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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
EXPANSION OF : RAILROAD.
The Pennsylvania Relieved 10 Have
Purchased the Ferry Line.

Tho parties interested acknowledge that
the sale O. the Washington and AlexGn-
dTIa ferry line to the Washington, Alex
audIia and 2Iouut Vernon Railway Com
pany * virtually complete This absorp-
ton Of the ferry line Is another step in
tina great campaign OF expansion of the
Pennsylvania Railway Company. Il is
generally believed that The Pennsylvania
controls the Mount Vernon Railway. if
II does not Own II wholly. The sale Of
the ferry therefore. means simply that il
has gone into the control Of the Penn
syivauia-
The P@nnSyI yania owns q very large
block Of she Baltimore and Ohio stock,
II Is asserted by some d controlling IN
terest- It controls the Chesapeake and
Ohio. and IS in very close accord with
the control Of the Southern Railway. The
acquisition Of the ferry. therefore. means
that the Pennsylvania virtually has n
monopoly on ali the business into and out
at the Capital City. and takes tol from
every passenger and every pound Of
freight.
The same process of expansion has been
going On ia other sections OF the East
The PENNSYLVANIA Company now owns
or controls railways with d capitalization
in excess OF that OF the stupendous new
steel trust that has attracted 50 much
attention.
The ferry line has been up to the pres
eift time the property of the NEashin eton
Steamboat Company q New York cUrpor-
alton owned by Henry Hart. The state
Tseat regarding the present deal is that
Capt T. : Randall. OF the Randall PO-
tolnac River Line, has bought out the
Terry line and also the steamers Wake
iteid and Arro1' smith. ard that ne has in
turn sold the ferry line 10 the railway 1t
= SAID that h VIII retain the steamers
Wakefield and ArrowsmiJh in addition 20
his own boats the Two RaudalIs. the
l-eMtZ. md nrhers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
LINEMAN MMABON'S DEATH.
The Coroner's Jury Says the Acct
dent Was Dine to Negligence.

The Corouer's jury this afternoon re
turned a verdict holding the owners or
controllers Of the telegraph pole at the
corner OF Twcnty-first ana VI Streets
northwest. which fell yesterday morning.
causing the death OF Lineman John Nc
Mabon responsible for the accident.
The inquest was conducted by Coroner
hewitt, assisted by Deputy Coroner
Glazebrook. The remains Of NcMahou
were turned over 10 Undertaken WheatIey
md removed to -AIExanria, where the in
termeEt viii take place
The testimony before the jury showed
that the pole was very rotten near the
surface Of the ground and was not
strong enough 10 support the weight OF
McMahou while he was at work at the
TOD The evidence further showed that
the pole was Jointly used by the District
Fire Alarm Service. the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. and The
Western Union Telegraph Company. It
did not appear who was the owner Of the
pole The following is tH,. verdict of the
Cor0ner's jury:
The said John Mc8Iahoa came to his
death on March ~ 1891, at 9.I5 a. IL. At
II and Twenty first Streets northwest. bv
heIog crushed b the falling Of d tele-
SI@pA pole causing rupture Of liver ard
EIass5S, and Internal Ia.agrrbaga Said
He5!lH HeinG accidental We The jury do
LeiiFte that gross negligence was ma nj
tested 10y the owners or controllers of
TINS pole IN u-gIactins 70 have "a. es-.,,,s.
properly inspected"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
A WOMAN SENT TO PRISON.
Charged with Stealing JeyyeIr,
From Bonrdtng House

