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The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.

NORTH SEARSPORI ITEMS.
H. f. Robbins has put d new engine into
his mill.
f. L Savery and Benjamin Merithew
left Monday for Idaho, where they will
be employed in the lumber regions.
The dance at the Grange hall last Thurs
day night was we'll attended. There will
be another in the same hall Thursday night,
Nov. 18th.
Herbert Richards and wife have moved
from East Belfast to this town. They will
live with Mrs Richards parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alvin West.
There will be a social hop in Marden 5
hall next Saturday night with music by
Geo. Berry of Stockton Springs and Mrs.
ii S Hartman at the organ,
Leon f. Moody has returned from up
river. where he has employment in the
woods He reports wages at $50 per month.
He viii return in few days.
The people here are pleased to know that
their mail viii be brought to their doors in
d few days This post office will be changed
10 Monroe Rural Route No. /.
DoDGE's CORNER Mrs. Geo Z. Chaplin
and Miss Harriet N. Nickerson have re-
turned from visits in Washington, ID. c.,
New York and Boston,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Thayer called on friends in this To-
cality last Sunday MIR. and Mrs. c. 0.
Fernald have returned from pleasant
visit in Bradford, Pa....Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Moody of Winterport visited at
Capt. T. d. Nickerson's Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs C. O. Fernald visited his brother at
Herman last Friday. Miss Linnie Fernald
accompanied them home.
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STATE OF

COUNTY OF WALDO
Taken un execution
Lee, William G. HoNar
Dow ag!ac, in the ,outt
Michigan, trustees for A.
partners under the name
i. BeckN nth, are creditor
ney of hrltaSt, in Sald Co.
or. and VIII hc sold 10y T.
day, the sixth day OF pee
ten of the clock IN the tu.
Joseph williamson, in >t,H
title and interest Whct &
the Secund day of Au2t-
hours and 80 minutes T..
attached ON the original "
lot or parcel OF land WITH
situate in said Belfast, hoI
follows. to Wit, BcglnuIn-
OF Church street at a rolH'
store of X. T. Sucknry H
shop of SelWin Thompson
ffty-tw0 and one quarter ell.
midway between said Nlui.
iron bolt in line of land Il.
thence north. 214 degrees N
line 26 feet and II inches 1.
said Stewards back lin" t. q
in 1896. forty three and ol'
said Flanders line nothN
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
70 DOUBT THIS
Is to disbeIieve the evidence OF your
own senses.
It's Belfast proof for Belfast people.

It's Belfast proof for Belfast people.
It's local endorsement for local readers.
1t will stand the most rigid investigation.
Mrs. l.. Boody. 81 Court ST., says: 81 first used
Doan's Ointment in 1897 and it gave prompt and
lasting relief. Before then had tried many diff
ferent salves and ointments but none of them
gave me the slightest benefit. Since then during
the five years l have recommended the prepara-
tion to many and 1 know Of more than one friend
and acquaintance who has used it and good re-
suits followed the treatment
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents a box.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-a take no
substitute.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

TO CURE A COLD IN. ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. E. w. Groves Signature on each box
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.

You can paint building with fewer gal.
ons of Devoe Lead and Zinc than Wltn
Mixed Paints, and it will wear twice as
long as lead and oil mixed by hand. Sold
by J, w. Jones.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Oct. %. Schs, Nile, Rockland Radiant,
Hardy, Swans Island
Oct. %. Schs. Scotia. Bangor for Havana
Benjamin F. Poole, Hampton Roads for or
derS.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

A Single Set, price 81, is often
sufficient to cure the most tortur-
ing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and
blood humours, rashes, itchings,
and irritations, with loss Of hair,
when all else fails.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets cure cold
in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price %
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
. IELEGRAPH(C BREVITIE

Ex.U. s. Senator William N. Rosche
OF Do-tb Dakota is dying at his home
in New York, from tumor.
DR.. George Munro Grant, principal
Of Queens University, OF Kingston,
Ont, since 1877, and q well-known
writer, died this morning.
Advices from the Southern part OF
Italy are to the effect that a terrible
storm Is raging. One lighthouse has
been destroyed. Two steamers are
ashore and tltal wrecks. In the in-
terror heavy snow storms are raging.
On board the steamship Lahn which
sailed this morning from New York for
Genoa we're Cardinal MartiDelli and
several other Catholic dignltaries, en-
route to Rome. 10 the party were the
Bishop of Mexico l. Monts de Ocs and
Mers. Driscoll and alright.
The governments bill Of complaint against
the psCkerR com bipe, commonly known
o. the beef trust, will 10 filed st 8 clock this
afternoon in the Tinted States Circuit Court
for the Northern District Of Illinois at Chit
c,Eo. The bill is bsssd on the provisions Of
the Sherman anti-trust law The retition
prsys for an injunction sgSiDst the further
operation of the coCbine, i;s effective disso-
luton, &c. Immediate hearing will be
asked for.
Heavy snow storms are reported in Ohio
and Minnesota,
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NEWS OF THE DAY

