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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-08-23
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THE BOERS RAISE THE
SIEGE OF MAFEK|NC
London Goes Wild With Emo
tional Patriotism.
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE SPEND
HALF THE NIGHT IN STRFFTS
Boers Blow Up a Tunnel Near Laing's Mex
And Are Waiting to Meet
General Butler.

LONDON spent half tho rio,. ~.
ous House the clubs Pail Mall
This
a last night: ''e p-eSs 'ifach
and ts afon MY af @ Officially 1agers
Sober phmaic from mdon 6he sqnh h taking possession
have the duDg the ss Wsr OF % pa5 n
noek % o ef see a soSa furious dm9nssra
@ s aa a in doonsP 5 nqr1a saaen r Of @
the na aaR8 @ ] @ 5 a % take s pas Of
good feelings queen everywhere were
% Mousa @ Sw95a ;SvSfnm ssfsm @ m from had
Pretoria nobo apparent due9n as en tesed from
hpr afr IN & @ e OF Cmon peag ast
~ hune % Fhie eioq pe @ TSa % &
INTO normston @ se not & I
sP Sc seeary sR PSS9a1y Ws1 9spgins Hs 70 ]
] 3 @ san S As"ss %sy the be
siege @ nm ss Tsa weua s Es ssn spstcss
% % ava y Themselves themselves on horse @
d0TRENzo MARQUES relieved Wednesday Ma. n
@ 9 a Maekias Bs The bpPs aas
ss W the %od whea ahhp0rd5 as he ne n
'na ssGuh Tea ha nna sssnE ka I @ |
ess ana G9nyeTtfd community shouting cheering
holiday @ of @ the % % e+s e4e i'm the United
@ pa2am ] % sedpa OF Of the the rSs1 Ws Of % %Mspg @
a @ he no e S a bn T could 5s
IGFt5 of a as Isd nd the @
'a Announcing that "afehi"T had been
% mx mas 9 ysda % ~ 59 Tf G ner s4asns S S6Ga
@ V av@Iv @ bms @ ind Women women "dng
practfy sulpendtd and % great ~Dins c
" Lady Georgana % Gno % na nonins insefing fdg,, ~ . -
% Ns ] wilson M She informed Colonel
" fsAc6 HT on NAY NAY Il aladg agi amounts fr to e7@
IT There ebraon @ @ % @ he Tsii TEs
% @ F0Tsst Tss 3HSa Savn saS ds@ @ s sS1
cty % army NO such denonsa
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DEWEY MAY WITHDRAW.
The Admiral's Wife Thinks Private
Life the Best.

WASHINGTON, May T.-AcCording 70
gossip now rife among Admiral Dewey s
friends the Admiral contemplates early
withdrawal from the Presidential race, if
he may be regarded as in IT. It is also
said that Mrs. Dewey has changed her
mind about having her husband run for
President.
All of Mrs. Dewey's conversation circles
around the proposition that domestic life
is the happiest lot, and that she and the
Admiral would prefer the quiet of their
home to plaudits of the multitude. Since
her return from the Southern and West
srn tour she has said that she hopes her
distinguished husband will reconsider
his intention to enter public life, since
they are so happy in the seclusion of
Beauvoir. their country home.
Il would not have him President" she
said to an intimate friend today, ''even if
Z we're in my power. 1 feel that the
strain would prove disastrous TO his
ealth and would certainly interfere with
the happiness which we are now enjoy
ing"
The Admiral. however. has not yet con-
sented TO announce his withdrawal,
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SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS
Seventy three Murdered in a Chin
ese Province.

LONDON, May 1s.-The Pel1ing corre-
spcndent Of the Times says The anti
foreign movement headed by the Boxers
has attained alarming proportions. There
has been serious anti-Christian out
break near PaO-TingFu, province of Pc
chill, seventy-three native Christians be-
ing murdered, including women ana chlI-
dren. Many were burned alive The
Catholic missionaries report that the
persecution is the most serious known
for years. The danger is increased by
the apathy or connivance of the Govern
ment.
a dispatch to the Times from Pekng
says: NJ Pavloff, Russian Minister TO
Corea, has informed the Corean Govern
ment that Masampo will be the winter
headquarters of the Russian fleet. His
action is in close analogy with the Rus
sian proceedings prior to the occupation
OF Port Arthur. On March 30th two agree
ments We're signed between NJ. Pavloff
and the Corean Government. BY the for
mer Corea granted a site for coal de-
pots and naval hospital BY the latter
Russia renounced her purpose to acquire
land on the mainland opposite Masampo
harbOT.
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RUSSIA IN THE ORIENT.
England Gets Another Cuff From the
Bear.