BALTIMORE March 30-Tha Young
woman known as LeCua Roberts ana Ma
bel Truepo was convicted Of larceny in
the criminal court yesterday and sen
fenced TO two years i'm the penitentiarv
by Judges Wickes.
Tie woman has a refined appeara nee.
with q slim figure light hair, blue ewes
and fair complexion. Her left arm IS
or IT the elbow. and this. with her look
Of chIdHke Innocence, appealed 10 sym
pathy. She has served several terms in
prison, however and Is wanted in s.v-
eral cities.
On February %. the evidence showed
she induced Mrs. Annie Hatton. 2I2 Norm
" aSHluBJ0H street TO acceB. her as "a
bpafQeF She told Mrs. HattOn that she
iosl her arm in a railroad accident and
"aS 70 receive $lp,WH IA settlement of =
SUIT for damages against the compan,-
MRS HattOn agreed to accompany her
boarder to lawyers Office. While Ms
dattou was making ready for the visit
her bOayder disappeared aud with her y
box Of jeWelry valued al 1914
4le woman was tried before Judge
Wickes without jury. She declared thai
she DID not take tae 5eWelry. In answer
10 the judges questions she said her
name Is neither Roberts nor TrueDo and
that her home is il. New York civ. She
also said that she lost her arm IL a rail
road accident four years ago
As she WAS being taken from the court
room after being sentenced She tainted
ana had 10 be carried bodily 10 the lock-
up. she revived III a short time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
LADIES IN MEXICO.
Tndone by Conee roisonine-

Down in the City Of Mexico. In tho
e"Antfy' that raises tts own coffee rHa,-
have plenty Of stomach trouble and -
Gus headaches brought on by coffee drink
ing ~ '''iN
y L1dy writing from -,iere saws ~ ba,-s
used coffee Tor q long time, and was in
0rdinateiy fond Of &. Al any time I
would cheerfuiiy have given up an The
b7iaHCe Of nay meal II necessary. in order
that J might have the coffee but 7 ac-
Guired a Tretched, muddy, blotchy com
pl@AicA, Aao prolonged attacks of cxcrlI-
eating nervous headaches was troubled
With insomnia, and finally complete nrrv-
Gus proslTaLlon. that horror or horrors
! was compelled 10 give ND coffee for
y Was the poison that worked nv IN
DONG Then ! concluded 10 take on Post
UIn F-5Od Coffee. / did nor believe in II
aud khe" would lot Ike il, for could
not bear 10 think Of anything that yy.s
10 take the place Of my beloved cofTee
/ was driven to despair bv Illness and
willing 20 tIy- most anything to obtain re
lei Imagine my surprise when l made
postum Cereal Coffee according 10 a.
recJions and liked II as well as any coffee
! ever drank
50 the problem was solved. BEGAN
TO Improve Ia health, could sleeD well
nights, my headaches disappeared. and T
kept gaining IL fesh. until I went from
ia pounds 10 80 ard 1 am now perfectly
well and feel so. 1 have been able 10 do
an eqormsus amount Of extra work that
would have beoE absolutely innDossibIs
under the Old conditions.
Please DO not UsS my name IN public
AaIHe can be given by Postum Cereal
Co. LID Battle Creek, Mich.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
AUCTION SALES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. Commissioners Of tic Di--
triet Of Columbia. Washington March Y 100.
MARCH 3. 1901. the right TO establish fs5
WlarFes or docks in the City % Washington viii
be sold BY public auction for the term OF enc
year HON March ]. 1901, at 3 O'Clock D. n on
Street between Seventh and Ninth streets in
front OF the Washington market, all rights and
privileges granted or allowed by the laws Of the
Cooperation OF arlington. and wharf or dock
shah be deemed eligible unless situated 1t some
point on the north side of the Potomac River or
the Eastern Branch. between Eleventh Street east
and Fourteenth street west Terms: One hundred
dollars 10 be paid On the day OF the sale and tke
residue to lie PAID within NE days from the dav
OF sale By order OF the Board Of Commission
ers Of tie D. & HENRY r. P. MCFARLAND
JOHN W ROSS, LANSING H. BEACH Commits
s-oneIs. ID. Z. ei2-Io-eNS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
THE BEGINNING OF A FFUD.
Young Wan Kills an 1s>nIinnt in
West VIRGINIA;

