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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
Mrs. MAVERICK Not Released.

London, June g. Inquiry made
regarding the published statement
in the United States to the effect that
Mrs. Florence Maybrick was released
from Working prison May "a and
sailed the following day for the
United States under an assumed
name, definitely established the fact
that there was no truth in the report
OF Mrs. Maybrick's release.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13

London, June ga dispatch from
Pretoria announces that the constab-
ulary has captured Abram Malan,
son-in-law of the late General Jou-
bert Malan was an energetic, pro-
crcssive politician before the war, and
Since it began he has been very active
against the British and has filled sew
eral important commands, including
that OF Petersburg, until the British
occupied the place.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13

Washington, June 5.-The post
office at St. Louis, Marion county,
Or, will be discontinued on June Is
and its mail sent to Gervais. A post
office has been established at Chisna,
Alaska, to be supplied by special
service from Valdes, 200 miles to the
south. A postohice has been estab-
lished at Austin, Island county,
Wash, to be supplied from Newell.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
Filipinos Elected to Congress.

Madrid, June 5. Among those
who were recently elected to parlia-
ment were three Filipinos, residents
in Spain. They propose during the
course of the debate on the speech
from the throne to bring up the
question of the Philippines, alleging
that the situation is worse than be-
lore the war.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13

Beaumont, Tex, JuAe 5.-The
town OF Jaspar has been entirely
wiped out by fire. Seventeen houses,
including every business house in the
place, and number of residences,
we're destroyed. The town has no fire
department.. Previous to the fire the
postoflice safe and the safe of the
county treasurer had been blown open
md robbed. The conclusion is that
burglars blew open these safes and
chen set fire to the town to create ex-
,itement that would afford them an
opportunity to escape.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
Ran Into an Oil Car.

Pittsburg, June 6.-Passenger train
No. 100, on the Panhandle Railroad,
known as the Carnegie accommodate
ton, ran into tank car full OF oil in
the Troy street tunnel last night.
The oil Immediately ignited and the
passenger train was completely
destroyed.
Only one person was hurt, and he
slightly. The loss amounts to many
thousands of dollars.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
Asphalt Deposits Discovered.

New York, June GA cable mes
age to the Ecuadorian Association,
which has offices in this city, an
nounced the discovery of vast depos-
its of asphalt on the island of Sa-
Tango off the coast of Ecuador. Trim
idad is now the chief source of the
worlds asphalt supply, which is con.
trolled by the trust.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
Killed by Mistake.

Denver, June 5.-J. c. Ayers, a
workman on ranch near Fort Logan,
was shot and killed this morning by
one of the provost guard of the mill
tary post, which was in pursuit OF a
prisoner who had escaped from the
cuardhouse. The guard says the kill
ing was accidental, as he intended to
fire over the head of Ayers, whom he
mistook for the escaped prisoner, and
who did not obey an order to get out
Of ditch in which he was thought to
be hiding. An inquest will be held.
The soldier who did the shooting bears
a good reputation at the post
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
ALLIED TROOPS FOUGHT.
British Police Tried to Prevent French From
HOUSEKEEPING.


Tien Tsin, June 5.-There was a
serious ARRAY yesterday between inter-
national troops. Some British fusil-
GERS, who were acting as police here,
sought to prevent French soldiers
from house breaking, when they were
attacked with bayonets and bricks.
The fusileers, in self defense, fired
into the air. This brought num-
Der of Germans to the aid OF the
Frenchmen. They numbered alto
rether 800 men. Five fusileers fred
again. killing one Frenchman and
wounding three others. In subse-
quent fighting, four fusileers, five
Germans and one japanese were
wounded. The arrival of German
officer and strong guard ended the
frav
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
MARKET WAGON PLATFORM.

necessary; with a short-bOdied wagon
constant climbing becomes tiresome.
The plan herewith shows board plat
form extended beyond the body Of the
wagon and on 1t barrels. boxes. bags.
etc. can be placed and held securely
by q rope.-Farm and Home.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13