NEW YORK. May 1S--A cable to the
Post from London says: Today's news
of Russia's acquisition Of Masampo in
HAT defiance of her formal pledge of 1856
not to occupy Corean territory under
any circumstances creates no small stir
in political circles.
one in close touch with ministerial
opinion sends me today a note on the
situation, which he describes as the
gravest which the Far East has present.
ed in recent years. This may prove
somewhat an alarmist view, but it is
widely held in ministerial circles here.
where conflict between Japan and Rus
sia has been long regarded as probable
this spring. In Liberal circles, on the
other hand, the belief is expressed that
Japan probably il a consenting party.
Russia is guilty of "A breach of faith, but
the Liberals, at least, expect Lord Sails
bury to tolerate il. The Westminster Ga
Zette says: THE paramountcy of Rus
sian interests in North China and Corea
already is such an assured fact that aft
er our proceedings of 1898 We have no OBJ
viOus vital interest in standing out against
any particular incident in the process
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stold piety. Last years statis+ics inc.
issued, show the prisons Were fun to over
moving ana that the officials were at
their wits ends to know where to confine
the cuiprits The number of prisoners
shows an increase of over eoO cbiaa', a.,
10 husbands attacking their wives and in
decent assaults which the Commission
ers declare, spring from intemperance.
one OF the curious features of the last
few days is the persistencv with H,bioh
the Express has kept up a Campaign
against Mr.. Richard Croker of New
1ork. Unlike the Duke of Orleans, NIr.
or showing any signs of giving nm his res
iGence In England nor writing self excus-
ms letters correspondent wired him
asking MN II he had anything to saw in
itPIy 10 the Express, whereupon Mr. Gro
ker wired back: Il don't know what ,-o,,
refer to-. Am WELL" apparently thinking
lhat hothlng more could come up than
reiterated reports of his death
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D0INGS OF WEEK
IN BRITISH CAPITAL
Gossip Lof Politics, War, and
Society Among Busy
London Throngs.

LONDON, May i9.-while parts of the
United States have been sweltering, Eng
and and most of Europe returned to win
ter furs and the heaviest overcoats this
week Northeast winds, amounting to a
gale In many places. have devastated the
fruit blossoms In the country, and the
prospects OF orchards are decidedly un-
favorable.
The Barry ymorc pcorage will be- revived
In favor of the Right Hon. Arthur Hugh
smith Barry. chairman Of the National
Union Of Conservative Associations. II
became extinct in 1924 with the death OF
the sixteenth Earl Barrymore. who was
one Of the largest landowners in l.c-
land. MIR. Smith Barry maintains that
he IL the rightful Baron barrymore. II
is one of the ancient Irish DeerageS ana
was i'm existence long before IL was for
maily recognized by Henry VII. CIhc
Right Hon. Arthur Hugh Smith Barry,
who was born In 1888. was hrst married 70
A daughter Of Lord DunraVen, VINO uled
in tNs4 and In 1859 he married Mrs. Eliza
bsth Post OF New York, widow OF MIR.
Arthur Post and daughter OF General
Wadsworth, Y. =. ~ OF Sienese0, ~ - d.,
stimulated this week by the excellent re-
ports OF Mr.. James X. kecnes Disguise
IN Those who recall the tragic end OF
nod SlOauS = mount on iiOldtduSN ~
are watching with renewed interest the
.dcyelopments of his keene mount thls
wear. While the Prince OF wales Dla-
r,rpd Jubilec has won the distinction OF
betnr no less than n two TO one taVorlte
and MIR. Il. Dewars Forfarshire is sec
ond fayorite, those looking Tor longer
ndds note with interest the good reports
about Disguise III. The Sportsman WI, WI.
informed Newmarket correspondent says
"VSry useful Sir Fretful was bought TOT
80 euineas TO lead Disguise III. tor tns
p.xt ten days. and, more important stliI'
tb,, American owner OF Rensselaer,, J. r..
Ncponald. has kindly lent him ior tne
purpose OF trying Disguise III: w niIe Oh
seryation stiffens the BELIEF that OF OF iai
shire will win, We look on $500 than
~ more likely source Oh
The University Of oxford intends 20 20
corfer the honorary degree OF Doctoi VI
pivinity on the Rev. Morgan DIX Oh lrih-
ity Church, New YORK. -. .,,,,o,;-
Fresh advices received from the ,yIiPpto..,
tion 10 Abyssinia. headed py MI.
Eitzbugh Whitehouse. OF NeWpoIL ~. l.,
s6oy5 ne marty will probably divide near
ftl, pudoIf IL IL is found that IN the
country 10 the north. between thJ ..tD,D
80 tbc Nile there is dithculty IN Op'dlti
Ins sitnplles This IL regarded as po1 pIOD
nIie. az the country has not been eNp,G Ip,Jd
cd and ts reported 10 be contlnuany ,he
ed. The expedition had, accoIui"s ~, D,eis
last news received. slNty-IouI ~, 81
Iut tbcrc was an insufficient amount VI
food. which may necessitate oIlIy . IT., IT,
ttop of the marty OF travellers proceeulIIH
10 the Nile, while the remalndeT may
trare their steps 20 the coast
m ls estimated that 6.O000O pounds SUI SUI,
Iint, CS3O 0OO, ,0O0) was represented III J'"''
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THE DEMOCRACY.
George B. Mcclellan May Run With
VIM. J. BRYAN.