West Virginia;
ELhINS, ". Va, Aiarch "a tragedy
which viii doubtless md in q rerd &c
Cured IL a Iumb@r camp at Weaver
five miles west Of T.ktHe. ". Va. vastar-
day morning E,ujamin Haldernan.
Who rlE --speaEeasy-' IN the camp. v-as
the victim. On Monday Haidernlara had
an alteration with three members of
the family Of Richard Stipes. q reputable.
farmer. ana IN the fight almost killed
one Of tie sons, beating his face into
a Jelly.
The trouble stirred up "a revensefaI feel
ing, the community takiuz, sid -. and
HaLdeTman declared he would whip the
whole Stipes family. Yesterday morning
HzIderman met PAXTON Stipes and at
tackled him Stipes. who is a slender boy
Of twenty years, took to his heels, and
hir1- At length Stipes while at the point
Of coIIapsinS from exhaustion wheeled
around, drew his pistol ana shot FIaIGer-
man through the abdomen. IaIGer.nau
llyed only short time
StiPtS at once proceeded to ElkiuS and
gave himself up II .gaS found however
that the shooting aad been done lust
across the Barbour county line. al
though Hdldern1u started lls pursuit Of
9ti3es Ia Randolph county. StiF,s then
went 70 lexington, SURRENDERED 10 Il Jue-
tice OF the Peace and Was committed To-
q jail
Il Is said Hald=Tman rad ALWAYS beast
Cd OF his lighting qualities and had near
~ Killed q dozen Iaea ia as many en-
counters. He had kept an tIi@gc-l .-srsak-
easy at BHrbin. the terminus Of the
Grcenbricr extension of the chesapeake
and Ohio. as well as the Joint At
" eaEcr- lie had u strong following. Ills
friends Eav. taken steps 10 av-ngt his
death People are reported TO br sfrrniug
and another West Virginia feud is es-
perte6-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
Cox1EIssioNERs, NorIcEs-

EAECj TIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLI HBIA- Washington. March
10. l9pI-urdcrcd- That for tie fiscal wear 10 end
June 3d. 1901. anti pursuant 20 The Icl Of Con-
gTeas providing for permanent form OF Gov
eminent tor the District OF Columbia. approved
June II. ISIS and the tenth section 81 An act
10 provide an immediate revision and equalization
Of real estate gIlucs in the District or CoIuubia
also 70 provide assessment Of real estate in
SAID District IN TIE year eighteen hundred ami
nIEeIy-sIN, and every third year thereafter Iui
for other purposes. approved August Il. 1851 a
tax be-. and the - heTeh levied OF one dol ar
and IttE cents ON every one hundred dollar Of
real estate within the District of Columbia not
exempt by law except CA Jhe reai property held
and used exclusively for agricultural purposes
wltESt the limits of the city OF Washington and
50 designated by thc Assessor IN his annual report
the rate on which snail be one dollar on every
one hundred dollars; and up0u all personal prop
erry IN the District OF Columbia not taxable else
where. one dollar and Efty cents on every one
hundred dollars, according to the assessed Yalul-
tIon thereof By order OF the Board OF Commas
slouer- OF the District OF Columbia. WILLIAM
TINDALL. Secretary. cIs-a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
AN OLD coUNTERFE1TER DEAD.
Did Not Live 90 Keep His Promise TO
BE Honest.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29-When
Andy Squibbs. the veteran counterfeit=r,
was sent to the penitentiary last summer
he said. Judge. when I get out this
time 50 help me, III lead an honest
life Squibbs was then sixty-six years
Old He would have been past seventy
when freed again On Sunday he died in
his cell.
SguibhS HAD two vices and 4 deIusI0n.
His delusio1 was that ne r0r.Id maxi 81
Yer dollars far better Iilau the United
states mints- HIS vices were a habir of
spending these coins. and another of rs
liE very Dad Language. SgribES lived in
PRISON almost rs many years as ont OF II
10 sooner mad he served one sentence
than Ie stra lShtway set about paving Tho
CT served 81 term save on Inc rba-c,as -
'oEntefiel-lng and passing spurious coins
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
ALMAs TEMPLE BANQUET.
Dhs-'I E-aads Celebrated nj the NJ
iionai Rifles ArIIory.