Market Wagon Improvement.
1t is a convenience, when peddling
vegetables, fruit, ETC., to have long
bodied wagon. rather than to pile bar
rels and boxes high. With a long
bodied wagon very little climbing Is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13

harden this turns to black rust. which
is only an advanced form Of the same
disease. 1t does not hurt the kernel
of the grain. unless to cause it to shrink
if it comes very early.-Exchange.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
Jews In the ftou ,,,.l n:an Ar.a,,

= =
s No Jewish soldier in the Roumani-
an army can be promoted to COM
mission, however brave and loyal he
may be: The, saying is. that as long
as he: is with the flag he is a SOL
>Gier. When. he ceases to, be, he be-
comes a jew again. :: Even if he en-
lists for. a second term of service, he
does not, like others who do SO, earn
n pension thereby. An army surgeon,
ii he. lie a Jew, and the best surgeons
in Roumania are Jews as a rule, only
ranks as = common soldier, whereas
his professional interiors rank as of.
Gcers. No Jews are admitted into
4 the military schools, and, however
high the scholastic or university dis
ainctions and grade of a Jew, he has
10 serve as "a . .ranker'' for 4. three
Years. instead Of being let on as s,
'..'voiontaire' with one years SERVES.
Si,cl, is the treatment accorded to
the 30, 600 Jews belonging to the &C.
tive army and reserves of the Row
n 1a nian state ational Review. 553z 8..s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
ln,ldss d lrlisss incorporation IATIYE D1INGs

81. We. Charles +. $$V asa -, resident. .nd
stephen g: ,Vasaly, Secretary, 81 the Little
Falls Printing S,nn,pa Y, do hereby :ersi-
g, !; SO, day g January, Isl, 81 Is
soluttnns were adopted: Sa 80 81. : =.
Resolved. That article 1st- Of the Articles
out the %o1s Re aianaea hy stI!ng
words. the words ~ eTaid' Printing u sn,n
pa.ny;n soas to read as follows S q : =,
shall be Herald Printing Company" The
general nature Gifts business sl1allabe the
printing OF one or more daily and weekly
the Carrying On 81 general book and lob
! printing and binding business. : iifhts
EIaPnlng, electrotNping stereotypiug 2, and
that nature With tie IL H. Il owns S~s'n nd
convenient eens e9 70 carry ont the general bust
piece OF businesst shall be IN the
lily OF Little Falls. Morrison county, Min
Resolved. That Article g Of The Articles
or Incorporation be amended bv striking.
T i,e', me az M % substituting ia
AIticle VI The government Of said cor.
poretion and the management of it's affairs
f tnaH Pc e. vested in = boaIdof three direc
; stockhOlders from their own number -
~ testimony whereof we have hereunt,,
>is vs1x ss,r names as officers respect
ton this 18th day OF February. 4. D. ",5ol. :.
+ .' Y CHARLES E. vASALY. p
/ - t'"r = STEPHEN :. y t:Ss'eSet'
ANTON 4. FUEGER, =
!. CHAs. P. WEGNER. r.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
QUIT BUYING HORSES.
British: Government Cables !nstrue
tons to It's AGENTS Here. :: y !:

British. Government Cables ,nstruc.
:, tons to It's Agents Here. :: ~:
New York, April S.-A special to
The World from New Orleans says:
1.-THE :wartofce in LONDON has ::cabled
w. agents IN this ::eegntrsE,, tto buy NO
Moro mules and >! horses TOR ,t1s''south;
African war, but to hurry aaEstock,
now III TT to New ,orIeans!
where it WILDE las1ta aboard shlp,sl: rs
speedily as possible. d: - !. y; 5.::,
!, Colonel = y Sc Burr. THE ehief aefAthe
I British Y b army tn the United States;sis
few days. III y &.
May has been set as: the time: for:
closing up the business of shipping
stock from the United States 1T is
expected that the last animal will be
On board ship and off b. that time:
1t is believed that the injunction suit
began by General Pearson of the
Roer army, and E. Van Ness of New
York. in the district court here. has
something to do with the orders.
though the British agents deny it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12

