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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12
viIIur Y Co.

FL Attorney General ha contir-
mado ei n0mbramiento de vocal So
cretario de IA Junta local do Ins.
truccion de Fajardo, hecho & favor
de don Juan B Blanco
III scnor b anco ha ocupado un
puesto honroso en- Ell magisterio
puertorriqueho y sus trabaios peda'
goglcos fneron premiados en- el Ger.
tamen de Laros.
Ell nombramiento 10 ha podido
ser mas acectado por 10 que fslieita-
mos al Departameoto de Eluca'
ci0n.
UN LIGERO ATAQUE DE
calanbres, suele traer consigo la
diarres que muchas vcces es segui
da por la defamation del estomago
y debsn q desde ell principle
con el me- Or renedio que Sc conoce.
La eticacia del Pain Killer es muy
eonocida puesto que es ell especifco
para la d~iarrea, c6iico, calambres,
etc. Refuse TODD substitute; no
hay mas que un Pain Killer, ell de
Perry Davis.
De'Cayey c~oncurriran a las cla-
ses de la Normal las senoritas Ma
ria Isabel Colon Cruz Banet, am-
bas j6vanes muy aplicadas y de ex-
celentes aptilu les para la carrera
lei Magi terio
Los mas eleg4rtes sombreros
para senoras Exposicion, Y los
mas tinos de he'tro para caballeros
y njn1s, Sc e%ncuentrau en- la casa dc
5 Melon & Co Vista hace fe.
Alejo MARTINEZ, por rina y es
caudalo ha sido multado con dos
dollars.
Ha sido condenado & cinco dias
de trabajos forzados Ell individuo
Aleio Olivo por desobediencia.
Lo alumnos matIiculados Gu
la Escuela Normal de verano, que
descen Eospedaje c6mcdo por SIS
mensuales, pueden dir:girse q dona
NataIja Gonzalez de Castro, Sole 9.
Sc dara 4 clase De ipg'es gratis
para los huespedes.
n-s-4-3
Por ell Tribunal de Policfa ha
sido condenado 4 entregar una que.
rrera nueva de soldado. Gresorio
Segarra en- page de uns que da'
no.
Sc desea alcuilar una casa en- es.
ia Capital, que sea grande, ventila
da Y este situada en- lugar centrico-
Informarap San Francisco &C.
a 3..2
Escasea ell ganado en- Ell ejerci'
to ingles que opera en- ell Tansvaal,
y Ell Ministro de Ia guerra Sc propo.
ne adquirirlo en- ell extranjero, en-
| gran cantidad Sc supore que la
mayor parte ingles, del ganado Sc en-
cuentra en- poder de los beers.
POR SIS AL MES, page adelantado Sc
dara alojamlento espacioso Y comodo a
los estudiantes de la Isla, que deseen
: a%proyechar las classes de la Normal.
Para mas informes ~dirigirse a N. N.
San Jose 20.
| Adolfo Martinez por maltrato
de obra ha sido condenado 81 page
de dos dollars de multa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Escasea Ell ganado en- Ell ejerci'
to ingles que opera en- Ell Tansvaal,
y ell Ministro de Ia guerra Sc propo'
ne adquirirlo en- ell extranjero, en-
gran cantidad Sc supore que la
mayor palte ingles, del ganado Sc en-
cuentra en- poder de los beers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

POR SIS AL MES, page ~adelantado Sc
dara alojamlento espacioso y comodo a
los estudiantes de la Isla, que deseen
%aprovechar las classes de la Normal.
Para mas informes dirigirse a N, N.
San lose %,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Los mas eleg4rtes sombreros
para senoras sExposicion, y los
mas tinos de hestro para caballeros
y nlh1s, sc encuentrau en- la casa dc
$ Melon & Co. Vista hace fe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Cuanio Ell paciente pierda toda
esperapza de curacion, es cuando de-
be %acordarse de la salvadora sEsto-
macalina Ulricis que cura los males
del estomagO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Adolfo Martinez por maltrato
de ohra ha sido condenado 81 pag
de dos dollars de multa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Sc desea alcuilar Il casa en- es.
ia Capital, que sea grande, ventila
da y este situada en- lugar centrico
Informarap San Francisco &C.
a 9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Por Ell Tribunal de Polilfa ha
sido condenado 4 entregar una que.
rrera ley de soldado, Gregorio
Segarra en- page de uns que da-
no.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

De'Cayey concurriran a las cla-
ses de la Normal las senoritas Ma
ria Isabel Colon Cruz Banet, N
oas jovsne5 may ap!icadas y de ex
celentes aptiIu les para la carrera
lel Maei. terio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Cubano Julia, Estara en este
puerto del IS al 20 del corrlente pro
cedente de Habana y escalas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-12

