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THE DAILY JOURNAL
Watch the Fight for. Flat Salaries.
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Tomorrow, cloudy,
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SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1902.
NO., 132.'
VOL. XII. ' '
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It's About Time to Think of
Summer XHn&erweav
There's no use roasting a few weeks before buying It.
Ladies' White Sleeveless Yests 10c
Finer Grades at 15c, 20c, 25c, 38c
Every one of thorn Is better for tho price than you can find at "regular
stores." Ladles long slcove, white summer vests at 20c, 25c, 48c.
They're cool and comfortablo
Men's Summer Underwear
At 25, 30, 45, and 80c.
You ought to see tho 45c line Just to compare It with others. Of
course you're outfit Isn't complete without
Summer Clothing
Summer Shirts
Summer Hats
You should look at our line before you buy. We're willing to trust to
your Judgment after you've seen our goods and prices.
Buy m&
When You
Shoes You
Want the
Best.
That's the kind we sell and at such
15 o 20. per cent more for the same
stores."
THE NEW YORK RACKET
keeps growing. There's some reason
THE NEW YORK RACKET
Sii1nt'a Chanpmit Onn-l'rloB Oah Storo.
E. T.
"rcSB3fVTaEa?
The Captivating Kind
Our line of Cut Glusi li Mm raptivMlng kind capllvatlnn In heaniy ml enp
tlvatingin price. We handle Haukn'H anil Clark's, two twiorb linof. And wo
hnndle them in no rennty tndifterei t addon. Not n few pictes to choree fr m
but n ret many, and nil pricttd nt tho lowest level of possibility. Not to toe
tl em before you buy is to buy unwluly.
Barr's jewelry Store
r.emlt ra In Low Prices. Cor. Stuto and Liberty Ste., Sulem.
BIG JULY 4th CELEBRATION AT SALEM, COME!
.Twwiwiiniawni'w m i nm ' m ' n
HavTYouIverTried Salem's Botanical Doctor?:
' awMi-iwi without die use of the knife
Ha absolutely cures cancers, iu-
mors, gravel, kidney and bladder trou-
bles, bone diseases, asthma, skin dls-
Instructions.
My Dear Friend:
You must bear In mind that Mils
medicine Is not a poisonous tonic, nor
a sUmulant, nor a temporary relief,
which you get from poisonous drugs,
whet e Uie results are sure death soon
er or later. Those poisons go In your
hones and destroy the lifo of them
nnrl -it i.i,j.. .-, Ataaasaa. can-
v7iU an AM1UD Ui v. - .
cerouB tumors, coasumptlon, dropsy,
hone diseases, eto. Do not blame the
"cuiciub wnen it taKe u om "
stirs up the poisons or disease In the
system You must not Pot to
system You must not Pot to be.
cured lu a few days, for your sickness
ordlaeasehaabeea alongMmecom -
s on. ana It will WKe a ions u -
to get it out of your system. It will world. fj 8aUm amj
take months or a year to build up a Tint " ' nd MtwiB cn te-
Read the Above Remarkable cure.
'fcKwm.'
Norwood
I corr-Ateifrtp.
reasonable prices that you're paying
quality If you trade at "regular
i
for It.
BARNES
The Ruby Wine
of Health
Muiit he ol exroptional purity, lUvor.
properly and carefully bottled and
stored till maturity; thorelore all ivine
is not healthful nor pure, na unscrupu
lous dealers often use other means; I ut
If you buy your winea or liqnora at
Rogers' you are euro i.f Kettiug the real
thlog, and not tho doctored article.
J. P. ROGERS,
218-222
Comacrclil
Street.
Wholesale and Retail Llauor Dealer
Tile" is" Precious
And eo la a rollablo tlmo piece. W atel.es ,
and clocks purchaaed at O. T. Poinw-,
oy'a are always accttrato timekeept-rs
and require the least repairs, with ordi-1
nary oareful uaape, They cdn aWaya bo
depended on. We are r-elliriR aWsl
tham or Elgin movement In a "JO year I
gold filled oaee at f 12.60. We can fur
n sh any style of caee.
C. T. Pomeroy j
2SS Com'l St. Watchmaker, Optician
"- -. lnera, of
or poisonous omen,
any Kino.
