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MEMBERS ENTERTAINED.
Reunion Of sOdality at st. Paul.
Catholic Parish Hall.

Reunion Of sodality at st. PauPs
Catholic Parish Hall.
The officers and consultors Of st. Pauls
Scdality invited its members to the first
reunion and social evening at home at
the parish hall. 18th and V streets north
west Thursday evening, from to 10
o'clock An enjoyable entertainment was
given and refreshments served.
The following program was rendered:
Violin solo, Faust. Miss Helena thinner
man; soprano solo, ANGELS Serenade. .
Mrs. Oscar P. Schmidt Vanette Mandolin
and Guitar Club, Mrs. Brandeburg. Miss
Reuse, Miss Jordan. the Misses Houseton
and Miss Katharine Huomey; soprano solo.
Echo Song" Katie" Miss Katharine AL
len; guitar solo, Rev. J. e. Krug; contralto.
Anchored" Mrs. Dessez; baritone, ION the
Banks of the Wabash" Rev. J. "A. Foley
contralto. Loves Dreams Miss May
Ryan.
Oficers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: Spiritual director. Rev. ]. A.
Foley; project, Miss Mamie Roach: assis-
tant projects Mrs. p. III. Hill and Miss NJ.
E. Redfern; secretary, Mrs NJ ]. johnson;
treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Leonard: organ
ist. Miss NJ Byrne. Consultors: Mrs. Thos.
Sheridan, Mrs. Roman, Miss Margaret
Hickey. Mrs Tiffany, Miss Anna G. Simms.
Miss Margaret Kelly, Mrs. s. J. Aplin Miss
ence Miller, Mrs. K. r. Mann. Miss May
Green, Miss May Rout. Miss Katie A..
Lynch. Mrs. 8. W. Snow. Mrs. Oscar p.
Schmidt, Mrs. George Aiken, Miss A. Mae
At Lee, Miss Mamie Livingston, Miss May
Anderson, Mrs. Margaret Bizxare, Miss
Nellie Coldaxier, Miss MolNe O'Keefe, Miss
Mary Mor1arity.
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RECEPTION RENDERED.
Function in Honor of Captain Harry
Leonard, U. s. NJ. G.


Leonard, U. s. NJ. G.
Captain Harry Leonard, United States
marine corps, who lost arm and gained
q place among the heroes by his gallantry
and bravery in connection with the recent
fighting in China, was rendered reception
last evening at the Eastern High School.
Captain Leonard graduated from that in
stitution with the class Of 90 and his class
mates were out in force to greet him. The
affair proved to be thoroughly enjoyable
one in every way. and the nice things said
of the former High School Cadet were with
out limit Addresses eulogistic Of the young
officer were delivered by Secretary Long,
Assistant Secretary Hackett, Gen. George
H. Harries, Col F. F. Hilder, Mr.. T. s..
Butler and Mr.. A. T. Stuart
The guests were received by a committee
Of the faculty, consisting Of Messrs. Col
liere, Eastman, G. F. T. Swartzell, Padgett,
Playter, Rothermel Samson. Suter and
Wallis, and the Misses Chester Cook, DAILY,
Dean, Gardner Halves, Holmes, johnson
and Van Doren.
The attendance included officers Of the
marine corps and many school officials The
school was appropriately decorated. En-
joyable selections were rendered by the Y.
M. c. A. Mandolin Club.
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Points of Excellence.
FEW REASONS WHICH ARE RAPIDLY
MAKING A NEW CATARRH CURE FAMOUS.

A FEW REASONS WHICH ARE RAPIDLY
MAKING A NEW CATARRH CURE FAMOUS.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. the new Catarrh cure.
has the following advantages over other catarrh
remedies:
First: These tablets contain no cocaine. NOR.
phine or any other injurious drug and are as safe
and beneficial for children as for adults: this IL
an Important point when IL is recalled that many
catarrh remedies do contain these very objectional
Ingredients.
Next: Being in tablet form this remedy does noe
deteriorste with age. exposure to the air az
liquid preparations invariably do
Next: The tablet form not only preserves the
medicinal properties, but II is far more con.
venient TO carry and to at any time that II 10
only question of time when the tablet viii enc
tirely supeisede liquid medicines. it has already
done in the medical department OF the unised
States army.
Next: No secret is made OF the composition of
stuart's Catarrh Tablets; they contain the active
principle Of Eucalyptus bark, red gum blood root
and Hydrastin, all harmless antseptic. which,
however are death to catarrhal germs wherever
found. because they eliminate them from the
blood.
Next: You cannot cure catarrh by local applicas
lions TO the nose and throat. because these ara
simply local symptoms and such treatment can.
not possibly reach the real seat of catarrhal diss
ease, which is the blood for this reason inhalers
douches. sprays and powders really cure ca.
tsrrh, but simply give temporary relief which q
dose of plain salt and water will do Just as weK
Catarh must be driven ont Of the system OUT
Of the blood, by internal remedy, because an
internal remedy is the only kind which can be
assimilated into the blood.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets do this better than the
old form of treatment, because they contain every
safe specific known to modern science in the anti.
septic treatment of the disease.
Next: The use of inhalers and spraying appar.
abuses, besides being ineffective ard Disappointing,
Is expensive, while complete treatment Iof
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets can be had al any DRUG
store In the United States and Canada for 80
cents. dell, 49, Is
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Shit for Injunction.