tention to stop the night at Shrews.
bury. but that be had forgotten 10
make me acquainted with such a Stri-
ding detail 1 assured him that his ex-
PLANTATION was quite unnecessary: In
deed. it was a matter of perfect indif-
ference to me where We went. since ev-
! cry place was sure to prove distastc.
full. Ny father and did not vet quite
understand each other, and to have as
a travelling companion one with whom
you are in no sort Of sympathy is dis.
. tint1ly distressing. Ssz
Arriving at the hotel. his first in.
Quiry was for a room with two beds,
and | may here state that during the
! remainder of our wanderings we al.
| ways slept in. the same room when It
| was possible. and when not he insisted
upon two rooms communicating with
each other. In this instance very ex-
| cellent room on the second floor was
shown u.s.. a glance, at which at once
convinced me Of its suitability. hut he
was. harder to please He felt the
beds. examined the windows. saw that
the door had both holt and a key
and then and not until then declared
himself to be fully satisfied.
AS it was already late he ordered
dinner to be brought to the ROOM and
| thought that he now seemed like a
rational man for the first time. His
l. frigid reserve thawed in the most rc-
markab'e manner, and he condescen;l.
ed to crack an occasional joke at my
expense. Wharf wrought this chang.
in him l. could not then imagine. for
did not think It was the good food. and
| felt sure that it could not he ttt
quantity Of wine. 1t seemed to ME
that he cast 2a,de his suspicious as one
would a cloak .:and :1har for the first;
time that day :ha.feltthe. blessing of ~;
curity .
That evening: We :retii'eda1SI rest al a
comparatively early, hour. 4,,stt before
so doing he once: more examined the
windows very, carefully, and say that
the door was locked dnd ''tyofted.; Then
he lifted his bag on to tile ta#les opened
It and drew forth. an extremely hand,
some six cliahiberted te'vi;S6}ver. This be
handled very taref,ulyx ALMOST loving;
~. thought: tand 1hen> after la lanclng
it and taking spadr>y; imaginary aims
be turned to me- @;'sj-:
"lssnDpose you know what this'is?'' :.
Truly he had but an indifferent opin.
ion Of me. an opinion bred Of ignorance,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
Tuesday,. April 8.

IzSs5 a. 'EsSSoss0yr% - b.
The International Typographical
union has decided ID favor Of the ar.
bitratioo plan tor settlement Of dis
|putes with employers. EN- ., .f=s$$:
Secretary Hay has issued = call for
the first meeting OF the government
! appointees to the st. Louis exposition
commission a $at st. Louis. on April 5. Il.
Twenty whine Chinamen6 were arrest
ed on the Canadian line north s2of Ma
]! lone, II. q M onday, trying to make
their way into the United States.
Ex-Governor Powers has been elect
ed to congress from the Fourth Maine
!,5istrict to fll the vacancy caused BY
the esignation of Hon Charles a.
I outelle: 81 ;S5 ri
5sS A bill 2@h has bsol introduced Is the
Hawg iian II house Il for an j income and:
land tax and another bill Is lev Is
tax of g 4 ton on an sugar produced.
on the island
q Large and excite anti clerical IN meet;
llings at Mala ga, Corunna & ana else
['vheres in Spain have passed aresolu.3
Itlo sl demandi ling that the government
ss q tie religi oas ord ~ 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
ORDER 10 EXAMINE ACCOUNTS, ETC
STATE E M1NNssoTA.l
COUNTY .,F MORRISON. -, =
t., L. ~