Flo hreve ~sparecera en- ests
Capital un nuevo peri6dico poiitico
que dirijira y redacta1a don Pedro
r de Diego.
Que venga en- buena hora ell CO.
lpga.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Tho steamer Iackmc. with Che cable. and the men who are Co lay it from Skog- .v1y Co Juneau. arrived yesterday after noan at 2.s0 and win start early this morning Co do Che work Yesterday ot- tcrnoon force of men were engaged making Che cable inst Co the bank below Moorc's wharf so chat everything win bc in readiness for an early start today. 10 is expected that about twcny-four hours win be taken Go do Che work.
 Major Glassford. who came up on thc Cottarc City. to represent the Govern mont in Che work. wiu be aboard Che TaclSmc tomorrow.
 Besides Che contractors corps or cable men. ten students of electrical engineer. ine from Che University of Washington are on Che Lackmc They came north Co 1yau themselves of Che opportunity Co study practical cable laying. The student contingent is led by Prof T. E. Doubt head of Che electrical engineering depart. mcnt of Che university.
 The total cable equipment weighs over s0O tons. There being i25 miles of cable. which it is estimated. can hc laId nt Che rate of five miles on hour.
 The university students making che trip arc. Charles A. Lindhcrry W. T Bur we'll. F. A. pu0y J Charles l1thhun. w. E. Duckcriug. e. Wolcott Nmcs e. IT. J Corbctt. n. L. Reese. Walter Griswold. Miss Pacrluta c. Stadclmaun and David Kelly. assistant professor of physics.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

The following is on extract from a let- ter written by Rev. J J. Walter to his. wife Roy. Walter Is a man of good judge mont and reliability and was in Juneau when Che bodies were brought In from the Islander disaster
 "Ncw bodies arc being found every daN. some ncnds orc rohbing them of ou their gold and. in fact. everything valuable. Tho Captains body was brought in ycs- tcrday. and there is no doubt hc com mittcd suicide. he was on raft; tho plunge had somewhat sobcred him up; he thought it an over. and after cling ing Go Che raft for while hc lct go and saId "Good-by. boys" and was carried away on thc tide The facts arc now coming to light that thc drunkenness oi thc pilot caused Che accident by running into rock Instead of icc berg. and it is now known that instead of forty lives lost that nincty-thrcc are missing We had an immense funeral yesterday preached or did Che talking on Che oc-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Flyer Dolphin. Capt George Roberts, arrived in port yesterday afternoon just before two o'clock. bringing one Of the largest loads of pcrishables landed here so far thls season. Her hold, between decks and upper decks was packed with fruits and vegetables and besides the large freight shipment Of perlshables there were 5S cattle on board. The pas- sengcr list was as usual large one. 'S being for here not including ten round trippers
 The pcrshnbles on the Dolphin fur nlsh the first relief ln the Hpud market spuds have been going at a premium for over two weeks. both here and In Dawson. Those who received shipments yesterday win realize splcndcd profits on their goods
 Every one of the local shippers were represented on the manifest. BIshoprick G shoemalc. John Kalom Ross-Higgins G Co.,. Chas. Martin. J. J. Carroll. Joe Vendltti. Bosworth & Aggers all had many tons Of fruits and spuds.
 F. E. Skagcrand had alone iio sacks Of gpuds for Dawson; IT, Boas. ten tons of fruits and twenty tons Of spuds: J. e. Burger thirty tons of spuds. Palmer Bros. of Dawson thirty tons of fruit alone. while the Dome Commission Co.,. and To- Mason received large shipments Of not only snuds but eggs and fruits.
 R. Lowe. of Dawson. had 25 barrels of beer for thc interior market
 IT. C. Barley received a large supply of photo goods, eighteen boxes in all.
 The cattle are In chorgcNof Ed. Henley of Dawson. There are 5S fine steers and they win bc taken over Co White Horse tonight on the regular freight
 Tho Dolphin had pleasant trip north bound. The spot where thc Islander ace cident happened was' reached about four o'clock in Che morning and nearly every one of the 1 passengers were on deck at- tempting to see the place. A heavy mist hung over Che water and for several miles tee was encountered necesItatlng Che Dol phin Co run under a slow bell At Juneau and Douglas thc cxitoment over tho Is- lander had not abated in the least. One hundred of the passengers and crew went south on the last trip of the Far allon but there stll remained many Co keep public interest at a high pitch.
 The round trippers of thc Dolphin roc presented several Of the Pacific Coast states and two were from New York City. enjoying for the first time some of Alas ka's scenery.
 owing Co her heavy cargo. the Dol phin did not sail untin after ten o'clock and untm that hour the boat was crowd cd with many town people. who were say ing Good Speed Co several of those who have made Skagway their homes for the past years. or else have made themselves most popular while visiting here. The Dolphin had dfty-eight names on the birth sheet when she sailed
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
DAWSON 10
 BE A CITY
Articles of Incorporation
 Now Being Framed
Ordinance Has Already Passed tho Council Providing For InoorPora- tIon of All Smaller Towns In tho Yukon Territory

