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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

s0 that the fine old gateway OF Santa
Maria. built In honor of Charles V, is
dlsgracefully crowded upon by lnslg-
nihcant modern buildings and even
the cathedral-the glory of Burgos and
the boast Of Spaiu-is SO hemmed In
by place structures that II is
difficult 20 obtain any good view OF
ne exterior SO great Is the slope OF
the town that while the front of the
west cathedral opens upon a little
plaza considerably above the level Of
the narrow streets that hem IL In, the
rear Of Il actually abutS against The
hill, so that In entering from that side
one must descend @ staircase to the
pavement Such infeliC.tles Of POSI-
ton would KIN the effect OF any ordi-
nary structure; but nothing can even
mar the grandeur Of this, Though
dirty, busting. sordid streets come up
10 It's very doors, Ike the waves of
the sea 10 the foot of q mighty Cliff, IL
lifts Its head throughout the centuries
unmoved by the tumult of pigmy gem
eratiOns that come and 20. Standing
az the foot Of the luCe-Wurk towers and
looking up, you feel very small indeed
There Is nothing 90 be- told OF this
sanctuary that has not been hundred
times narrated II Is tremendous In
size and beautiful IN parts but not
nearly 80 striking, as a whole. as many
less celebrated Spanish churches. But
Il IL the great attraction Of this old
capltai-some disappointed travellers
say the only attraction, So much does
II oyershadow all the others Inded,
one might describe Burgos as cathe-
dral with town attached TO It, so
completely Is the latter dwarfpd and
dwlndled by the central mass Of towers
rising far above IT, Before
entering the building. you feel con-
strained TO walk around ito loiter
outside ana daily with the exterior for
It seems almost sacrilegious 10 rush into
such presence without due prepara-
ton Of eve and mind. Every Spanish
cathedral is a kind OF Westminster Alb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22
TITLE To NOBILITY.

answered with true Spanish hyperbole:
Before God was God. before the sun
shone on the rocks, already was noble
the house Of Veasco''
The city Is built on a sloplng ground,
In the midst Of a plain, between the
river. which washes one side Of it, and
the hin on the other. crowned with the
ancient castle. Between ridge and
river the space is necessarily confined.
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MERCHANTS PRINTING

Billousness Is cured by Hoods Pills.
25c &
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SMOKE ALL DAY

on the broken pavements outside when
not In the secluslon Of siesta. Dull,
dirty and dilapidated as we ind It to-
day, there Is nowhere a more excellent
type Of spanish poverty and retrogres-
sion than this once proud city of Bur-
Cos. Without trade or manufactures
Of any sort II swarms with idlcrs and
beggars OF the latter II Is a perfect
hotbed. and FOR insolence and persist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

West picture artistic
elegant Pattern Hats Unrmn
shades models We have the of the
OF the most discriminating arsteS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

Turned out on short notice al the
Dtseret News, A big shipment OF new
types and supplies Just In. Our facilities
for letter heads. bill heads, tags. en-.
velopcs. pads, etc, etc. are uneXcelled
by any establishment In the West
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BURIAL FOR THE GREAT

OF former generations. Here they lie.
the sculptured forms that rest above
their sepulChres representing them as
they appeared In the bloom " life; the
bishop I'M his robes. with hands folded
on his breast; the king with crown and
sceptre the knight no lds armor. who
viii never go forth to battle again. one
may read the history OF Spain IN these
memorials OF the past. An Illustration
Of this is seen In the chapel OF the con-
stable Of CASTLE. lie was a warrior bold.
OF the history time Of Ferdi.
nand and Isabella. and by their side he
entered Grenada Like all the rest Of
the old-tlme Spanish heroes. his religion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

Food supplies the substance FOR re-.
pairing the wastes Of the body ana
gives strength Sleep affords the an.
portunity for these repairs 20 be MAIDS
Both are necessary TO health. II Van
can't eat and sleep, take Hoods Sar.
saparilla. It creates a good appetite
and tones the digestive organs. and 4
gives the sweet. restful sleep OF chlld.
hood. BE sure 10 get Hoods
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BURGOS.
The Early Capital Of CASTLE, Where the Cid Was Born
and Buried.