AImas Temple celebrated DhuI kaada
iasJ night nj Inc National Rifles zrmory-
The secret ceremonies Of the Masonic
order were conducted il The hall. and
Weg= followed by q grand baEqUrt in The
lover rooms Al The exercises held be-
hind closed doors. and IL the customary
scclrsion, The members Of the Shrine in
iliated mans u0vices in the mysteries to
which All haa al one time found the gate
y.aE-
The baGouct was rendered by Thomas
+. Walsh q member of IL label Temple.
Denver. Col. and ala honorary member
Of t'mas Temple The music for the &C
casiou was furnished by Noble VIII Ha-
ley 3 band t'OJeHJate Raymond Occu-
pied tfe head Of the table. with Noble
Walsh upon his right hand. and toast
master Noble George II Walker upon his
I"fI hand Responses were made To the
various J5asts by Past PoteDtate Harry
Stanaiforsi- Noble Petjus Frank Hosford
sHd others
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
hrs. EmmoNs BLAIEE's GIFT.
: Present OF sf.OOO.0oO to Il Chi
cage University Department.

CHICAGO. March 2a.-1Irs Emmaus
Blaine. according 40 an announcement by
President William Harper a the Jni-
verslty Of Chicago cOnvocatioH yes
terday. has Eiven 100000 10 the Uni
versity Of Chicago School OF Education
lately organized By the utilization OF the
Chicago Institute and the University
This sum is given through the trustees
OF the Chicago institute. founded by Mrs
Blaine. and IS To be used partly for prr-
chase of ground. partly for buildings. and
partly for endowment.
! new building viii be planned imua-
diataIy. II IL 10 cost $50 600 the most e1.-
Ueusil-e of any of the university buildings
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ ttIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, HOLDING SPECIAL
TERN FOR ORPHANS COT RT BIT SENES>
IL RE ESTATE OK JOHN p LAWRFNCF
DECEASED. No. I0J-J. Alministrlt ZION
Docket ..
Application having hseu made to the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia. holding 4 spf-
cal term fer Orphans Court business. for pro
bate Of the last viii and Testament and Tor let
tiers teSt4mentary on said estate, BY Minnie Heis-
tand, IT. is ordered this 10Th day ~ March. 1901.
that not Zee Is hereby given 90 the Leirs-at-I5
and next OF kin. and 10 all others concerned.
70 appear IN said court OLA MONDAY THE gaD
DAY OF ipRH, A D. 1901 At ! O'CIOCKP. N
70 show .ause why such application should nor
% sranttd This NOTICE shall be Published in
the Nv 2sLnneton Law Reporter and The Wash
in2ton Tins, once IL each Of three successive
|eek9 be-. tue return day therein mentioned
ths L. : publication 10 be not less than thirt
days before said return dRv
By the court. CuAs. a. COLE Jf.ff..
Attest;
GEO. T. JOHNSON.
Acting Register Of wills.
WOLF ROSENBERG krtotuevz
Jeniier Bldg. IaFtz0.s7-aps
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
s FIENnIsH ATTACK

IN attack was lately made on c F. collier.
Of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly proved fatal Il
CAME through his kiGHeys His back got 50 lame
he could not stooP without great pain, nor sit
n chair except prcpped By cushions No
remedy helped him until he tried Electric Bit
tors. which Effected such a wonderful change that
ne writes ne feels like new man. This marvel
Gus medicine cures bacEache and kidney trouble
pUriae- the blood, and builds up your health
Only 50C al Henry Evans Drug store, 90 F
-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
Commi.sianer &c., E,e,,,ni,,.

Tie remains Of Hon. Mark s. Brewer.
the CivH Service conan1issioner, who
oiel Monday night, AT his home 1879
Street northwest was sent to his old
home in Pontiac Mich this morning. slc-
coH-IaEied ny 8IrS- Brewer and his sis
ter. AIRS Fletcher Funeral services will
To- held Frid1y ri Pontiac where the in
tsrmeHt VIII bt- made
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20