COUNTY oF MORRISON. -, y
In Probate Court -
Special term, April 9th, I9ol.... 49,.
;in the matter Of the estate Of Paul
EiIer,: decease d. -: - :, .!
H nn Ieadi 1g san4 Cling TIE petition OF
+ 1ete q fa ~! Filler. deceased, re presenting
anlOnK other thiisx iislt he fa,s,, fuiis IA
| mlnisteTed sai0 estate. and has IA, ipa,N,tl
faith pAid: ceria in debts; and cl,si,,,s
B n,r Ails, ca, ind pIuYinr thai !;
time and place be aed TOR exa,aaii,in n,,ti
a1iowina his account, 81 HIS ',adnin1rstra
tratiDn, including said debts and claims
: 50 paid 6y him aud not proved f,r ALLOW Cd
'ai'tt uf the assignment of the resi,i,,e
II SAID estate +. lie parties e.itl1led thp: e
toby law, and for his discharge and iii q
discharge If his b.,nd ami sure: les.
+ tits u'tieied that. said account be tx
atliteu. any petition and application tur
.4ie ail'Wancez os said debts 1.a1lu Claims
So Qald Ny linn and not yet allowed &c.
SnrdlnE to law; he heard Dv this court. III,
rl0nday. the sixth d.y Of Nav, A.. ID.
EO1 at ~ ocinCk Il. M. ut the pr.b;tt. office
lashe city Vt Little Fails III said cOl,n! y,
/ Ana It ~ Further Ordered. That n.,iice
tl'<reot be given to all persons interested,
: e. pneilshlng this order once in'e .l.weet
1Jr three }successiveweeks prior to eaid d, =
VI Tearing. IN the Little Falls HeIa... q
weekty 'neweEu per printed and ,,ui,,iaj,eti
at said City Of Lille Falls ia said g. mn,
Oa.rd at Little Falls The. 6 II day q
April, A. II. 19l.- III - - - ~
= By the Co,:rt, !. =. ;2:rt'@s...s: tf,...s.i =.
JsEAII o.: : u. RIcHARDst.N.
A: GkETHEN,=. ," * *. u rrooa re-
- =. AttOri:t.y -. - - - =, T..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
Philippine GOVERNMENT.
Form of That Proposed to Be Put in
t." in the: Islands.

For"' of That PROPOSED to Be Put in
f. in the: Islands:
Cagayan, Mindanao,. Philippine Isl.
ands, April Sin response to. inter.
rogatories from .Elihu Root United
States secretary Of war. the Philip
pine commission: has prepared recon;
mendations IS to the form of genera,
civil government to be: established for
the Philippines july 1, and to continue
until congress shall. have organized a
permanent government for the archf-
[pelago. -: .."''
= This temporary civil government is
expected to consist of a governor. a
cabinet and a legislative council, and
1t is believed that the members of the
present commission will act as tho
principal advisers Of Governor Cen
eral Taft, although there will prob
ably be few Fflipinos in the council.
The members of the provincial 1eeis.
lature will all be appointed. u. 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
Wednesday, April 8.

: The Dunn primary election bill pass
ed the senate by a big majority, As to
r.. There was. no, debate as to the
merits or dement's of. the. measure.
but about two. hours were spent in
offering and passing upon amend
ments. The bill is not to take effect
until Sept. !, 1901; and state officers
and members of elective boards are
excluded from it's provisions. Other
bills passed were: To regulate the
practice of optometry; asking con-
gress to appoint a commission to in
xestigate Red River valley drainage:
relating to issuance of bonds.
The house passed the Haugland
blind pig" bill prescribing rigid PEN
llties for taking or sending liquor
into a temperance community. The
Torson bill increasing the term of
superintendent of public instruction
from two to four years was recon-
mended for passage; as was. also the
Lee bill Ito make insane hospitals out
OF the Hastings and.sAnoka asylums-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
Sfngu1ar Plurl,a /