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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD

ing us every assistance In the matter
OF hospital accommodations. We have
consequently been able to arrange for
beds.
Ihirty-three prisoners were taken to
Prieska, 200 stands of arms and some
supplies and explosives.
The Beers have begun to surrender
on the Basutoland frontier"
RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED.
Bloemfontein, Monday. March 1e.-
The Beers blew up the railroad bridge
over the Moddcr river ii miles norfb
last night.
day.
BRITISH GENERALS INACTIVE.
London. March 2O.-Gcnerals Roberts
and Butler are still inactive. pending
developments at the theatre of war.
considerable interest is attached to
the tate of Johannesburg. Comment
ing on the reported consultation be-
tween secretary Hay and the German
Ambassador ut washington, DR.. Won
Sao,ii.eoein, as to a proposition that both
pehigerents be urged to leave Jo-
hannesburg alone, the Pail Mall Ga
zcttc says:
This time DR.. Leyds has. as We
may without improperly assume. nut
ABOUT the tale to the effect that the
German Ambassador at Washington.
ana the American Consul at Pretoria.
are concocting little scheme of Ger
man intervention. That is really 81
glorious yarn, and one which shows to
what desperate straits the enemies of
this country are reduced. Just i'm
asine II government which has formal
~ declined all outside intervention per
mitting Germany to dictate the course
OF Lord Roberts march to Pretoria.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21

speakers were II. C. Smith. Michigan,
in favor of the bill. and Messrs. Little,
Arkansas; Bell. Colorado: Henry, Mis-
sissippi; Stokes, South Carolina, and
Brown, Ohio, in opposition to it.
INFORMATION WITHHELD.
Before the bill was taken up Mt. Sui
zer New York. delivered denuncia-
ton OF the Administration in connec-
ton with his resolution of inquiry call
ing upon the War Department for in
formation as to what Notifications
Great Britain was erecting on the Ca
madam border.
The Committee on Military Affairs
submitted reply of Adjutant- General
Corbin, saying such information was
secret, but that Great Britain was
erecting no works which threatened
our rights.
The committee recommended that the
resolution lie upon the table The
House sustained the committees rec
ommcndation by vote OF ITO to o..
On the committees motion, made by
Chairman Hull, that the resolution lie
upon the table. Mr.. Sulzer and Mr.
manded time TO debate. but the Speak
CT ruled that it was not debatable. Mr.
Sulzer requested Mr.. Hull to yield five
minutes to him.
Il have no objection" replied Mr.
Hull, "if the House desires to hear the
gentleman. I do not
HUMBUGGED by ENGLAND.
There was no objection. Mr.. Sulzel
said his resolution only called for such
information not Incompatible with the
public interest, not secret information
The Adjutant Generals report, he said
is preposterous and untenable, and 1t I:
ridiculous for him to shy Great Brit
ain is not trespassing on our territory
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21

INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS
London. March 21.-4:3O a. m.-While
there is a lull in the military opera
tons the political surroundings show
Interesting developments. The Colonial
OiIice has telegraphed to Cape Town
the text OF the proclamation concern
ing the destruction OF property. This
will not be published i'll London until
after its PRONUNCIATION in South Africa,
but it is known that it will convey
an intimation that any wanton de-
StructionS of British property during
the war Will be regarded as warrant
ing IL claim for compensation and as
justifying levy upon private property,
should the resources OF the Transvaal
Republic prove inadequate. The fact
that the proclamation is issued by the
Colonial Office is regarded as q sig
niiicant indication That the republic will
be administered as crown colonies. In
this connection it is understood that
the leaders OF the opposition in Par
lament now admit that no other set
Element is possible since the republics
insist upon their demand for absolute
independence. Tn view of this the eff
forts of the Liberals will be confined
to securing in the settlement the best
treatment for the dense population, in
Guiding security against their disfran-
chisement.
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
III is regarded as settled matter that
should the war be ended. as is now
hoped before June the government will
dissolve Parliament and appeal to the
country on the basis of Il successful
South African policy. Should the war
drag on dissolution will be postponed
until next spring. In any event one
of the foremost planks of the govern
ment platform will be army reorgani-
cation.
There is no further information as to
the movements of Sir Alfred Miner.
1T Is regarded as certain. however. that
he has gone to Bloemfonteiu to arrange
for the temporary administration of
the Free State
The reply TO Lord Roberts reply to
the use of the flags of truce is COM
mented upon as impertinent and ridi-
culous. and Lord Roberts course, IN
closing useless discussion. is conf
mended as wise.
Indications from Natal seem to show
that General Buller'es forward move
ment will not be long delayed.
The Government has decided that
Major General Sir Frederick Caring
ton shall Command a colonial force of
5000. including the $500 men Mr..
Chamberlain asked from Australia.
BRITISH TREACHERY CHARGED.
London. March 2o.-7:15 p. m.-The
following dispatch has been received at
the War Office from Lord Roberts,
dated Bloemfontein. Monday, March 10:
II have received the following re-
ply to my telegram of March II to the
President of the Free State and South
African Republic:
your Excellencys telegram reach
ed me yesterday. 1 assure you nothing
would grievc me more than that my
burghers should make themselves gull
ty of deed such as that laid to their
charge by you. I am, however, glad
to say that you must have been mis-
taken. I have made personal inquiry
Of General Delarcy, who was In cons
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follow
Pretoria February with President
dence in his the he undergoing He
He smoked
aid
We
SIX.
The Transvaa stpuae
the OF
Dutch This
o
strength Is
than yield have
do
ever
should be with this liberty"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21