BUTLER Ohio. March 20-ThIs city
was the scene Of Carrie Nation
smashing Monday night when Mrs NJ
Hayes. wife Of a barber. smashed Tuy-
Iors saloon windows and wrecked the Tx
lures. The womau-s husband and several
other men were in the saloon when she
made the attack. Well-aimed b0ulderS
demolished the plate glass windows and
the woman. siugle-hauGed went in and
reduced the fixtures 10 kiudlinG wood.
The liquor was poured out on the floor.
You VIII readily swap al inferior grade Of beer
for a superior grade after won once get acquainted
with the qualities Phone West e. Arlington
EottIiug Co, for c4se Of ALJrrzcn. senate O.;
Lager and you viii know what q pure bee. Is
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTlCE-Au painters and decorators
Of /. \ I79S, X. OF L.. are requested 90 attend a
special meet ing FRIDAY. MARCH -. O'CLOCK
P NJ. BUSlue~s OF importance
7. ". RARNACLO.
lu2l-2 Recording Secretary.
NOTICE. beg TO inform my friends that | have
connected myself with Mes~rS- >Iks x Company
where with their superior facilities at my CEN
naud / can promise better service than ever be
fore
LEWIS 3. MOORE.
eIS-3 Formerly with Parker Bridget Co
DON'T miss the opening st Billy Htuer's saloon.
1913 Il 81 ne WEDNESDAY ElENING March
- All respectfully invited. ml7-1
SPECIAL NOTICE-NRS, HELEN STERN, Cer-
midwife, has moved from 80 AZ st. sw.
20 5I5 81. Sg- m1G-I
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
$500 chiffon and straH hats, $3.50.

We shall also offer the Fashionable
Chiffon and Straw Ready-to-w wear Hats
some entirely OF tucked chiffon
some OF chiffon ana straw-in new
shapes and colors-inciudiEg Turbans.
'HOques, and Pancake efTects-vflicIs
are s. values. and which others are
offering as a bargain at $2.g8. for $3.50
here FOR these three DAYS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
DIED

DONNELI.-On Alondey, MarcE. i. 1871. al his
residence. III street uogtheast, JOHN box.
NELL, Esq., elerS in Southern division. United
States Psrlior once. 10 his h.;y-aith year.
Funeral from s. Nagh's Episcopal Church at
D. n iodays Nsah 70, Friends invited 10 at
tend. mi
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
Others $i2 to Sl8 suits
here al 1888.

4 purchase OF sample suits Of Chey-
lots. pebble cheyiOts. venetianS, and
br0adCiOths enables US 10 offer suits
worth 81 To SIS at SSs5- EtOn jackets,
with vest effects, trimmed with satin
and taffeta bands-exciuSivs in style
and equal TO the best modistes' pro-
dHctions.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20

TO CURE i COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BgOm0-Qginine Tablets. 25c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
100 S. and Sc skirts, S3.25.

Ladies Atwood C1eyiot Serge and
Broadcioth Dress Skirts. in black and
blue, and trimmed with satin and tat
feta silk. finished with deep fouHca
and with full haring bottoms. skirts
which are selling elsewhere a. 8 and
S6
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-20
MORE POLICE TRANSFERS
Many Changes Necessary Owing TO
the Proposed New Precinct

Ifeutenants and sergeantS to Shift
From One Station 10 an0ther-Ih he
Increase of the FoFce-A Photo
graphic Department to BE Added
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WOLF & ROSENBERG. Attorneys
Jeniier Bldg. rrhsas--aps
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SI.29
for misses and ehIld'S 81, so Jackets,

Fifty misses and chiIdrenrs REFERS
1T all-wOOl cloth and trimmed with
araId-with sailor cOIlar-sizes 10
= gears-for $i-z9 which are usual
$50 values.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-07
MRS. M'k|NLEY IS WEAKER
DOCTORS MUCH CONCERNED.
Complaint ~ Wh~n In 'Frtsco-
President Remains ~ H~r Bed
stde-Dortors Held Consultation.

Washington, June Mrs. Mckinley
eiapses without gain In strength les
sens her powers OF recuperation. The
complaint which came near ending her
life In San Francisco is still present
IL is slightly less aggravated form.
but gives the physicians and the presi-
dent mucn concern. Mrs. Mckinley
has shown remarkable vitality. but her
illness has SO reduced her strength a.
10 leave her very feeble indeed. The
news given out by the physicians IN at
tendance today was not reaxsuring.
though hope Of better things still con-
tinues. After . consultation between
the doctors. the following bulletin was
Issued:
MIRA. Mckinley passed comfortable
night. but her condition has not ma
serialiy changed since the report OF
yesterday"
There were no further consultations
OF the physicians during the day. but
DR.. Rlxey called during the evening
and spent some time with the patient
In response 10 inquiries from time to
time the statement WAS made that there
had bcen no change. President Nc
kinIey spent most OF the day al the
bedside OF his wife. though late in the
afternoon he went out for an hours
drive. He departed alone. but met
Judge Watson Of Ohio. an old friend.
on tho way and the latter accompanied
him to the White House.
Dc,ors Rtxcy and Sternberg both
were In attendance At the White House
during the evening. although the latter
did not remain very long. DR.. Rsxey
WAS Al che mansion for over two hours.
and when he left for the night. shortly
before ii o'clock. he announced that al
that time Mrs. Mckinley was resting
comfortably. a. she had done all the
afternoon.
Senator Eikins called on the presi-
dent during the evening and was with
him for about Is minutes
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-07

Csaicsgo. june 2.--Confrouied by 4
police officer with his pistol half drawn
and with a crowd OF men and boys led
by another officer closing In on him from
behind. Auriias w. Griffin turned re
volvrr against his temple and committed
suicide. lie wac scking to escape ar
rc.t on a charge Of horse stealing, and
when brought to bay ended his life rather
than submit TO the disgrscc Of capture.
Five hundred persons witnessed the sen
sationai desd. Griffin At one time had
considerable money. but lost II all in a
venture in the Yukon district in 1896.
After his return from Alaska two years
later he wen, TO work a. = detective in
San Francisco. He performed detective
work for the authorities Of Ogden.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-07

Mes ycsk. Jun< "A dispatch frorn
I.andaa says
General kitxhrnsss aceoans OF the bal.
tic Of ylxaiunsssn srrsrd 10 light up pub
lie interest o1ru Haosr In tho Beer war.
Tao Aess Stand out. Fssst, the deter
mined nature Of The Brr ss~sult upon an
lnsfsncA~d position. 60 ssiirs from Johzn.
nssburg. and .<~oadly. The heavy Losses
suffered By this ssds.
Ihl. hs. h-en tho iirss real engagement
whleh has bern tosght icf many months.
and II l. dexssste proof that the Ba~sss
v hsn ss~i By a Good and sary general like
pelarvy. can siill Offer ssfenuoas s~ss>s.
anor to British arms. The details N this
battle ss.ay Indicate shat .~ncfsi Diaens
iafrs was surprised and that the casualty
sas run up 10 Ia in this way. Bat The
Ba~rs. in any ~s~ni, wvrw the a~~sssanss
and uese not rspul~d wtshoui rrserr
Losses
The Bosrs are also reported TO have
fought with exceptional CALAMITY ~hise
In pnr.ui. 81 General ITnner's eunvcy.
British officer. v ho l. on sssTio0gA after
fighting srum CoIen~o TO Lydsnburg. ha.
tesn predicting thai the closing
skirms.he~ Of tho campaign would orur
ON the line Of the Durssan-Jchaunc-bu
railway in the vicinity Of Heidelberg and
ssandsrton 10th of she%e affairs we're
within The ,hesscr Of var dssDed by this
officer months ago a. the last Bccs ditch.
The natural explanation Of the fighting
II that one mine after another Il opening
and the refugees arr returning to Johsn'
uc4burg in small groups. and the Beers
have br~n making dc.psratc efforts TO-
frsghtcn and prevent resumption u indus.
try in the gold belt. vAdfonscsn was
probably designed 10 BE- loud warning TO
the refugee. that the war had not ended
and that johannesburg vas stiil an nm
safe place.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-07

Washington. June 3.-Acting Adjnian'
General Ward has received a telegram
from General Macarthur saying the trans
port Logan had sailed from Manila fo'
San Francisco via Nagasah with two bat
salions of the Thirty eighth volunteer in
hntry.
Cable instructions have been forwarded
TO General Macarthur TO do everything
possible TO expedite movement Of trans
ports Under the Law the pay of volun.
iecr soldiers viii cease june 30. II they
are not mustered ont by that date con
gross will have TO make specific appro-
prsations for their extra service.