Nevil Monroe Hopkins and Howe Totten,
through Attorney ]. J. Darlington. have
filed suit for Injunction against John NJ
Van Hensen. The court is asked to re-
strain the defendant from making any dis
position Of certain letters patent or any
other property OF the complainants' part
nership firm. It Is further sought to have
q certain paper writing declared null and
void as having been executed through mis-
take, as having been obtained by undue
means and as being sought now to be used
for purposes uncomfortable and fraudulent
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surprised Their Pastor.

The members Of Maryland Avenue Bap.
fist Church gave their pastor. Rev. N. Q,
Naylor. a pleasing surprise last evening"
Meeting at the house of one of their nun~
Der. they proceeded in a body to the resl'
dence of the minister laden with large
assortment Of good things for the larder.
The Invaders took possession of the house
and a very enjoyable evening was spent
The visit was entirely unexpected by the
pastor and his estimable wife. RefreAh+
ments, furnished by Mrs. Sands ana MfsS
Florence Szegedy, were served during the
evening. -
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..ilfl.. =
. IT.:
/.

The use of TT" sends the blood1
tingling through the veins until il
reaches the extremities, when the feet
warm up and the Cold is broken. =
New pocket edition Of Dr. Humphreys Mammal OH
ali diseases, mailed free. z4s-~-s->s
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co., Cor. wilfo,i
lam and John Sts., New York -
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ACCOUNTANTS.
L E RATES

]. r. BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor,
Room no. Washington Loan and Trust building
delft 9Th and SITS W. Telephone No. 9I2.
ROCKS OPENED sTRAIGHTENED OUT AND
balanced by expert accountant: charges
ennable. Address GEO. d. ASHTON. l415 q IT.
NV no20-26ts
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Mrs. Catherine, e.. Clark was slightly
burned last night In her room at 6l9 Is
street northwest. her clothing catching fire
from an ~ stove.
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OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF CO.
iumbia. Washington, November 30, l9OO.-Notice In
hereby giver that, in accordance with the acts Of
june H. iso August H. iss9 July uPs 1898 is mi
June 2, 1900. water main has been laid on Bridge
street and that a water main tax has been ievIa,i
upon all lots land abuttug upon the street road
Or alley or tb upon D which water nap has been
Columbia. Par IF the Highlands being part of
Pretty Prospect; Jcmes B. Nicholson S24; part be.
ginning the northwest of Giliard & Par
sons tract ard thence along the south line
Of Omaha street extended to east line of Bridge
Frank II. Thomas tract. northwest corner; thence
along said Frank II. Thomas tract north line 1853 90
feet 70 said Thomas northeast corner thence along
east line OF said Thomas tract south SS.44 feet;
thence north - degrees ~ minutes east to said Gil
s!ons said Gillard Parsons west line to begin
ming. Part OF the Highlands. being part Of Pretty
Prospect; James b. Nicholson SIS: part beginning
At the Intersection Of the west line of the tract
herein described with the south line of Omaha street
extended and thence south degrees east 342 3s
west line Of Bridge street thence along west line ~
Bridge street TO south line OF Omaha street extend
part of lot 3, Thomas E. Wsggaman 81 begin.
ming at the southwest corner of lot 8 and run east
nue., thence along west line OF said avenue ~ So
feet to Bridge street; thence along south line Of
slols said east line south 7444 feet to beginning
In Cleveland Park; block s: part OF lot T. Thomas
corner OF lot and IS feet: thence north
7i44 feet TO Bridge street; thence northwestw
of s. thence south 81 OF feet beginning In Cieye
llnd Park: block S. part of lot 5, Thomas f. Waa
said lot OF and run east q feet thence nar OF
e4O7 feet Bridge street; thence northwes rdly
erees 40 minutes 1921 feet to west line OF iot
of 8; thence along line OF lot Of TO begin
trict of Columbia H. H. DARNEILLE. Assessor
81 The District Of Columbia de3-Iot
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STORAGE.

