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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
nat.in-at .t,is.

NrI1AnIGIIs. April 1.-THE track was
very heavy from yesterdays torrent. -Four
Tavortes won. and the book-Inakers had
much the worst OF the day. Tomorrow
the A:,delle Stakes, for two-year-old
dal1ies. at four fu1fonss, is down on the
card.
First race-mile and a sixteenth, sell
ng-Woodtrice a to u first, Bandy q to
d and TO u second. Viscount g to p
third Time. 1:54.
Second race--four and a half furlongs,
1,urseLGarry Hermann q to y first, Sad
sam e to 81 second. Dick Burgess 90 to
% third. Time, rs IL.
Third race--one mile, purse-Streamer
"a to 10Y first Belle of Memphis IA to .
second, Great Land &c TO y third. Time.
LAG.
Fourth race-seven fur1ongs-Aiolo Is to
t1) first. Titholin G. to and S 10 - second.
DR. wamsley &C TO y third. Time. :SSs.
Fifth race-Steeplechase. about two
u,fles-Ieddler e to y first, University
Is to / and . to ~ second. Sufallig &c to y
third, Time, 5:16.
Sixth race--mile and n sixteenth
tschnell Laufer e to u first. Ben Chance
q to and . TO u second, w. b. Gates q
TO y third. Time, 1:54. 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
Mr.. Magonn's Opinion.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE War De-
partment to-day complied with the re-
cent resolution of the House of Repre-
sentatives, calling for an opinion by Mr..
hIagoon, law officer of the Insuiar Di-
vision, relative to the extension of the
Constitution over Porto Rico.
The opinion was given in May, 1889.
After referring TO SpaIn,s cession of
the island, the opinion says:
'.Thereunder the territory conveyed be-
came part of the United States and as
such subject to the Constitution. No
further action by Congress was necessary
or possible. The Constitution does not
depend upon Congress for authority in
any part of the United States. The re-
verse OF the proposition is the fact.
From this time on, Congress must look
TO the Constitution for authority TO legis-
late for Porto Rico"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
Hcnnin.s Knccs

WASHINGTON. April Indictment
weather lessenea the crowd at Bennings
to-day. Two fayorites. two second choices
and an outsider We're the winners. Re
suits:
First race-selling for three-year-olds
and upward. purse $500. five f11longs-
cupidity q to s. first. Grandeur Qa 10 -
second, Ttrermos &c to y third. Time, Luz
10.
Second race-maiden two-year-olds, purse
$500. half mile-Tonicum teveno first. Al
bert S.nrsght rs to 10Y second, Seip 600 to
Is third Time. 800 a-5
/. Third race-hurdle handicap for four
year-olds and upward. purse SSoa mile
and three-quarters, or seven hurdles
Cousin Jess q TO ~ first. Governor Gr1ggs
4 "a to 5, second. Shinfene go to ID third
Time. s::ccee.
Fourth race-maiden .hree-year-olds and
upwyrd, purse $500, seren furIongs-Mon-
mouth BOY g to 81 first, Nabiockiish q
10 2, second. kimmage a to % third
Time. 1880 IS.
Fifth race-selling for threw Sar-olds
and upward, purse $500, mile and one hun
dred yards-Pedt Maltre g l-2 to y first.
sowensboro C. to ~ second, -Althea t21-2
10 y third. Time. l:eS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
BRITISH CASUALTIES.
War Office Issues List of the Total up
3e443s $500 y, a

War Office Issues List OF the Total up
10 April z.
LONDON. April 1.-THE War Office Is.
sued this afternoon return of the total
British casualties UP to April 1th. 1t was
as follows:
Killed in action. I'll officers and 1860 men.
Died of wounds. 4s officers and $50 men.
Missing and prisoners, 1eS officers and
3,722 men.
Died of disease, II officers and ], 4s5 men.
Accidental deaths, 2 officers and "a men,.
Repatriated inyaiids. 2sS officers ana
4,934 men.
Total 1896, exclusive of the sick and
wounded now in hospital.
To the War office returns of casualties
must be added the losses of the last week,
and the wounded. aggregating about 10 "co.
making a grand total of upwards Of %, oo
officers and men put out of action.
In dispatch to the War Office Lord
Roberts says kilograms, books, clothing
and luxuries are freely distributed to the
Boer prisoners in hand: that small sums
OF money are given direct; tnat larger
amounts are given to the commandant for
distribution, and that clothing is being
issued to prisoners who need it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
.Gu1acrc,s Succl ssor.