The German Foreign Office knows bet
ter than to invite the snub 1t would In
fallibly receive IL it ventured to whis-
per so preposterous Il proposal in
Downing street"
ALLEGED BOER THREATS.
London. March 2O.-In the House of
Commons to-day the Parliamentary
Secretary of the War Office, MIR. Wynd-
ham. said the Secretary OF State for
the Colonies. Joseph Chamberlain, was
about to issue a proclamation on the
subject of the alleged threats OF the
Beers to destroy Johannesburg, and as
to what the Beers may expect in the
event of wanton destruction OF British
property.
1t was asserted in the lobby this
evening that the proclamation would
be a brief document, of general appli-
cation. prohibiting the destruction of
well as gold mines.
FLYING WHITE FLAGS.
London. March 21.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Donkerspoort. dated
Monday, March 10, says:
"A reconnaissance toward Philip
popols, twenty-five miles west of
Springfontein, found the farms all
flying white flags. The British troops
were cordially received.
1T is reported that Mr.. Steyn is
trying to rally the Beers, but the lat
ter say they have had enough"
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.
London. March 2l.-The India Office
has issued its annual financial state
ment. This shows a surplus for 1899
1900 of G2.55S 900 and an estimated sur
plus for 1900-1901 of G160,00O.
The famine expenditure for 1S99-19oO
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21

mand OF our burShcrs at the place
mentioned by you. He denies entirely
that our burghers acted as stated by
you, but he says that Saturday, the
date being illegible, the British troops,
when they were about fifty yards from
our position. put up their hands as
well as a white flag, whilst at the same
time your cannon bombarded the said
troops, with the result that Command
ant DeBeer was wounded. Yesterday
morning the head commandment wrote
in his account of the battle as follows:
The soldiers hoistcd the white flag, but
were then fired at by the British can
non and compelled to charge.
ANOTHER INSTANCE.
Perhaps It Is not known to Your
EXcellency that the same thing hap
pened at Spion Kop, where. when q
portion of the troops hoiSted IL white
flag and put up their hands, and whilst
our burghers were busy disarmng
them. another portion OF the troops
fired on our burghers; but some of the
British troops were killed. 1t has also
been reported that at the last battle of
the Tugela English cannon fired on
troops who had surrendered.
EXPLOSIVE BULLETS.
"'With reference TO the explosive
bullets found in Cronje's laager and
elsewhere. I can give Your Excellency
assurance that such bullets were not
purchased or allowed by the govern
ment. I. however, have no reason to
doubt your statement, as know many
of the burghers of this State and of
the South African Republic took a
large number OF Lee-Atetford rifles and
dumdum and other bullets from Brit
ish troops.
"'May 1 request Your Excellency. as
The cable is closed to me, to make my
reply known to your government and
the neutral powers by cable.
(Signed) STATE PRESIDENT,
The dispatch from Lord Roberts con-
cludcs as follows:
CAS- the inquiry into that mat,or
proves his honor's allegations to be un-
founded. and as I. personally saw the
holding up of hands which he denies T
nave not thought it desirable to con-
tinue the correspondence"
a PROCLAMATION.
Cape Town. March 2o-Sir Alfred
Miner. the Governor of Cape Colony
and British High Commissioner OF
South Africa. has issued proclama-
ton declaring that the Imperial Gov
ernment will not recognize as valid or
effectual any alterations or property,
whether of lands. railroads or mines.
within the Transvaal or the Orange
Free State. or any interests therein or
encumbrances, or any concessions
granted by the said Government
BOERS ARE SURRENDERING.
London, March 20.-The War Office
has received the following dispatch
from Lord Roberts. dated Bloemfon-
TEN. Tuesday March 90:
Kitchener occupied Prieska yester-
day unopposed. The rebels surrender
cd their arms. The Transvaalers es-
capped across the river.
"Mr. Steyn Is circulating q notice by
means of dispatch riders in reply to my
proclamation to the effect that any
burgher who signs a declaration that
he will not fight against us again will
be treated as traitor and shot.
'Thc Bloemfontein people are afford
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
(By Telegraph to virglnlan- Pilot.)