Having settled the plural Of rhinoe.
eros asarhinoc tes, we are piled for
3urthe erin formation as to- the plural
OF D 81 her recondite nouns. s Mia.
tross. for example. So soiltary .
bird sssearcely needs an answer. The
plural nlial Of .'biohse'' can scarcely be
ssed as IS 'blice 80 hough the analc-
ICY OF the n,o,l s S. is IN nd
s. Of { he tailor $ q l hich
Eb q one o,,r CORE sponaler, s!
We, ca :lst
The ailOr VII wa 4, a; .p.e
lless inst r,,,,,. rom ne ma !, Il.
7ta & rote.
ii iii
Ec1il &
send ne as L. s5s q
Mz.1st,ass. y ftert
it ;s iienxe
,nd u;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
MlNN.EsoTA NEWS /! zeal=rs-

s The state fair managers have deetd-
ed to add horse show features :at tie
exposition t. be hald this fall, Ms
.athrop 2. Reed. formerly : prom
] ineEt banker Of st. Paul. who had
been III; cf# dropsy and was returning
home from Florida, was found dead
In his berth when the train reached
Lexinston, ~:
The state dairy and food commfs-
sion = ID institute short the nrstgof
the Minnesota educ tional prize hut
Ter cpntests@to be held RET ularly once
6 month. Commissio McConnell
.has already engaged j cold .stof -
sbnilding ins where the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
NEWS .ls'll'S' C:'oND|ENs j ONs. 4
" 4 e!' q i ! } 1; April I

% A
$5: vednesday, April 81 d.
" King Oscar and Crown Prince Gus:
tav have arrived at Christiania
Fire at st. Paul damaged the Towle
Syrup company's plant to the extent
of 100000. I,.. s5 857
David Henning, the Chicago apple
king. is dead at his former home in
Battle Greek, Mich. i ". *5 81: /.
Tom sharkey has been matched to
fight Fred Russell at the Colorado
Athletic club. Denver, April 26. y.
!. Gold has been discovered near Aren.
dial, on the skagerack, 36 miles north.
east Of christiansand, Norway. .@sz
Rev. j.. J.. Faude, rector Of Geth.
semane church, Minneapolis, and one
of the most prominent Episcopal mi,
listers IN the Northwest, is dead.
Frederick Gedhart Of New York,
whose name is SO frequently coupled
with that of Mrs. Langtry, the actress,
has arrived at Sioux Falls, S. d., with
the purpose Of acquiring a divorce res.
idence. .~1E}.&u.:,e =. II !. M
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
Thursday, April 4.

snNto0oJS FNVIu Ts -.
The British house of commons has
adjourned to April H. :,,... 49, -
J. Pierpont Morgan sailed for Eu-
rope Wednesday on :: the steamship
Teutonic !! =
Mrs, Maria Todd, widow of Ohio's
famous war governor, is: dead at
YOUNGSTOWN, 0. >:. 49, =. RI
kid" Mccoy and Peter Maher have
been matched for a :20-round: bout at
Louisville, April 20: -,
M. de Lanessan, French minister
Of marine, has given orders for the
construction OF 20, additional submar-
:: Inc boats. - - a.: :-,,: y"
In quarrel over a girl at .Chero-
kee, a., Robert Con shot ana proba-
bly, fatally wounded Charles Lauer.
Golf is under arrest.
:: The London county council has de-
::cided- to buy 225, acres of. land on
which to build :workmens' houses to
accommodate $4,000 persons. The
cost will be- Al 500 1000: =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12