President Loubet will send superb
Sevres porcelain to Mrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Alice Roosevelt.
Mr.. Henry Walters. OF Baltimore, has
purchased for about 81 900. 900 the great
Msrcello art collection 10 Rlme, and
will bring II to Baltimore.
Senator HanGa is renewing bic efforts
to effect q pardon 10 or reconsideration
of the case of Estes G.. Rithbone, con-
vicJed 10 connection with the Cuban
postal frauds.
EirtNquske shocks we're felt at
Alicante, Murcia and Elche, on the
southeastern coast OF Spain Thursday
night. Panlcs followed, but there were
no fatalities.
King Edward has expressed his
strong disapproval OF the shipping COM
bine on patriotic grounds. The Eu-
glish newspapers continue TO dwell dis
trustfully upon It,.
The Southern Baptist convention at
Asheville, n. O., which began It's iorty-
sevensn annual session yesterday,
elected former Gov. ]. P. Eagle, Of
Arkansas, president.
The United States cruiser Cincinnati
has arrived at San Domingo. The hos
pitals there are filled with men who
were wounded 10 the last engagements
between the revolutionists and the
forces oil the former government.
A heavy snowstorm ragged OF Saranac
Lake aud other points 10 upper New
York yesterday, the mercury register
log 30.' Dispatches from northern
Minnesota report heavy snowstorm.
Early vegetables are said to be injured.
The general strike OF the miners Of
the anthracite coal region was ordered
last night by the executive committees
OF the three districts upon receiving
answers from the various railroad presi-
dents and coal operators, ell refusing
to agree tn the proposed method OF ad
justing differences. A delegate conven.
lion of the miners is to be held on
May -. The miners committee ordered
that all work cease on Monday.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

DR.. Bruin, one OF the foremost ply.
siciaus Of Slrssburg, 10 critically Ill and
his death Is momentArily expected.
A new postofice has been established
at Wilkinsons, Westmorelsnd county,
aud w. 8. Wilkinson commissioned
postmaster.
The Suffolk Herald was sold on
Thursday at public auction. and was
bought by Messrs. w. L. Mcleod and
J. E. West for 81. $50.
Bedford Cslwell died yesterday 10
Harrisouburg. For many years be was
6oancially interested in the While
Sulphur Springs property.
Mr.. John Morgan, OF Riverton, has
purchased the famous duok farm from
Messrs. marlborough and Carter, Of
Winchester. Mr.. Morgan has been 10
charge of the farm for some time.
There are cor q citing reports as to the
Governors 10 ention regarding al cleo
ton 10 fill the vacancy caused by The
desto of Congressman O.ey. Some Say
b. will order a spring election aDd
others cay he will not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10


Pretoris, Nay lO.-OOl. Bruce Hamilton
In bis last drive Of Beers took 32i prisoners
Rone' May lO.--Bishop ZrdeIti, formerly
Bishop Of u. Cloud, MIMI, is dead.
Turin. Italy, Nay 10.-1he international
Exhibition OF Decorative Art was opened here
TO-DAY by King Emanuel. Fifty.nine Amer.
can firms have exhibits on view. The King
congratulated Ammbsssador Meyer on the
fine showing Of the American participants.
Hst Loo, Holland, May 10-Queen Will
helmins is rapidly recovering. She passed a
particularly good night, There is no fever
and ali Is As vel a. could be desired.
Liverpool, May 10.-The manager of thu
Cunsrd lice today absolutely denied the "a.
reHed reports that the line would join the
shipping combine
London, May 10-The Kempton Park
Great Jnbiee hand cap Of g. 90 sovereigps.
run st Kempt1n Park today. was won BY II
l. Higham's Royal George, 10 to 1. seven
teen horses ran, including william @. Whit
ney's Volodyovski, the winners CT lsst years
Derby. The race was Ia miles.
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Sentenced,