Dawson is soon Co be Incorporated. the legal advices Of the Yukon council are now working on a specially prepared or- dlnancc for that purpose which VIII Doc passed as soon as completed. The pres ent absence Of Gov. Ross will not inter fcre with the matter. as he is one of the strongest adherents Of incorporation.
 Gov. Ross ls very desirous Of shifting from the many burdens upon his should CTS that Of the local government of Daw- son. Upon the question of incorporation there seems Co be two opinions, but the government has sentiments in favor of only one of these and Dawson must there for be an incorporated town whether its inhabitants shall SO elect pr not lnthe gonvernors office there is now being pre- pared a special ordinance creating Daw- son a municipality. and a general or1i- nance for the incorporation of smaller towns has already been passed by the Yukon council.
 The ordinance passed provides for an election in each town of an oversecr whose term Of office shall be for one year The oyerseer is plenipotentiary official having full control or the affairs or the town. His duties and powers are outlined as follows: lie shall carry out the orders or the voters as expressed in respect Co public works and cXpendltsEc of town funds and such general orders as may be given upon matters concerning the town.
 or course this ordinance can apply only to small towns where one man can easily control and supervise its entire affairs. At the same time it takes large rcspons- ibrity on the hands of the council and will give the town spccdier legislation.
 The notices of the first election Co Doc held under the ordinance are now being prepared and will be sent Co the towns in a short time and 90 days after the posting Of the notices the election win bc held and the government pass Into the hands Of the newly elected oycrscers
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Ono of the First

[. Barrett who left on the Hating yes- terday. after sojurn of several days at Skagway. was one Of the pioneers of the Klondike rush coming to skagway when only two tents had been stretched on the townslte. He was a partner In tho sa- loon business with Denis Brogan, at Skag- way. and In turn opened tent saloons at White Pass and Log Cabin. Mir Bar rctt win return Co Alaska after two months pleasure trip Co California.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Huohloborry Picking Picnic

Tho Camera Club has appointed Mir Peter Kern committee of one Co orga- nlzc a hucklcbcrry cvpIditlon Go upper Dewey Lake. Thursday. Tho party win leave thc headquarters of Che club at s a. m. The club win provide coffee sugar and cream for Che whole party hut every body is requested Co bring their lunch Members may invite 8s many of their friends as they desire but au who go arc requested Co register their names with Mir. Kern by Wednesday evening. that hc may know the number Of Che company Go be entertained It is desired that a marty of between 5l and Gl take part In Che picnic There are plenty of hucslcherrics growing iu Che woods about Che lake.
 Mrs. Chcalandcrs home made cakes. at Chcalandcrs 5th avenue. N-iN-u
 A fancy vest for a plain price ot Clay son's
 
 Our bic reduction sale is on our entire stock. Chcney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Continuously on tho Read

c. IT. Lilly returned from sitka on the Cottage City and win go to Dawson. Thursday. Mir Lilly has been almost continuously on the road for nearly two months. going Co and from Dawson. Seat tie. Ketchlkan and stka.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer is the best and most expensive draught beer made iu Seattle. For sale at the Sc- attlc Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave- nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
LETTER FROM REV. J. J. WALTER

casion The Indians win have some fine parlors now-onc boat alone had several hundred dollars worth of plush furniture and wool blankets"
 J. J. Walter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Reduction sale of dry goods, millinery. furnishing goods and shoes. Fifc-Alaska Co.. State and Fifth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Card Of Thanks

We want to thank the p'opl" of skag- way for tho many kind words they have said about our goods especially ,ur Ranch Eggs. Ellenburg Creamery Butter Snd they al say our Coffee and Tcns aro by far thc best Co bc had in Town nd they arc always fresh.
 We carry the three leading brands of Mocha and Java Coffee Of thc United States. Chase & sanborn. D. Wner Co (famous White House) and J. A Folger & Co.'S
 THE ROSS HIGGINS co
 Skagway's Leading Grocer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Gcntlemen's shirts and parkas made 10 order. Cor ith and Main. S-lS-lm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
THE SPELL IS
 BROKEN
Flyer Dolphin Brings Big
 Load of Fruit and Spuds