4 H.f ~ + ,.s
LONDON, April 12.-The Eloemfontctn
correspondent of the Tines, teiesrapning
"Wednesday, says:
at is announced in general orders that
General SIR Herbert Ciermside has been
appointed to the command of the Third
Division, vice General Sir William
Gatacre ordered home to England
General Brabants force IS confident
of being able to hold out. The Boers,
after showing considerable dash, have
wavered on reaching the final issue, and
have struck at least the vital point
where they are greatly handicapped by
their proximity to the Basuto border.
owing to the stratesical concentra-
tons since the enemy's movements be-
came defined, there need be little anxiety
as ITO the safety of the Cape border. NO
organized invasion Of Cape Colony is now
possible except under extreme risks.
which Commandment olivier is not likely
to take, especially as his horses are
reported to be greatly exhausted"
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were killed, eleven wounded and q fty-oneE
were taken prisoners Besides Lieuten-s
ants Boyle and VIII an1s. Serg Patrick
Campbell was killed, and ten Of our men
were wounded. w Hams was killed delibe-s
rately after white nag had been held up
The perpctrator Of the crime was atso once
shot. :
Intelligent manner in which the 1mperal5
Yoemanry and the Kimberley Mounted
Corps behaved. go
Butler reports that the enemy a tackled
his right flank yesterday while he was
engaged In changing his position. but our
artillery stlenced their guns. and they
did not press the attack. Our losses were
Tepellcr g 49,
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DID NO DAMAGE.
Beers Shell British Camp at Glands


laagtc.
& LADYSMITII, Tuesday, April 10.-The
Beers opened fire this morning early,
sending shells into the British camp at
Elandslaagte from three positions widely
separated. The shells did no damage.
The troops moved out to reconneitre,
and found the Beers in strong force and
we'll fortified A naval E7-inch gun
replied to the Beers. who have again
placed Long Tom In position.
When the Beers commenced she'll
ing the British were drilling and one
private was killed and another was
wounded before the soldiers were with
drawn from range. Then the naval bri-
gade opened fire and drew a heavy boer
fuslade, and two of the cruiser Philo-
mel,s gunners were killed. The naval
men stuck to their positions, however.
and the Beers unnnasked six guns, includ-
ing a hundred-pounder, and shells fell
in all the British camps.
After three hours bombardment the
Boer fire slackened and the BuTghers
cleared from Ropje from the right
when a British shell lit on the spot oc-
cupied by their gun.
Another command was seen moving to-
ward the British left. apparently with
the intention of Ranking them, but the
British Shells forced them to retire. The
British advanced pickets were continually
sniped. but few casualties have been re-
ported
In the afternoon the naval brigade
again fired a few shells. 1t is rumored
that body of Beers has gathered south
west of Elandslaagte with tthe apparent
intention of cutting the British line OF
communications. General Clery directed
Eto-day's operations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
For til c,Relief Of, Clever w omen,