Pttsburg, Pa, May 10.-Mrs, Kat
5ohel wife 81 sx;jsil warden Pet,,r K.
5otisl, who pleaded guilty to tre charge
OF aiding murderers Ed and John Bid
Gle 10 taeIr sensational escape from the
Allegheny county Jail, was today sen
fenced to serve two years 10 the peni
teutiary. Walter DormsD, q member
OF the Biddle gsrg, who confessed TO
participating In sbs murder OF Grocery
man Kahnsy, az Mount Washington.
Tss sentenced TO death by hanging
DorDon's states evidence materially
aided In ooovio!lng she Biddles and IN
all probability she sentence Of death
viii be changed to that Of lite imprison-
ment,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

A number OF freight cars were de.
rallied, an engine badly disabled aud
man killed in 90 accident on the South
ern Railway near Lynchburg yesterday
morning about seven o'clock. A yard
engine was at Winners. four miles south
Of the city, for the purpose OF shifting a
number OF loaded cars. While 30 en-.
gsged about fifteen cars we're left stand
Jog on steep grade. Bot1 the oil
brakes and the hAud brakes we're SET
but he air pipes leaked and before any
thing could be done to remedy this the
string Of heavy cars began to move
down grade toward Lynohbnrg. The
brakeman on top 5000 saw thst the
hand brakes would not hold the train,
so be jumped, Moving faster and faster
the cars came rushing on to the city,
and by the time they whizzed into JEFF
erson street were going ct the rats OF
sixty miles an hour. Eagine 225. NOV
ing backward and pulling a csboose,
just then emerged from the Jefferson
street tunnel, going south. Engineer
fJWCO6OI oeW Nho NNA@
log, reversed his engine, and he and
his hsgman aud brakeman jumped. a
moment later the crash came, aud the
upper part Of the tsnder OF the engine
was thrown aside. The obstruction
stopped the runaway train by derail.
ing several OF the cars and causing a
number OF the others 10 topple over.
At the collision tle ground shook like
an earthquake. Meanwhile engine No.
255, having been reversed. was coursine
northwsrd toward the railroad yards
Tue oabooss was now 10 front, and
Conductor Small was 10 the caboose.
rbe furniture Ia the car was being
jOstled from side to side, but all the
conductor could do was to look out and
sea what was coming next. Pres
emily he saw the engine of freight
JUS, ahead, and then he jumped. The
csboose climbed half way up the front
OF ths freight engine when they came
together, and the runaway was Drough
to a stAndstill. Strange to say, mono
OF those who jumped suffered sny Sc
rious injury, except Owen Fields, tae
unfortunate hAKman OF Engineer
Sweeney's engine. He was badly cut
and internally injured, and died ct
1880 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

II is reported 10 Baltimore that the
Morgan steamship syndicate has alb
sorbed the Cunsrd line, aud is COW
negotiating for the Neptune line, which
operates steamers from Baltimore 10
Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
The statement that Cardinal Gibbons
would accompany Csrdl1 al MartlDelli
to Rome and that both would sail from
New York today is denied. Cardinal
Gibbons says he will not 60 to Rome
this summer
Private William J. Gibbs, Of spriDefel',
Mass, formerly corporal OF the Ninth Iesi-
ment, regular infantry. continued his test-
mony on tho water cure In the Philippines
before the Senate committee on the Philip
pines this morning.
Gus Buhlip. Of Akron, O.. the heavy wesbt
pugilist, leaves New York for England today.
He is soon to meet Tom sbsrksy in 8
round bout before the National Sporting Cub
Of London. Sharkey sailed for England lat
Wednesday.
The main freight depot OF the Norfolk &
Southern Railroad at Virginia Beach, was
burned this moroing with contents. II is
believed the fire wss Of incendisTy origin,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

THE MINERS convention at Scranton
has decided TO strike. Such Is the cub
stance OF a dispatch which appears 10
the papers today, notwithstanding Mr..
Hanna's sanguine expeditions and
the country soout TIE time the hot
waves come along will have In
addition to endure ell the dis
comfts, annoysnces, g., which fol.
low 10 the wake Of these unfortu-
nate movements. II is useless to ST.
tempt to lay the blame on either side
t. this controversy. Both doubtless be-
Iieve their cause is just. Probably both
sides are wrong. But the conditions
are unfortunate aud form an ominous
cloud at the opening of the summer.
1t is earnestly hoped by many who are
merely spectators that another conflict
bet Ween labor aud capital may yet be
avoided aud If its precipitation ls To-
evitsble that it may be short.lived.
Life is short and such turmoils never
have brought happiness to homes nor
satisfaction to those who bring them
about.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