Pirut Big Relief to tho Market Ia Afforded Hundred Tons For In- torior Arrives With Big Load of Passengers
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Tickets for the minstrel show will bo on sale today at Elks hall after D. m.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Wanted

Usa worth of secondhand furniture at Sixth str.et Second Hand store. oppo- sItr Eulnl of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
START WORK
 TODAY
Laekme Arrives With Cable
 and Will Lay It At Once

VIII Not Take Moro Than Twonty-. Four Hours To Do tho Work Lackmo AIado Fast Trip Those Who wm Holp In tho Work
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

For draying or expressing. call J. Cowan. Phone 55. Automatic. i3o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
Tailoring

r.r NIsb lnJ eouJ Ittus clothes ro Co HInI who .s n.e.iyiue thr latest l.Iu rIh.. r.n.rts uu tailoring ,,.-, .e dleI. cle1nc1 and r,n.u,. 1a-f1-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

sixth avonuc. skarVay. is remaining a olosc second with sixth avenue. New York. if you 1rc to juJsc hy Che boouu- rll window display at E M Bchrcnds'. ti
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

rao uoIc6 r-r1IrI0g at ' E- Ecn'a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Am. ri,au Tailor. tsI Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Have you seen that hobby line of new spring overcoats at Clayson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Our big reduction sale is on our entire stock Chcney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21
hi. omes

Mining ihIs omcc
 .Ee SI h.- week 1t Cheney s IrH.f.n St, .Ve lra selling rooJs thI- v..k at per cont Icss thln former rr.... Cheney.s Boston Storr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

Mrs. Chcalandcrs home made cakes, at sth avenue S-iS-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-21

A fancy vest for a plain price ot Clay sons
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-14
knew She Would Die.

Ie&arkana, Ark, March 6.-Miss
Della A. Johnson, a beautiful and
highly educated young lady. died to-
day at the residence OF heraunt. Mrs.
t. Ferguson, in this city. Her illness
was OF only two hours duration.
The moment she became stricken
she called her aunt and told her she
was going to die and there was no
necessity to send for a physician
She lost consciousness immediately
afterwards and was never revived.
Her complaint was heart trouble
The young lady came here about
three weeks ago from New CARLYLE.
Ind, where she resided withan uncle
She was on prospecting visit TO
this section and contemplated teach
ing school. The remains will bo in
TERED here.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-14
Deadly Assault Charged.

Chillicothe, Mo, March Ga, a
result OF feud OF long standing. Rich
ard Whiteside. a prominent farmer
If Fairview, lies at thepoiut of death
at his home and Lee Johnson. a
neighbor, is under arrest charged
with murderously assaulting him. II
j. charged that johnson attacked
Whiteside with rock as the latter
was on his way home last night.
crushing his skull
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-14
Excursion Rates.

On Feby 10Th the Mo Pac Rail
way will sell tickets to following
points in Texas at rate of 81 for
round trip, Houston, Galveston. San
Antonio, Beaumont, Port Arthur
Texas, and Lake Charles, La
Evansville, Ind, Feby II, Wood
man convention
Mexico, Mo, Feby -, Modern
Woodman convention.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Sandiego, California, one way only
$3.50, date of sale Tuesday of each
week during Feby, March and April
Washington, D. C., presidential in
auguration; tickets on sale Feby 2S.
March l and 2 For further infor-
nation call on or address,
z. c. VANDERvooRT. Agent
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-14
CURIOUS ROOT OF KANSAS.
IL Is Formed Like N Man and Grows
AbundnntIy I'm the Rich River
Bottoms.

One time John j. IngaAls was in
this town for campaign purposes, and
put in considerable of his time while
waiting for the night meeting TO be-
gin at the Herald Office, says the
Gaylord (Kan.) Herald. 4 short
time before this Ben Curtis had left
at this Office a curious looking root,
| which competent judges said was a
manroot, from it's resemblance to
the body of a man. The head, neck,
body, legs and arms of man were
all sufficiently Indicated by the diff
ferent parts of the root to make the
resemblance very striking. ingalls,
noticed il standing in the corner and
asked what IL was. lie was told that
1t was as near as we could find out
a nanroot. He looked ut il a mo-
ment in his peculiar way. "Manroot,"
he drawled. "Can il voter" And
without waiting for reply continued:
az have talked to whole rooms full
of those things. Are there many
here?'' On being informed that they
were extremely rare in these parts
he seemed greatly relieved and era
ciously handed VS. up cigar which he
had purchased for this special occa-
sion.
This incident was brought 70 my
mind by seeing a specimen Of this
kind Of root which was dag uD near
a town by Logan Ryan the other day
and put on exhibition AZ Lloyd's
hardware store. II Is known - be
the root Of a wild gouTd and grows
abundantIy along the streams all over
western Kansas. They grow 70 euor-
nous size. some measuring three feet
around and six feet high. and in
variabIv showing some reseu biance
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-14
CROWNS OF THE QUEEN.
Possessed Three. the state CrevA
BeiaG valued at ovsE
100000.