(By Telegraph to virginlan- Piiot.)
Washington. March Gothic House
to-day entered upon the considerat ton
ter of publications entitled to cent per
pound rates as second-class mail mat
ter. The bill has been before Congress
for several years. Air. Loud defended
the bill in a lengthy speech. The other
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
1T Is LIBERTY OR DEHTH,
SHYS PRESIDENT KRUGER
hSS6rtS That His GOuntrunl6n WI6r6 Forced
Into the War With ENGLAND.
NOM in GODS KINDS RND GIN PREVAIL

he Beers Will Not Yield to the Demand That They Sur
render Their Freedom-The British Charged With VIC
laing Flag of Truce in Two Instances-Explosive
Bullets Found in General Cronjes Lager Had Been
Taken From the British-Lord Roberts Reports hat
Beers Basutoand Frontier Have Begun to Surrender
British Generals Inactive Pending Developments.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21
.HUMBUGGED BY
GREAT BRITAIN
Mr.. SuIzer Takes the Admins
ton Severely to Task.
INFORMATION IS WITHHELD

The Integrity of tho Republic NIcnnccd by
tho Erection of Qualifications on Our
Frontier by Great Brltain-A Bill Resu-
ulntine Second Glass Mail Matter Mr..
Morgan Discusses tho Porto Rican Gov
crnment and Tnrir Bill in the senate
Other Matters.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-21

No one contends that. What we do de-
clare, and what every thinking and in
tellisent citizen of this country knows,
is that while Great Britain is pretend-
lng to be our friend, she is sedulouSly
and studiously and consistently erect
ing great fortitications on our north
ern frontier which menace the integrity
OF the Republic, and which, on notice
OF twenty-four hours. could destroy our
cities. our towns, and lay waste the
property of our people. 1t seems 10
me that to-day the Administration is
being humbugged by tho Administration
OF Great Britain. Nothing can be done
unless we set the consent of Downing
street
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@eihihte eiues sflapen.

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pieler Sabre burb bic &etten BON
&rantbeit 9ebunoen 81 fem, lit Die
iblimmite 5orm BON Sflaperei.
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eenumnen uno apei sSlai6en oauon
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furser 3eit tpieoer i'm Stanbe, ibre
9lrbeit allein 5ll perribten. 9ieies
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@abe fir lbtpabe uno abeearbeitete
2eute. 0eilung 9arantirt. 9lur
so Gents bel S. &alteper & Subn,
0ruguiiten.
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1oQan0i[9t Gan0(baft.
Don enmunau Dc amieis.

Gs rnbn Der uuermefinen Gb'ne Gtrefen
Dort nirterm iendltsn 0immel bang in
Sdmeigeu,
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Der Sturm, nit @rau ben Sor;,ont gu oeden.
Die Wofer beben, leis er5itterlio idreden
Die @rdier aut ibr 1aupt Die Grlen neigel,
Gin dngitltd Sorgen ideint yiatmr 5u sei-
gen,
Gtn Mbnen fiinft'gen llnbeils su eriueden.
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Der 9iitte Rnud bon bes 8anales Saume,
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lnb iiber's @oiier, bas iih fdtpeigenb fpinbet
Dur1 sriine Stille glettet, iuie i'm Eraume,
Gin tuetbes Segel btn, bas leis entidwinbet.
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- Die c.. Fl. Dean Co. perfauft
5ubrtperfe jeoer Irt fir tpenieer
@elo als iraeno elm atoeres Sans
in San Nntpnio.
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Sam Q(ntpnip & Qlranias
Yab Sabn,

i'm @arten=9iitrift oes Staates. @e=
iunobeit uno &lina uniibertrofen.
8iIige 2duoereien fir ben Sarmer,
Dtarftedrtner, Sbit= unb 8iebaiibter.
Weeen Gin5elbeiten tpenbet@un an
6. s: so artin, q. g. g.,
San Nntonip, Teras.
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starte 3urc@tmeiiuns. CUR 3eit
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ron 3icaioli MiniIierprdiioent in Sta-
lien mar, iollte zines 9ages cine befon-
bers midtise Gonferen3 llnter Noriib
bes G0ni9s 8ittor emanuel ftattfinben.
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nur Der aonig lieE auf iein grideinen
nod marten. Wlan ertunbi9te ii9 na9
benz @runbe ieines Wesbleibens uno
erfubr, oaB Der G6nie auseeritten lei.
IS bersing cine 8ierteliiunbe na9 Der
anoeren, man tuurbs dnaflid unb be-
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6of uno tritt turs barauf in ben Gon-
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neben ibm LAB. er babe gu pierce cine
iteile 9nb6be binaniprengen ipollsn.-
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Dortras unterbredeno, nit Der Grage:
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tuioerte @ieaioli: sd betuunbere ben
Werfiano oes pferbes.
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9lus Qonbpn miro ue1hrieben.

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lit gu fronf, um ibr S9loB in yrieo=
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gu perlailen unb ibren iibli9en Spm=
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