TOR RENT-SPACE IN BRICK BUILDING as
eth Of. NV. For rates. ETC.. apply to WEAVER
BROS, I41e NV. 0o34-0
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For . Cold In the Head
native Bromo-Q uintna Tablets.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE EXEGU-
i've DtiaT tment.-Be it known that in compliance
with chapter 81 Of the Public Statutes of New
Hfh4I shiEe the returns Of votes est November 6,
state for electors of President and Vice President
OF the United States having been laid before the
governor and Council on the 22d day of November
1900, and by them examined and counted the fol
and the number of votes cast for each: William
j. HUyt had 81, 1913 votes, Seth NJ richards had
o. 162 votes, Joseph o. Hobbs had 81 1872 votes
William H. Mitchell had 5i,O,3 votes Nathan C.
S u bad $3.50 votes, James C.; Norris had
BOIL votes, Gilman Clough had 3J,u31 votes
ErGnk Il. Preston had 35,OU5 votes Frank X.
Chase Lad 12I1 votes, Allan ". Wark had go
votes, John q. Berry had 1.249 votes, John ].
Abbott had $40 votes, origen A. Downing had
100 votes. John H. bartlett had rs votes Ezekiel
Simon had rs votes. Fred u. Il. Gordon had 115
votes, William kennett had vote Gorham Saw
ye- had vote. George Keller had / vote Fred
Gag had ! vote. STEPHEN o. Hadlock had vote,
Frank A. Martin had vote. John X. Smith had
vote Val A. Hardy had vote, Warren c. MOI
I'LL had ! vote, Fred Holton had / vote, T. Is.
Brown had vote, I. II. Nandyke had i vote L.
p. Currter had vote. b. Roberts had l vote
/. W. Drew had vote, George F. Adams had /
vote Paul Lang had 1 vote. W. e Chandler had l
vote And William ]. Hoyt, Manchester; Seth ".
Richards Newport: Joseph o. Hobbs, North Hamp-
ton; William II. Mitchell, Llttleton, the requisite.
number Of persons. having received plurality of
all the votes cast declared chosen electors Of
President and Vice President OF the United States.
In Testimony whereof, l, FRANK W. ROLLINS,
Go'ernCr of the state Of New Hampshire. have
herewith subscribed my official signature, and
caused the seal Of the state to be affixed Done
at Concord this ODD day OF November. in the year
o. our Lord thousand nine hundred, and Of the
Independence Of the United States OF America the
one hundred and twenty fifth. +. W. ROLLINS,
Gov ernOr. BY the Governor. with the advice OF the
CounciI, EDWARD n. PEARSON, Secretary Of
State. 1t
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tOFFICIALl DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. D. c., December a. 19oO.-Inforna-
ton has been received at this department from
Mr.. Charles P. Snyder, the consul of the United
States at Ciudad Porrrio Diaz. Mexico, Of the
Mexico, of A. G.. Wilson, American citizen
place Of residence in U. s. unknown. The legal
representatives of the deceased obtain further
Information by applying to this department. Per
dispatch No. IS: dated December g. 1900 1t
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SCHOOL. KINDERGARTEN AND NORMAL
Elizabeth Peabody kindergarten Normal School
and Mrs. Mann's kindergarten and School 1918
Sunderland place. Children taught French and
herman. sel7-3m,k
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
An entire square of ground near the District
line, containing about les 900 so. IT., subdvided
into % choice building lots having 1909 50. IT
eRch. Owner will sacrifice this property TO cssh
purchaser the price quoted being only 800 per
lot which Is less than half its actual market
value. W. NJ. TERRElL,
del5-3t With r. II. Warner Co.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCuANGE-OR SALE FOR LOTS-A NICE
3-story ana cellar press-hrick house near Lincoln
Park. Apply EARLY x LAMP'rON, 615 14th St.
NV. de6-Jt
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GnAYsox COUNTY RErrpLrcAss.
The Green Men BaIked md Held o
Separate Convention.

Sherman. Texas. February i9.-The
Grayson county republicans held their
convention here today. Delegates from
every precinct in the county were present.
a bolt occurred when Chairman pitts call
ed The convention to order and read the
report OF the county executive committee,
making up the temporary roll and rec
ommendlng that Cecil a. Lyon be madO
temporary chairman. After a motion to
adopt the report OF the executive COM
mittee had carried l.. W Clark and nine
others from Denisol holted and held a
convention and selected delegates TO the
district and county conventions. After
the boilers withdrew the regular organi-
cation held their convention and selected
delegatee Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing National Committeeman Grant
and urging his reelection. Cecil A. Lyon
was indgrsed as delegate to the National
convention The Clark people Endorsed
Z. r. r. Green.
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TO REGULATE SUGAR Trust.
MIR. Richardson Introduced Two Nom
PnrttAMn nesoIutioMa.