AS NSCW IOSH u72 G.EtTCMCtu fl4Ll06OGlE
= sir cittlTabcrcd rea0tUcr .
20 doubt. like SO many Indifferent opin-
ions. yet none the less offensive on that
account. -.
YES" l. said.
"Haye you ever fred oneY' =.
Il could not help smiling as thought
Of the weeks of daily tuition | had un-
dergone with my uncle.
Often" -'.
Come. said he. apparently much re-
lieved. THAT'S not so bad. Do you think
you could hit that window yonderY'
The window in question was an ordi-
nary one. some 10 or - feet from my
bed. He evidently had not heard of my
prowess with the gun.
=, II think so.'' said. What is more,
I could put a ball between a mans
eyes if he stood outside = -.
: Good. he cried. eff you see him
there put ball between his eyes," -
"See him?" !. echoed. not a;little star
tied at his sudden vehemence.
"Why:'' he said,' with an uneasy
laugh. "ain't you afraid of burglarsy''
mot IN the least" a.: -. :
Nor was ] once. nor of anythin.
else, but now I haven't got the nerve
Of a g:airiaft me. tell you what it -is,;;'
he continued. ''the unexpected is al
/ ways happening. and: I'm fraids Of it,
But burglars would hardly venture
into place like this 4 suggested. III:
Who knows! 4 desperate man will
do anything. II this one has a yellow
face and strange dark eyes, slloot!. Put
your bullet fair between those eyes.
Give him no time to pray: for as there's
God above he'll send, you to join him
without moments hesitation. ''+4''} -. !:
! If he has u yellow face and strange
dark eyes lsreptate.i. lit was such a
man who killed NY mother. 1t was
for such man my Uncle Jim and
have searched every where. Are. you
also afraid Of himy' - #. $50 -" I
The question startled him little, but
ht' clinched his. teeth. aud "A furious
scow' contracted his brows. =. st. y + ',s 3
= II am afraid OF no man living" he
snarled. ''rhe man who says Bob
Kingston's afraid OF him Is a liar" l'%s.
had not the least Intention OF dis.
putting this statement. though his sud.
den glance round the room might have
led one to believe that he expected a
challenge. TO me this outburst ap-3
'peared to lack that fine Intensity which
should accompany such brave words.
Indeed. there was q ring Of bravado In
it which rOht1pl1H the, l1tfGr0ncn nf envno@
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-04-12
DESIRES r ESH EN-.


Becoming Iaiiy More Evident That
the Beers Will Fight to 4 Finish.
The Real Fighters Are Still on Com.
mando-5tated That Generals be.
wet and eotha Met at vryheid.
eurshers Reoecupy PhiIipstown.
London, April S.-Lord Kitchener
has informed the war Office that Is
companies freed by reli-fs are com.
in progress for the speedy relief Of
many more volunteers. He proposes
that in order to meet the cemand
fresh troops be sent to. the front to
replace the stale men,. ~ TX -
The Pretoria CORES pondent OF The
Morning Press warns the government
not to be confident OF an early termi-
nation of hostilities, nor to believe
the stories that the Beers are. tired of
war. He says: 1T becomes daily
more evident that the Beers intend to
tight to a finish. Many are surrender
ing, but they are men of no standing.
The real fighting men are still on
commando, and although the recently
successful British operations tend to
bring the end nearer: it is evident that;
the Beers must be completely crushed
before a general surrender is prob
able" ::
It is reported. from Brussels that
Acting President SchaM- Burger has
REMOVED tie seat Of government to
Leydsdorp:.;: 49, -, ,
:: "A ceorling>z to a dispatch to The
pailv Mail from Hilservum, Mr.. Kru-
ger has expressed an intention to 70
to the United Statese in June and
visit Washington, New York, Chicago,
and Boston. =.:::>s. ;,
1T is stated" says dispatahl TO.
The Times dated at Kroonstad. THAT;
Generals Dewet and Botha., met at,
Nryheid." $3.50 ',,'' a.:s y
!, ): The Cape Town correspondent Of
The Daily Express reports Wholesale,
arrests for treason in Graf Reinet: and
Aberdeen Ehere is no other news,
from South Africa except that small
party of Beers has reoccupied Phil
1ipst6Wt,. IN Cape Colony. ~~:.'... !: