fer miro aus ben S6dlsrn be5 Wi8a
conIin uno 8ldf Hiber in @i5conIiu
demeloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
Jo0n C. Uri0(e.

Gacss6anbidube Niemals, iet bic Staot
Baltimore Qtorinoet puroc bat irQsno eih @ano:
ibuhsGtabliement fb fir Den GHoetaiz&crtauI
nit cinsm iolden 9orratbe bon @auDidubcn per-
leben, bic On Gleaan3, Gu llta l.
Sreig uuo 9utes y EN- unieren Qs0Fn;
ipGrtiaen Sifcrten Qleb fonlmen. Sic 6urben NM
Huanccn fuo tnpelOs. Sic Tabrifnnten unltrtr
amertanibcr urO europaii6en @anoi5ube babcl
uns iiir bieie Saii0n ctruas srtra Gutcs perz
lprodcn. uno ibeuten mir fcinc Mibe, I'M $bneii
oieit 9orrGtbe bon SauDi6uben 3u9QnViih III
MAIDEN. g9r bobtn eincn Samsu= @tacsz3anpldMlmD pm
BON por3igliber GualitGt fir 81 90 nm SID
gu bcrfuufcu; farbiQ uuo ibmurs, nit Soaffn uno
Spangen. @laccz0anoibube fir 81 90 0u1rarts
nsrotn uber Der oano unQepobt. 99enn oltlslofn
Ddbreno bcs sraqens oufibliBen Ooer f6 ptrllF'
ben, ipolen mir fs foitenfrei repariren.
Sribie, 9ir. 80, 2S.=Segingtpn= CTR.
g Diro Seuti6 9siprc6en
Clpril $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-19
Die CQtCl) pci(nO

qu3ciacu elmer leiopieri1en Spefu=
lation" oocr cins5 Qrobe SipiDeno:n psripre6tHota
9aup,roius pcrpdttn oiel: armc 9sute, ibrt ibrptr
berOitrcn Gyiporniit 0arin ar3ule9tn, UNI anfott
Der Sipio:uocn ,par SoerStsio Die i5oloe rnO tpie
p;el btTtr lit es oa, Gin 9utc3, iubitantieaes 6du5
in sjntr biibdbfn, rsiEliden @cQcno Der StaOt 3u
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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-03-28
10 Blow Up Frs nNfort.

Frankfort. Ky. Special. There is
much excitement in Democratic quar-
tcs over report that the guards in
charge OF the State arsenal had laid a
mine in front of the State arsenal, con-
nected with the inside by wire, 80
that it could be touched off in case of
an attack. G excitement was IN
creased when another report was cir
culated that one of the officers had
purchased 100 feet of fuse from a local
hardware merchant and it was reports
ed that tbs fuse was to be attached 10
1he mine alleged to he at the arsenal.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
What Our Lawmakers are Doing from
Day TO Day.
SENATE
SENATE

| Seventy-siXth Day Discussion OF
the Porto Rico government and ,driif
| bill aS resumed in the Senate. Mr.
Morgan. g Alabama. presenting n
speech dealing with some of the consti-
tutional phases of the measure lie
maintained that as the treaty OF Paris
was the supreme law of the land. il
was impossible for the United States to
abandon either Porto Rico or the Ihil-
| ippines.
Sevcnty-seVcnth Day. Upcn jhc au-
| thOrity of the governor of Alaska. Mir
Turner of Washington. made the
statement in the Senate that conceS-
sions for gold mining in the bed of the
sea near Cape Nome, Alaska. had been
granted by the Secretary of Wsr. and
upon that statement he based Il resClu-
tion of inquiry. Senator Turner said
if such grant had hoen made it was
"a shame, a reprolch. and Il scandal.
| The resolution was agreed to. In
few minutes and without discussion
the additional urgent deficiency bill
was passed with one or two othe:'
measures of Importance
Seventy-eighth Day-Almost the en-
| tire session of the Senate WIS spent in
the discussion Of the conference report
upon the Puerto Rico approximation
| bill. The Democratic Senators mani
! Tested disposition 10 criticise the re-
siN"ation OF the house provision cover
Ing future collections OF revenue. pro-
| Tossing To find in this action desire to
continue the Dingley tariff.
Seventy-ninth Day-Thc Senate adj
! opted the conference report ON the
| Porto Rican relief hi. by Il vote OF 81
! 10 10, practically 4 strict party express
! sion. No DemOcrst voted for the re-
| port. hut Mr. Stewart. OF Nevada. vot-
ed with the Republicans The time OF
| discussion was consumed princinlily
! ny Mr.. Tillmln Democrat. gf South
| Carolina who made fierce attack up-
on the measure as agreed upon in con-
| ference and accused the Republican
! Senators and the Republican party of
lndirection. hypocrisy and dirty
work. His speech WAS quite charac-
ieristic, and was listened to with inter
est by his colleagues ON the floor and
.he people in the galleries
Soventy-nipth Day.-For few MIN
/ utcs in the Senate. surprise bordering
ai:- OSt on Consideration in some quar-
! tcrs. was created by a request of Mir.
! Foraker that the Porto Rican govern
| mcnt bill be recommitted TO the Porto
| RISan comInittee The request prCci-
| plated lively Colloquy. but il finally
was developed that the bill MIR. For
aker wanted recommitted was the
| civil government measure. now on the
| calendar and not the unfinished bust
ness. During thc clucidation of his
| request, however. Mr.. Foraker plainly
indicated that it was his purpose 20
separate the bills and press the Porto
Rican tariff bill to an early vote. his
desire being to have the vote taken not
later than next Thursday
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-03-28
Palmetto Notes.

On Tuesday "A prisoner was received
at the State penitentiary whose career
has been an interesting one. His
name IS Allen and he came from o
good family. He was school commits.
sioner OF his county Dorches ter-uI
20 the time he got into the trouble
which has made him a convict. He
WAS convicted Of forgery and has en-.
tered CpJn The service on a sentence o.
10 years The fellow is Il man of in.
telligence. but is one o. the ''fell-by.
wayside" class. fIe has been put "a
work in the hosiery mill. and seems
disposed 10 make good prisoner.
The death OF W. L. Miller. Esq. mas
ter Of Abbcyille county, created va
Cancy i'm the office which devolves
upon the governor the duty Of making
an appointment to fill it. The COVER.
nor has received a number OF letters
from friends OF Mcssrs l.. w. Perrin
and J. Fuller Lyon urging their quail
fications for the place. The governor
has not yet taken any action in the
matter, but will doubtless do so in a
few days.
Mr. Cole l.. Blease. of Newberry
has decided to enter the race for lieu
tenant governor against Lieutenant
Governor Scarborough. and the mails
are now carrying to hundreds OF peo-
pie all over the State brief circular
from Mr.. Ble2sc announcing his can
.dldacy and asking the support OF those
TO whom the circulars are addressed.
According 10 a special TO the New
York Sun from Richmond Va, Gen.
Wade Hampton. who has been i'll at
the home oc Gen. Thomas Munford. al
Lynchburg for . fortnight, has recov-
cred sufficiently 20 start for his home
in Columbia. Many Of Gen. Hamp
toms friends did not even know he
was sick