Queen Victoria POSSESSED thres
erowUs. The yiaru which she were at
The jubilee ceremonies IN lse7 was
manufactured by ,Ae state jewelers.
II ioo2 a. the personal cCst of her mgj-
sS.y. ana. ia general terms. NAV be
sac 70 weigh ei-As troy ounce. Itix
light sEel. OF gold. entirely nyrus.c6
with diamonds. and cUmpris.- -f3
orii-lsn-s, besides SO rNse diauvaas,
U0hiu- @1 aggregate 90 $3.50 z..Hts.
IT Is retained IA tLe charge Of ~, >ev-
--e5-H. of whom B, is persona. posses
son. aLa 10 o.. lutcuI> and purposes
never requires any attention.. 10 was
specifically devised for u>t iI cor arc-
tloa with - veal. ara. apart floL. ghe
drawing rooms. has scarcrh beer HscG
al all.
This crown Wa preceded &. point q
time 10y GLADDEN. az circle. az gold.
cEoics-y Aejewele5. which was made
FOR -hr queen iu 1855 The stone used
.0u thi~ occasion. which are Who'll sIa-
u-o-ls. were IN rLe ulain crown Jewels.
... rtg D.a.au will. therefore. remain
tile property of the crown. although
tEr cos 81 mounting Ilem for rI.. use
p..yt purse. Ilivt ia6sm -stscLr....'v
known AZ 30 clra.-5. -rrmeugtea rs The
cross uate- whereof the Maltese CROSS
Is decorative zarsart1 and -, E..r-
.y-l-. The genera effect of th- 3
excellent, shown .n .hy,uFr,Et ,..u-
a-e- iu which E b. hal. curg,a.,0 as
THla. which was rut worm 10 .h. eff. r
gears et tle re.gv. y,tea this forn u
s..e.1t was ir ar5iEar. use. au. tu-
CeeG. There wou.G seem 10 hs me
doubt a- te whether THE particular
tarHH o. c0ror,j ,epletsl on the present
coin issues has over been a,opf.a pv
Che queen in actual use - al. 3D. was
hiss lia.r1u and another Of a bike shape
thar preceded Il which were uscf when
her aj.-tv opened or proroeutJ par
lament. and also on such occasion. as
tte marriage o. The princes ray NJ.
says a London exchange.
On every occasion Oh which the
queen visited the house OF lords he
sta.. crown was taken ont of the re-.
ga.ia-raom .H the Tower 81 London .r.e
was borne before her on = Gu .f-.,7,
Except fer this purpose the cav. as
only left the Tower IN 10 oeca ions
""i'i'- ''i' i''-H vi 81 for raUair
lsome part Of The setting having be-
come i"'e'"s', and once in order TO
moalit ,nc ermiue. The crown has
! never been actually worn hy the queen
az any function whatever since tho act
OF coronation 60 years ago. The state
crown was made for the qr-Sep by Kun
deli d Bridge. II may. howeveN. 'e
interesting at this juncture 70 say tha =.
the estimated value of its stones-at
that time comprising 2>7s3 diamonds.
277 pearls. 16 sapphires. n emeralds
and four rubies-was Gle, 760. apart
from the priceless ruby which be-
longed to Edward, the black prince,
and the large sapphire purchased by
George Nv. In the opinion Of compe-
tent experts the stones stiA have an
intrinsic worth OF a like SUN, even If
no account be taken of the value that
would attach to their inustrious asso-
Citations.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-03-14
Gen. BOtha : Demands.

New York, March 6 The Evening
Journal prints d Pretoria Dispatch
in which it il asserted that Lord
Kitchener, Sir Alfred Miner and Gen.
BUtha are discussing terms Tor q
complete settlement OF the BOer war,
An agreement. it is said, * expected
in three days. The terms demanded
by Botha are given as follows:
No Beers shall be sent to st. Hele-
ia and those there shall be returned:
rebels i'll Cape Colony shall not be
punished; private property shall be
protected: form OF future government
shall be assured.