A writer in Harper's Bazaar taxes suo
the cause of Clever Women, = and wants
to start mission for theirabe1reiit-s 0ne
writes as follows:
"a Society for the Relief OF CteVe t 5N. ".
men-that is aIreform some 5000 klnc
soul must Institute one day.
do you ever get tired Of being clever
the thoughtful lover asked tne cieNs-i
woman he was counting
&c :. Oh. 50 tired. she sisned. anu W.
5lieyinr this was the greatest man OF
all-the Man who Undertakes a Woman
she married him.
"And she was clever ever after, oni1
more so.
Marriage is not condition in which a
woman may be ,tle pretty, silly little
thing she some tmes longs TO be-
Wise as a serpent harmless as
dove-tI,e essence of cleverness-is the
play.
But the infinite WEAKNESS of being
always srnart-the destiny of the modern
woman who succeeds!
..It is no longer necessary to be beautl-
full They advertise in New York cult
of ugliness, which develops charm In
ugNness for surprising beauty. Cleverness
does 1.-THE womans cleverness. When
the eve falls on her weak points she
dazzles with a flash of wit Does the on
lockers attention regard her positive de-
forniity, she parades it with an audacity
that appalls criticism. It is all SO pos
.sible-to make q woman's cleverness atone
for every lack in nature but her heart
That is where the WEAKNESS canes In.
The clever wonla n must always astonish.
,a1nuse-absorb the attention. not the.
affections She is admirable, not attract
i've Everybody wants to know her. Some
would dare to marry her. None think of
loving her She is very lonely and very
numerous these days of modern inven-
tons A mission should be started. VINO
will do it?'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
FIXED BAY0NEIS.@

The Boz rs Only Gave In When the Cold
s steel Wns in Is Yards;o Them.
LONDON. April The War. ONCE has
received ti.e following dispatch from LORD
Roberts;
,.Bloemtoatein. April 18th. z
.Gethuen reports that the party Of Beers
defeated April 9Th made q good resistance
for four hours, and only gave in when our
troops with fixed basonets were within
Is yards Of them. Seven OF the enemy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
.DEFENCEsx NEARLY COMPLETED.
A SINAI, Garrison VIII be Able to Hold

A Small Garrison VIII be Able to Hold
Blocmfoutein.
LONDON, April 12.-Ine Bioemfontein
corresponds Int of the Dat ~ Telegraph lts a
dispatch dated Tuesday. says:
1.-THE pes1,,a ilent defences are nearing
completion. so that the town can be held
by a relatively small garrison:
"a British scout, Who has visited the
Bioernfnnt water, works REPORTS that
the machinery and dams are intact. Only
few Beers remain In the netghhorn,ood.
The enemy have tyelSked six miles north
and formed aElaager near NVater.-aa-
News from General Blabant at
wepener shows that all is going salts
factorlly there. The troops are getting
new khaki serge uniforms and boots"
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BADEN POWELL
REPORTED DEAD
CONTINUED from First Page

river, not far from Aiwal North. While
another is attacking 'WeDener. The garri-
son there is holding out bravely and in
11icted serious loss on the Beers.
Major Spriage, of the Cape Mounted
Rifles, was killed.
No other casualties have been reported
as yet. The troops are being moved up
RAPIDLY. A patrol of six men of the
Seventh Dragon Guards, under Lieut.
cnant Wetherley, which had been report
ed missing since April 18th, has returned
safely.
AS the foregoing does not mention the
alleged British reverse on Saturday at
Meerlatsfontein, the I2oer kilograms are
not credited at the War Office, and they
are further discredited on account of
the discrepancies in the dispatches, as
N1ecrkatsfontein. IN one message. is locat-
ed near Brandfort and in another it is
located southeast of Bloemfontein, the
places being 100 miles apart.
General Gatacre.s return to England IS
accepted as being in the nature OF a
recall though no reason is given Tor 1t,
and 1t will he associated in the public
mind with his lack of success. Lord Rob-
erts criticised his management Of the
Stormberg attack. and possibly Gatacre' S
late TO rescue the Redde1>sburg force, may
have decided his return. General Run
die, seemingly, succeeds General Gatacre
and, according to a despatch from Blocm-
.fontein, the commanders of several bri-
gadcs are about to be charged.
The Reuter- Telegram Company's cor
respondent at Aliwal North, wiring at $3.50
this morning. says:
..Thcre is no further news from Wep-
ener. Too cloudy to heliograph. More
British troops are arriving. -
1t is learned that the Boer Governments
have formally notified Portugal that they
consider the shipping of British troop!
and munitions Of war to Rhodesia D!
way of Beira, Portuguese East Africa
to be tantamount to hostile action. rms
however, will not stop General Sir FREQ
erick Carrington's force from enterins
Rhodesia. Whether or not the Beers vii
make reprisals upon Portugal remain:
to be seen, though the best INFORMED
opinion Here inclines to the belief th3
the Beers are not likely to back up theil
nrotest with action that would bring
them into hostilites with still another
Power
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
stn,n Lrarne Meeting.