Washington. February l9.--Replesentntlve
Richardson (renpJ, the minority leader OF
tho house. afttr consultation with some OF
his democratic colleagues today introduced
in the house two resolutions aimed 81 the
Sugar trust Tho first Is as follows;
'"Whereas The prices Of sugars have re-
Gently several times been advanced. manu-
tacturers in each instance having agreed
upon thu sams price per pound. which IS
nr,ma facic evidence that trust or combi-
nation EXISTS for tho purpose OF DESTROYING
connection in order that enormous profits
may 10 realized. the American Sugar REIN
ing company of New Jersey having for many
years paid II rer cent annually In DIVIDENDS
on S36o6s.0c0 OF common stock therefore
DO Il
Resolved That sugar manufactured ny
the said American Sugar Refining comDnrv
OF New Jersey and Oh other manufacturers
in this country shall. after six Inontha from
tho passage OF this act he prohibited by %.
interstate commerce commission from being
TRANSPORTED In auv manner whatsoever from
one state 10 another until tho sad ccmnis-
sion is satisfied that SUGAR offered for intsr-
stnte TRANSFORMATION has not Welded front
to the manufacturer thereof Of more than 4
per cent In excess Of the cost OF the same.
which shall be asccrtaincd IN such manner
as the said commission in its discretion may
determine
The second provides that:
manufacturers and in consequence enormous
profits are being realized therefore. % Il
Resolved. That from and after the PASSAGE
of This resolution all kinds OF sugars. mo.
lasses and everything entering into the manu-
ufacturing OF sugar shall DO made duty free
from the Islands OF Puerto Rico, Hawaii and
the Philppints"
Mr. Rcbardson said; The Interstate COM
merco commission under the constitution. as
interpreted bv the supreme court IN the Ad-
diston Pine and Steel company aud tho =
e. Knight cases has tho power to refuse
Interstate TRANSFORMATION 10 sugar and other
manufactured articles which produce enor-
nous profits through monopollstic control
Uuiil the profits on such goods have been
brought within fair and reasonable limits.
and when the necessities OF He arc Involved
as in sugars II not IN all other manufactured
articles controlled by monoDoliss. public sea-
timept will SUSTAIN the commission in the
exercise Of such power In order. however.
through a specific governmental enactment
10 make Il mandatory for The said commits,
sion 10 exercise tha' mower. ! have ohr!sd
this non-partlsan resolution"
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ATTENTION or coNFEDERATEs
IL Called To ChicknmnuRa Parb
Commission Circulnr.
Washington,

Washington, February 10. - General
Gordon. commanding Confederate veter-
ans, has Issued an order ealing attention
Of all Confederate posts and veterans to
the circular OF the Chickamauga Park
commission appointing general inspec-
ton Of the park in October next and in
wiling the veterans of all .sn.,S,s 10 at
tend for the purpose OF attesting the ac-
cnracy OF historical work thus far COM
pleted
General Gordon commends the "perusa al
OF General Boynton's circular to every
Southern veteran and to all the people Of
the South. so that they can see the inn
Partially and fairness which has actu-
ated this commission and the precise.
worthy and strenuous efforts now made
by this patriotic Onion soldier and his
associates 10 render fun and exact JUS
tice to both sides"
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ENGLAND DENIES
That Consul aIacrun's Mall Was
Oneneh

Opened.
London, February ls.--No action has yet
been taken by the British government in
regar 70 the allegations made by Charles
e Mac-um. the former United States con-
sui at Pretoria. nor has Mr. choate the
United States ambassador here, received
any instructions to mako inquiries in con-
neeton with the matter. The British CT
hcials declare Il is extremely improbable
that consular letters we're opened at Dur
ban. as alleged by Mr.. Macrum, The ca
bled rumors that Mr. choate might be
recalled in order TO show the United States
governments resentment agcinst the
treatment received by Consul Maerum at
the hanes OF the British officials are de-
clared at the United States ambassy to BIS
utterly ridiculous
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RATTLE EXPECTED.
beers Arc Awaiting Fighting on the
TuscIn niNcr.