IT IS given out by q member OF the
revision committee that the latter will
eclmmend to the State convention
tn t The Dew constitution be submitted
TO tle people for their action. The
convention should certsinly adopt the
rev sion committees recommendation.
If the published reports that the vast
msjoriiy OF the people want the new
consu ution are true, they should GER
sainlJ be allowed 10 express their desire
at the polls and no valid reason can be
given for denying them that right
But there is q strong belief that the
members of the convention fear, II they
do not know, that tleir work would be
knocked into a cooked bat II 1t were
su omitted to the people, and for this
reason the work OF manufacturing SEN
timeut in favor Of proclaimine the con-
sti uiic- continues among those most
interested IN . proclamation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 10. 1902

The FRIGHTFUL los5 OF life by the
des,rutt oD OF the city of ST. Pierre, on
the island OF Martinique, is probably
the great IT Calamity which has occur
rad 10 the new world, and the descrip-
tions OF the terrible work of nature are
nov being read With horror by millions
throughout the civilized world. The
island Of Maitio que has often been de-
scribed by travellers as one of the garden
spots Of the world. 1t was there where
a woman destined to be great queen
(Jossphiue) speut her young days, ana
where, surrounded by scenes akin to
thoss of Eden, the fortuue.tel!er drew
her horoscope. Ever since It's discovery
visit )rs have been loud Ia its praises.
Captain Raphael Semmes often re-
treated to this island in his famous
steamer Sumter when pressed too close
ly by federal cruisers, and In his "Four
Years A61at" be speaks In glowing
terms OF the beauties Of Martinique.
There was but one thing which an
noysd-it was the terrible fersde.laoce
"a all serpeLt which left Its trail
ov,7 everything and whose fangs often
DESTROYS ed human life. But q more
terrible enemy than the fer.de-lance
was lurking arouod the Inflated island.
TIE active volcano and the earth
quake had marked portion OF it, at
lelst, for It's own, and now forty
thousand human beings, few days
sgl as foil OF life as was Josephine In
her time, are no more. There are
some things 10 ell countries which
cause thou ntless persons to complain.
TIE seasons fail to suit all. The heat
oppresses, the autumnal season brings
malaria, the wiGtry blasts the many
dangers iDcldeot to exposure, sod the
vsgtries of spring alternately produce
hikn d low remDerstures. Most OF
these .oi .-nci-s are soOoyaoces,
aItt,s t. complaints so o to
~. f-sue knees sbOul b.
81 90 t ed aud the hands raised
alolt Id .aoksglviug that we live 10
zlle whers cOuvuIsion of nature like
tat which DESTROYED ct Pierre are 10
a measure unknown.
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Woodward & LOthrOp.
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W..
WASHINGTON, y c.

Congress should net pass any such leg
slstion without definite information
from the President or Secrtttry of
8 ate as to the true state Of affairs In
the islsnds. There being no snch
informstlon before the House, be said,
be was forced to object and the resolu-
ton was laid on the table.
A bill was passed ordering the publ.
cation OF 5000 copies OF a book by
Thomss.J ii. rsou on the life and morals
Of Jesus OF Nazareth, better known as
"Jeiferson's Bible"
The House at one o'clock suspeae|.
business to hear eulogies 10 the msp' - =
of the late Rufus Polk, memhsy , .o,S
Pennsylvania, and James b. y nou'
ator from South Dakota. We, ,y,e' -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
The IMPENDING Strike.

Scranton, Po.. My 10.-President
Mitchell, OF the Un.ted Mime Workers,
mas assurances today from all parts Of
the anthracite held that beeinnlcS on
Monday morning not shovel full OF
nard cosl will be mined until the
miners Convention which meets at
HszsltoD, on Wednesday, has finally
decided whether to make permanent
toe provisional strike ordered by the
executive committee here last night.
The news Of she provisional strike was
greeted by demonstrations OF satsfac-
don in macy plsess. Everything now
biDges npen the convention OF miners
az HszslAon. Nearly 1000 delegates
are expected TO be on hand at the
nesting. HVsry msn will go instructed.
There has bssn determined opposition
20 ttrike on the part OF several dele
gates, and this dlscord OF opinion 10
reality prompted Mitchell to call the
convention. The ooncensus of opinion
among those membars OF the executive
com mittee here is that the miners will
declare permanent strike unless con-
oessions should DO received before
Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
SiOO Reward. 500.

T readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn thSt there is at least one dreaded oils.
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is catsrTh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fra ernity. Catirrh being eonstitu-
tional disease, Ttq1irts q constitutional treat
ment. HslPs CstsTTh Curs is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blOoi and mu-
cuous surfaces Of the system thereby destroy
ing the foundation Of the di esse, and giving
the patient strength by building up the con-
stitntion and assisting nature in DONG its
work. The propr eiors have 90 mach faith
in iis curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for Any case that 1t fails 10
cure. Send for list Of te timonlsls. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by ali Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
MOUNT vEsUvIUs.-The central con

MOUNT VEsUvIUs.-The central cone
OF Mount VesuVius suddenly collapsed
Friday evening and large gap is now
seen toward Pompeii. Long and very
deep cracks have also made their ap-
pearsnce along the sides OF the volcano.
Professor Mattel, OF the Vesuvisn o.
servstory, ssys the collapse will be fol-
lowed soon by startling volcanic mani.
festations resulting in the formation OF
a new cone 10 the direction OF Naples.
Considerable alarm lie felt by the To-
hsbltaGts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

The Atlanta Journal says: 1.-THE new
Virginia constitution has cost that
State half million dollars. This is a
sufficient reason why Georgia will not
have q constitutional convention for
some years yet" The Journal has
considerably overestimsted the actual
sum so far paid 10 the members of that
nvention. Dot It is feared that the
new constitution will cost the people of
the S,sts millions OF dollars In l.tlgs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

SENATOR MCLAURIN had another
fight yesterday, this time in Wash.
ing.on restaurant. The first occurred In
the cham oer of the Senate OF the
United States. The latter was the re.
suit of tsunts and charges from his
colleague 10 connection with bis deser.
ton of the democratic party. The
reuccntre yesterday doubtless bad
a similar origin, although neither
party to the affcsy will say how 1t orig.
mated. Sucn scenes are to be deplored
no matter who the com bstsnts may be,
but when Senators engage 10 hstcuffs
the attertiou Of the world is attracted
TO them sod the people who elect them
are naturally chsRriued Ut the action OF
such reprss OF tives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
FATAL AssAULT.-A fight occurred

FATAL AssAULT.-A fight occurred
between DR.. George Stewart, Of Charles
county Nd, and his brother.in-lsw,
Mr.. Bernard Kerby. OF Oxen Hill,
Prince Georges county, ct the house
of the latter on Sunday, April q. DR..
Stewart died yesterday from Injuries
received In the sfi~ay.
DR.. Stewtr h d ben to Wsshir gton,
and on bis way h MS home In Charles
county had stopped to call on bis wife,
who was about TO become a mother,
and who was at the Kerbys' on q visit.
After be entered the front door and hao
proceeded down the hall be was rs.
sailed from behind with stone. which
bit him 90 the head, A second stone
sAs also thrown, and this bit the doc
TOR near the ankle aud brokeii. These
Dlows succeeded 10 felliOg him to tn,
floor. 1heo, It Is charged, Kerby
kicked him aud wss overpowered by
mem oers of the family. DR.. Stewart
was at once removed to the house OF =
neighbor, and upon examination II
was fouGd that his skull was fractured,
his ankle broken end that he had re.
ceivsd internal injuries. 1t seems thai
Keroy bad bad q grievance against DIR
Ste gart for sometime, aud had forbid
den him to call a, tle house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

MONTAGUE AND MABTIN.-An in
cldent occurred OF the funeral OF the
late Congressman Peter J. Oley 10
Lynchburg on Thursday that has been
much commented upon. Governor
Montague OF the grave came face to
face with Senator Martin for the first
time eince the bitter gubernstorial
campaign last year, when Senator Mar
tin declared he would consider the de-
feat Of Swanson by Montague as bis
Own defeat. Many hards things we're
said on each side, and the enmity be.
tween Montague and Martin was open
But under the influence OF the osnmoo
sorrow at the death OF Otsy thsy sAssk
hands, the Senator extending hs bsnd
TO the Governor and inSreGusinR
other senators who formed tss funeral
escort from Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10

THE RRPoRT comes from Rlcnmond
th { former Governor J. Hoge Tyler
would like TO serve ct least one more
arm. and hat it need not surprise any
one If be should become q candidate 10
succeed Governor Montague. Well,
most people CT the State think one tenn
for Governor Tyler is sufficient and
would emphasize their belief if the OPP
po,tunity were presented at the polls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-05-10
Prospect of PAaaa.

Lisbon, May 10--A disp. ten received
here from Lorerzo Marquee today Gays
the Boers are certain ID sgres to the
British terms Of peace, and that 8 proc
lamation to this effect has been set for
Nay 20. R'joiciogs, the dispatch adds,
are being arranged Tor at Delagoa bay.