NEW YORK. May ia special to the
Herald from Washington says that p
meeting OF friends of Congressman Geo
former Federal General. who was the
Democratic candidate for President in
1864, was held at Washington last night
TOT the purpose of urging the nomination
OF Congressman George b. Mcclellan for
second place on the ticket with Bryan. 1t
was urged that Mr.. Mcclellan is the hest
man to strengthen the Democratic ticket
IN those sections of the country where
MT Bryan is weak, for the reason that
ne commands the confidence of the con-
serVatlve New York Democracy inasmuch
as during his campaigns for Congress in
1870 ana IN 1873, when a candidate for Con
Gress' ne did not go on record either for
or against the Chicago platform. Rep
reSentatiVe StallingS of Alabama was Sc
lected to make a statement in support of
MT McClellan's CANDIDACY He said in
1n interview at the conclusion of the CON
ference:
1T is probable that while the platform
VIII contain reaffirmation of that
adopted at Chicago in 1896, the leading is
sues OF the moment will be given prom
and militia PIaeTi ism nancy IMPERIALISM, trusts
quesuonably be of such a nature as ali
democrats will be able to heartily indorse
ana enthusiastically support.
nc hdIioidl readers or the DemOcra tic
party nave been giving a great deal of
thought as to the selection for the second
place upon the national ticket The can
dldate Tor Vice President should be a
conservative man, coming from doubt
Iul state that can be carried by the De-
nocracy. An analysis of conditions in all
the possibly doubtful States shows thar
the candidate must be nominated who is
strongest in New York if we are to hope
for success.
1T is useless to think of eIecting a
De mocratic President without the thirty
SIX electoral votes of the State of New
York.
conservative Democratic leaders have
been carefully canvassing the present
situation and have agreed that the mos
available man for second place upon the
ticket is Representative George McCIeI-
Ian of New York"
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PROGRESS OF THE
BRITISH CAMPAIGN
Beers Blow Up a Tunnel in
Natal and are Prepared
to Meet Butler.

NEW YORK, May ls.A cable to the
Sun, dated Nolksrust, on the Transvaal
border, May nth, via Lourenzo NaruucZ
May 18th, p. m, says: The large tunnel
at Laing's Mex, which was 2213 feet long
and afforded the only means of railway
communication between Natal and the.
Transvaal, has just been completely dc
stroyed by the Beers, who blew il up
with dynamite. a very large quantity Of
the explosive was used and its eject
was terrific The shock was felt for a
great distance The tunnel is now COM
pletely choked from end TO end with a
huge mass of earth and rock, wh n VIII
require months and great engineering
skill to remove. All the commanJos al
occupying fine strategic positions and
are confident that they can easily repel
any attempt by General Butler 10 enter
the Transvaal by way of Laing's y TX.
General Butler entered Dannhauser at
10 o'clock this morning. The houses in
the town were found to be not much
damaged. owing to the sympathies of the
Boer inhabitants. A house at Hattling
Spruit, however. was destroyed \ num-
ber of rebels were found at their homes
and arrested. The railway is little dam
aped, but several large culyerts have been
destroyed. The Beers north of Newcas-
tie are falling back on Amajuba.
General Butler has received messa ge
from the Queen, congratulating him upon
the taking of Dundee and expressing ep-
probation of the work of the troops to
which he has replied. The Beers left two
doctors and an ambulance here.
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A ctstern containing $4,000 gallons of
water at the Charleston, S. c. custom
house has been impregnated with con-
traband whisky, which was allowed to
run into it, and is now favored like
a weak cocktail.
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asst
the
sickness had
the
plague. "0'' WHICH were
received official n
chargeo of
the
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To Start for johannesburg.