The State League Is,a sna,es will meet
this afternoon at the Monticello Hotel,
Norfolk, when the schedule will be acted
upon and final arrangements be made Tor,
she starting of the season: Manager
Weils and Secretary Cardozo VIII attend;
the meeting. and Manager Boyer will
JOIN them in Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
Warning Issued.

COIEsBBRG, CAPE COLONY, April
lin view of the state of unrest across
the border Lord Roberts has proclaimed
a warning to the Cape colonists that
further acts of hostility will be treated
with the utmost rigor of martial law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
and DeWetsdorp %. +. 81, but no paru-
-culars received.
americans 10 he Exocllcd.

DURHAM, Wednesday, April lit is
said that State Secretary Reitz, OF the
Iransvaal, has asserted that all British
els and Americans. with large Dropor-z
ton of the Germans, will be, expelled from
the two republics Within q fortnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
Order Cancelled,

LONDON, April 12-The Lorenzo Mar
cues correspondent Of the Times, tele-
graphing Wednesday, says:
"Epler. an Austrian financier, who is
acting as captain of the Rand Mines po-
lice, in order to illustrate the destruction
of the mines, sent a remonstrance to Pre-
toria against boring, with the result that
State Engineer Munnil1's order for Dor
ing was cancelled"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
Gutuc1.c Relieved.

BLOEMFONTEIN, April 1o.-General
Gatacre, the commander of the Third Dl-
vision, is about to return to England.
General Polo-Carew has been appointed
TO the command Of the Eleventh division.
Several changes are likely to be made
in the brigade commands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
The Loss at Wepcner.

ALIWAL NORTH. April 10-The
British loss in the fighting at Wepener
yesterday was eleven killed and forty
one wounded.
Fighting was resumed and the British
are holding their own we'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
VIII he semitic ST. Ho,ena.

SIMONSTOWN. April flowing to the
unfavorable conditions for keeping the
Boer prisoners here the authorities have
decided to ship them all to St. Helena
with Inc least possible delay. The sick
ness among the captured burghers IS
abating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
Beers Show INDIGESTION.

LONDON, April 12.-The BlosEfontein
correspondent of the Morning Post te!e-
graphing Tuesday, says:
1.-THE Beers to the southwest are ex-'
hibiting indecision of movement, possibly
in consequence OF our occupation of the
railway.
Bodies of the enemy are still moving
from Ninburg southwark through Thaba
N'Chu Their destination has not been
ascertained.
The Boers in the neighborhood Of
Paardeberg show no disposition to inter
rlpt our communication with Kimberley,
from which point civil conveys are still
arriving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12

Fighting ut E;landsiaagte:
PRETORIA, Tuesday, April 1o.-The
latest news from the front is That fl gtht-
ing is continuing at Elandslaagte tNataD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12
KrsT RECONSTRUCTION

for chills and fever is a bottle OF Groves
sTasteIess Chill Tonic The formula IS
panty printed; on each package. 1t is
simply Iron and Quinine In tasteless
form and is compounded in correct pro
portions. The reason imisators DO not al
rertise their formula is because they know
YOU would not buy their medicine
If you knew its ingredients. Groves
IS the original, and is the only chill and
fever remedy sold throughout the entire
malaria1 section of the q. S. No cure, no
nav Price SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12


sAIineo1a- 81 IS
Mr.. Robert Taliey. private secretary
.togJudge Edmund Waddill. of the Unitei
States Courts. lis still quite i'll at his
home, No. 2pf North Thtr ty-second Street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Homeopathic Free Dispensary Hilary
will be held this afternoon at No.
st14 North Twent y-seventh Street; ct &
O'Clock. IS z:
kCMr. S. Rutherford Rose, of this city, is
now greatly enjoying himself in Rome
sMr. Rose isl member OF the firm OF
Arlington & Rose. leaf tobacco merchants.
of this city. and has many friends, who
will be glad TO hear from him.
Mr.. Snyder. employed in Mr.. W.. +.
Harwood's store on Broad Street, met
with a serious and painful accidentsIuee tues
day. In cleaning the chain of his bicycle
Mr. Snyder caught his index finger IN
the sprocket, seveHns 1t at the first JOINT joni.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12