London February IA dispatch 10
the Daily Mail from Lourenzo Marquee
dated Monday says According to ad-
vices from Pretoria. the Beers are expect
ing big battle on the Tugela They
claim that seventy of the Willshiros were
killed at Colesburg and that thirty wagons
with forage and provisions were captured,
but no ammunition.
They describe thus tho Kimberley en-
gage mont; "Thc British came through
Blaunbank and attacked IN two columns.
While the Bocrs were busly engaged with
Lord Roberts. General French with 20UO
cavalry and six guns succeeded 10 break
Ing through the nocr lines The Boer lines
did not seriously oppose General French'p
advance but confined themselves 10 ei-
forts at preventing provisions ge'tnt
through. In this they succeeded capturing
1000 head OF cattle 100 wagons Of proyis-
ions and 100 men"
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nnInF WAN ITEMS,

London, February 2o.-Sponeer WilKnFon'
reviewing the military situation IN the Morn
inn Post, dwells upon the importance Of the
operations OF Sir Rcdvers Butler
London, February 90 The Capctown special
Of tho Daily News dated sunday, says: Lord
Methuens force, ! learn. has arrived az
Kimberley, having got through from Mayors
fobtein Without Dghtlng.
London. February 10.--Durlng the discussion
Of the report OF the committee on supply on
the vote for the addition Of l200 900 men to 'he
army, IN tho house of commons, william Red
fnond opposed tho memoranda on the ground
that the proposals were legally Of permanent
character. He denounced the scheme as a
miserable mnkoshlft.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Especial 20 The Postl
Washington February l9.--Teyans granted
pensions today: orginal--seth Bewley Ross
ion. IS; VIM. IT. II Allen, Tyler, Sc Increase
VIM. II. Millgan, Patrick, $40 to Sli.
The comptroller of tho currency has ap-
proved the selection of the American National
bank of Kansas City as a reserve agent for
the First National OF Athens and the FRS,
National of Kansas City for the Plano Ma
tional of Plano, Texas
The president signed the proclamation max
ing public the Samoan treaty.
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particulars regarding the capture OF the
Wtltshires. He says IL Is impossible 10
say exactly how many of the Rritlshers
were killed and wounded hu, OF the 900
Wiltshires i4a We're captured and of these
~ were wounded. The suffering Of the
wounded from heat and thirst was in.
tense The burghers did their best to al
ieviate this and many OF the wounded
were carried In blankets TO Rcnsberg
siding
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smalIrn. sItunlIon AZ Ikirb,,nIe.

Kirhyyille, Texas. February is.-The
smallpox situation is practically unchanged
There are some new cases IN toSn, but no
deaths from Il except 40 infant about two
wanks ola. which rad smallpox when hnEn
AMI died frca the disease.
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Eye, Ear, Nose all.

and colder Tuesday; Wednesday fair; brisk
to northwest winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrltory--Rain aud
colder Tuesday Wednesday fair: winds shift
ing 70 northWesterlY.
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Probabilities.


.asul1s'on, February 1a.-Forecast for
suss'ay East Texas-Rain TUESDAY and
|sss'pH Wednesday, colder Wednesday;
Ia % hiTh southerly winds Tuesday
.Asnsas-Raiu Tuesday. with colder in
80 portion; Wednesday colder in east
II portion; south winds.
~ iexas and New Mexico--Rain or snow
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the British at Glands
laagte, ard three other
other Boer prisoners.
We're handed over to
the Beers from Arm
del today, A messea-
ger. under a dag OF
truce, had previously
arranged the pro-
gramme. The prison
ele had a cordial In-
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Has Entered Dordrecht.
sterkstroem Camp, Sunday. February is.
The Beers are retiring and General Bra
bant's forces are now entering Dordrecht
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Capotown, February 10 Dispatches
from MaEru say that large forces arc being
sent from the Transyaal to the FREQ State
under prominent generals II is also aaid
the Free state IS making desperate efforts
to collect an army to face the British at
Koffeyfontein. An official proclamation
orders out all males between the ages or
lG and Go, and enthusiasts declare that
every ono up to the age OF 100 must go,
Typhoid fever Is said TO be playing havoc
among the Beers at Colesberg. AZ kim.
herley a report rs current that Matching
has been relieved. but that she Bocrs are
trying to conceal the information.
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terview with General Clements and were
then taken in sn ambulance half way to
the Bocr camp.
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An ADDRESS.
Boiting Popuiists state the Position
and Grievance.

Lincoln. Neh.. February la.-The middle
Of the read members late tonight issued
the following address:
To .the Pop1list and Indspeudsn. veisrs
Of the uni,sd states: II is 70 be regretted
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RETURNED rmn PRISONERS.

Commando rrctorius HAS Been
Exclaimed ny British.
Arundel, Sunday, February is--Com-
mandant rretcrius, who was captured by