LONDON. May 19.-The news of the re-
lief of Mafeking has had the effect Of
suspending for moment interest in the
operations elsewhere in the field of vlr
Nevertheless yesterday brought impor-
tant official announcements. Lord Meth
uen entered Hoopstad Thursday. He is
now SEVENTY miles from Kroonstadt and
fifty miles from Bothaville. General Bull
Ter entered Newcastle Thurs auIng.
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BUBUN|C PLAGUE IS
ON IN SAN FRANCISCO
Tle Federal Government Takes
It In Hand.
DRASTIC MEASURES TO BF
Enforced BY DIR. WYMAN
faPers All Keeping Still But the Truth is Ont
And Must Be Recognized by
The World

uhder date or May Adverts.r
francSco on medical authority ' '"
o in
lin
of Health
areas '''"""
ouse inspect
Injections
tai
Segrega ation
Of all
the CITY
is sconhne Ito
Francis
IL
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'ASAL REVENUE,
In'Ome a Part OF the
F''ornla District.

~ AANs
I.,,l. I',,sCo May Is. Internal
'' John g. Lynch was no.
\ y, W Commissioner Wilson
! ' ~. june 10 ~ this year
..ii9l' igi, would be- added TO
be- sl,. chief deputy. X.
'6 ..I lI Honolulu hy the
ua. ''an.ls he Islands for
,..tlrposes Burt M.
aa....nlu 1Eort. was noti.
ga'.0, g'0 Yesterday to le0ve
.'. .....rg on the 2eth
'r.UuizutIon OF tho
announced Yesterday
N.# Now nppoint.
,. That the cry
wr. NOT uc raised
e.
s's e.. al 'bo pneumatic
on ..a flbrS ''''''''
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

,soy JUDD "a. l.. G. Atkinson
! Ntsrt b. Judd, Jr)-Onice over
~ Co.'S bank, cor. Merchant
| sKahumanu sta.
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THE PLAGUE IN AUSTRALIA

N s. W. May iaTwo hundred
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\ .rs i BERRY. Removed 20 Rms.
favp Hldg. Fort St
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a Johnson Cw. G. Aehi and
I, IgNus0ui = Ofice No. 10 West
\ g TED @h
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Lord Roberts is not idle. While waiting
TOT stores at kroonstadt he is using his
mounted men to search a wide tract of
country. Colonel Broadwood occupied
lindley on Thursday and on the same
day Colonel Hutton captured one of the
Bcthas, thirty miles from Kroonstadt.
General Rundle, on Thursday, encamped
at Clocolan. British successes are Thus
reported at every point from which news
came yesterday.
Lourenzo Marquee correspondent tel
egraphed yesterday as follows: New
peace proposals will probably be put for
ward by the Boer Government The re-
cent reverses are causing despondency
Ihere was prolonged meeting of the
lransVaal executives at Pretoria Thurs
DAY. ana the destruction of the mines was
again considered 1t Is understood that
the Government does not intend to de-
stroy the mines.'
According to other advices from the
same point, PRESIDENT Kruger and :he
other high officials purpose leaving al
most Immediately for Lydenburg The
British prisoners will be conveved here
anu the foreign Consuls at Pretoria are
leaving for Lydenburg. In Kroonstadt
1t is said that President Krueger viii sur
render when Lord Roberts crosses ,h,.
Transvaal frontier
Lord Roberts is accommodating imnans,.
quantities of supplies, and the prepara-
tons for another movement are well ,6-
Eanced. The next step will be Johannas-
Durg. Two thousand men are working o.,
the railway deviation at Valsch r[c,.
There are $1,000 Beers at RhenCs.er Sor:1 i
accommodating parties are sig.Lcd Auiv
Dy the British patrols.
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Commandant Botha Taken.

LONDON, May 1s.-The following is The
text of Lord Roberts dispatch to the
War Office:
kROONSTADT, May 1S.-Mathuen c,,-
tered Hoopstad yesterday unopDose I'D Cen
erals Duprey and Daniels and forty men
nave surrendered. Broadwood occupied
Lindley yesterday after slight oppositio.,
only TWO of our men were wounded
Steyn was not there and his Government
oHcials had left last Sunday Iutsop's
mounted infantry yes erday surprised and
captured, about thirty miles north west of
TINS place, Commandant b tha Field Ger
net Gassen. five Johannesburg policemen
ana seventeen Beers. There were no cas-
ualtles on our side. Butler reports that
several Natal farmers are handing in
arms IA
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, ptcKEY. king and Bethel sts.
- r. q boz 7S6
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OPTICIANS