A combined cuff button and holder has
been patented, having two parallel me
tallic Jaws controlled by sliding Wedge
with a shank on the inner jaw to center
the holes in the cuff. the outer jaw being
similar in design to an ordinary cuff but
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-12

Opening the E-a1'ilival.
Arrangements are being made for very
extensive bicycle racing during the Car
uliral. This is under the direction of the
Premium Committee. but the handicap
road race Is under the direction of Mr..
fllltn Hone
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-23
Good Ship Wi1dWard
Goes North for PearV

St Johns Newfoundland. June g.
The Pcary Arctic steamer Windward
is ready to come out of dry dock to-
day, having fully completed the exten
sive repairs which have been in nrog-
ross for several months. and will short
ly leave for sydney, c. b., in command
of Capt. Samuel w. Bartlett, to take
on coal and supplies for her voyage to
the North. While the new engines de-
sired have not been obtained, in con-
sequence Of the utter inability Of man
ufacturcrs both in Great Britain ana
in America to take up the ContraC,. a
new shaft and propeller have been sup
Piled, the old engines thoroughly over
hauled and put in the best possible or
der. SO that at least knot and one
half an hour in speed has been gained.
bringing the Windward up to the Kite
Of the 1912 and 1895 expeditions.
In addition. the hull has been thor
oughly rebuilt, strengthened both
within and without and the Wiudward.
ms a whole. Is in far better condition
than she has been for years. new boil
org having been installed by Mr..
Harmsworth shortly before he turned
her over to MI Pcary IN 1888.
The Windward will this year sail az
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-23
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Transact a General Bankip,

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Commercial and Traveller
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Interest allowed after Jul,
L, 1895, on fixed deposits ;
months 3 per cent, 6 month
% per cent, II months Z
per cent.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Jtcll Brown ...r..........P resideut
NJ. p. Robinson ....... Vice-Presidsus
w. q. Cooper Cashier
'S' "a EOSu .......... secretary
Directors--Cecil Brown, Marx 2.
Robinson, Bruco Cartwright, ". a
Cooper and Ii. M. Won Holt.
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MIA Bank, Limited.
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peak since the Inflated rolaris left the
Brooklyn Navy Yard in July, 1871. un-
der command of Capt. Charles f. Hall,
and who died on board few months
later
The expedition will sail from Sydney
about July LIST, and proceed directly.
with call at Disco, TO Etah, North
Greenland, MIR. Peary's winter quar-
ters, where instructions from him will
doubtless be found. or If not, will be
awaited The Windward will take
with her the maximum quantity OF
coal which she can carry; additional
lumber, OIL sugar, arms, ammunition,
provisions, scientific instruments, ami
everything which is necessary for NJ.
PCgry's work. The Windward also
takes two new .whalcbopts. built at
New Bedford, for the Peary service,
thoroughly equipped in every detail.
IL is. however, quite possible, that
Mr.. PeGry may have attained tho Pole
this spring. in which case he will. Of
course, return with the ship, If not. The
additional equipment, with what re-
mains Of the forty tons Of supplies left
at Etah by the Diana last year. will be
ample for tho remainder Of the time
which he will devote to his work. Upon
the arrival Of the Wndward at Eiah.
Mr.. Poary VIII assume command, and
her further movements will be- subject
to the conditions Of his work and 10 his
instructions. No passengers will be
taken nthe Wiudward, the Danish
Government having qualified thclr per-
mission to land at the Greenland ports.
with the conditions that tourists should
not be carried. Mrs. Peary and Miss
Pcary, however. will go north on the
steamer rs far as Etah. and Il is rob
able that the Windward. If she returns.
viii bring home the Robert Stcin party.
landed near Cape Sabine by the Diana
in August last.
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