J, ',..,1L, Bsll Estate Hroker.
Pa. Won rivru 90 any bus
|Ist. With the Chinese F,
|arl ..r,n,s collected tel SOC,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

sheehan. who is against Croker. vas beaten By a
narrow margin BY Croksr's man. Frank j. Goodwin
sheehan said yesterday that he had been beaten oy
fraud and that he would send contesting deiega-
ton to the State convention and would carry the
matter 10 the courts. When Richard Croker was
asked about this he said
/ didn't interfere in the district Some men when
they fairly beaten try TO fall back upon the CRY
Of fraud This seems 10 be one OF those cases.
Mr.. Sheehan said yesterday:
The primaries in the IXth District were farce
upon honest primaries and honest politics Ny op-
pOnents had gangs OF repeaters who moved auda,
cIousy from place to another The police would
not arrest the repeaters our watchers singled out
into the and send contesting delegation TO
the State convention. This doesn't end Mr.. ColeT
candidate for Governor. His friends VIII rally
around him and he will win yet
The other fight for Tammany leadership that
caused a great deal Of attention was the struggle
against James w Boyle. the leader IN the With
District Boyle was defeated By Patrick II. Keahon-
Boyle said yesterday:
intend to stand by my friends This doesn't put
out of business by whole lot. l am going TO
wait until the clouds roll by, and will be heard
from next time.
The other Tammany contests were OF minor i'm
portance and attracted but little attention
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
WILL Hill. co TO THE CONVENTION?

Albany Aug - (SPeciaD-Ex-SenaJor Hill ViH
pro5abIy be sent TO the Democratic STATE Conveu-
ton ss a delegate from the TIId Assembly District
OF Albany County and there will &c hve Hill Demo
Gratis from the county who will accompany hin 70
Saratoga as his fellow delegates
Mr.. Hill Is man of tenacious purpose, and there
fore there is question % his persistence II rs
policy OF endeavortng 10 bring about the nomination
OF CoIer for Governor. Word was received here
to-day from Palmyra that the Wayne County Dem
ocrats had elected a HH delegation. Three ot the
four Assembly districts OF MonrCs County. Il was
also stated. had elected Hin Democrats. William
F Sheehan also appears 20 be confident that al
least half Of the delegates from Erie County viii
follow NIr, Hilrs leadership.
Mr.. Croker's complaint that Frank Campbell. the
chairman Of the State Committee selected James
X. Mcguire chairman 81 the Executive Commit
tee without consultation with the Democratic lead
ers elected from prominent Hill Democrat here
to-day this statement:
MT Campbell was formally authorized BY the
state committee TO appoint the members OF the
Executive Committee and its chairman. That has
been the custom Of the party. Moreover Mr.
Croker himself praised al Saratoga the work done
6y MI McGuire as chairman OF the Executive
Mr.. Croker's suggestion that Edward Murphy
lr he nominated for Governor by the Democrats
state Convention led one Democrat here to-day 70
say that the nomination suggested in 1855 and
that Mr.. Murphy then did not seem dispeased and
II vas doubtful il he would reject the nomination
II 1t was proffered to him this year. After being
New-York tribune., 1900-08-30
NOMINATED BY REPUBLICANS.

Lowville N. Y, Aug. 2e.-The Lewis County Re-
publican Convention to-day nominated John L.
Smith for Assemblyman. Milton W. Holt for
County Clerk DR.. C g. Harrington and Dr. w H
Cramer for Coroner. The following delegates were
elected; To the State Convention. Charles L. Knapp
John L. Smith, N Lansing Waters, Addison L.
Clark and w. II. Johnson; TO the Congress Con-
vention H A Phillips. J. NJ. House J. s Roster
NJ ". Fanamber. Henry z. Chickering and Samuel
r. Virkler, and 10 the Senatorial Convention John
II House NJ. y. Capron Charles V. Nye Frank
d. Paris. c. a. Jonas and G. II. Gould.
Buffalo. Aug. 2s-Repubcan Assembly conven-
tons were held in the eight Assembly districts of
Erie County to-day and delegates TO the State Con
vention were chosen. Delegations to the judiciary
convention were also selected. The conventions
were in all instances harmonious. The following
resolution adopted by each or the conventions:
Resolved, That the delegates elected to the state
Convention from this Assembly district and they
hereby instructed TO use all honorable means
to secure the denomination OF William J. Morgan
State Controller.
Ocott, y Y. Aug. 2-The Republican lid As
semhly District Convention to-day nominated John
II. Leggett. Of Niagara Falls, for the Assembly