. ... ... -A en hftlne humbugged.
uney u" :
My medicines are oobik -ture's
herba-wbat the human system
requires. When the animals get sksk
.. .in ho n rnn ubmivb -
herbs, for they have tie Instinct, and
.... ..niA have not. so we have to
roake a study of It It has
ity with me. Do net get wwry;
tws life U too short a4 U "
worry out of this warW.
IUO JUV.J..W
Dr.OookournWUeflMM-.
. r- nnnu. 301 Liberty St, Sa-
."": .. -ELr
lem, " . . tor. Mc is
, consult n rf German herb-
1den",rbeit phyleUfl, n the
I nAiiTTTrimn a t
copiers ARE
STILL AT LARGE
Posses and Militia are
With Their Work.
No Further Efforts Will Be Made Except By
Public
Reported to Have Been Seen Near Barlow Today, But
Definite Clew is Known
"No developments concornlng the
whorenbouta of tho escaped convicts,
Tracy and Merrill, aro available at
noon today. In fact last evening's
Journal had the most complota news
based on facts that lias been obtain
able to dato. Tho InHt scon of them
was nt tho Akors farm, whoro thoy
breakfasted Thursday morning. They
linil dinner at the farm of E. D.
Qravos, near tho town of Needy. Upon
leaving thoro they took with thorn n
supply of bacon, u frying pan and sev
cial loaves of broad, Intending, no
doubt to spend some time In tho tim
ber or mountnlns.
This Morning.
A message from Needy, tho noarest
station to the supposed location of
tho escaped convicts, Tracy and Mer
rill, says tho posso has nbsolutuly no
cluo to tho men's whereabouts. Tho
militia and posso aro guarding all tho
roads and ttalls. A report was circu
lated that the oscnpos had boon seen
this morning going toward Harlow
pass, but Sheriff Durbln discrodltod It,
and proceeded to tho timber with
Guard Cnrsou and the bloodhounds,
whoro tho mon nro nuppnsud to bo
hiding.
The Mllltla Recalled.
Oovornor door this morning issued
orders recalling tho Saluni, Woodburn
and Oregon City mllltla , companion
which liavo been assisting In tho pur
suit of the fugitive convicts. The
chnso of the murderers, so fur as an
orgnnlzed offort Is concerned, has
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,.,1'm
IRONING DAY I'AS NO TEMROHS to
those whose kitchen Is eaulppeJ with a
Ksraofe. No brailfli up of the whole
house oo a hot day. Heat Is only ap
plied where needed As a matter of
domestic ecoBoay a (as raote will soon
cay for Itself In savlnc of fuel, when
compared with an old style coal or wii
tire and you cannot overestimate the
comfort and convenience of this cleanly
fuel In warm weather.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
Phone 663. 4 Chemeketa 8L
.a.jafcAw:dUurtfcMrftb an m -
I !i"Si
irrrnninmmmniTinmiintTTniinnmnTrm
Special Sale j
I Monday
Tuesday
I Wednesday
I librs. fraeers
ImillfllllliiMHlHIHll'lllMillllUIIIIIIIIIUII'Jll'lllllUllOlllltlMIMfl
& BYE
X SPECIALIST A
A M- BANCROFT.
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
FifS . in
U9C'-
Uktm.
lJSaig?l
Through
Officials
No
been abandoned, since It Is gonorally
supposed that tho men have escaped
Into tho densely timbered district of
Clackamas county, whoro tholr cap
tutu is considered piactlcnlly Itnpos-
slblo. The pursuit or ttto criminals Is
now loft with tho sheriffs, dotcctlvcB
und thoso of nn adventurous nature
who wish to continue the hunt. The
mllltla companies could not bo offec
lively employed In n further search for
tho men, nntl tho recall of tho armed
guards was doomed advisable.
Sunt. Leo, who has boon somewhat
leusurtd by tho Portland papors In
connection with tho dollvory, has
made tho following statement In do
fence of his acts:
"The break was made about 7 a. m,
I wns at tho cottago, and came at
once. Not knowing Its oxtont, I com
menced 'phoning for assistance to tho
asylum, tho city find county ofllclnlB,
the mllltla and the people about tho
buBlnoM places, so Mint a strong cor
don might bo formod around tho wall
to repel further relonso of prisoners.
All responded splendidly. In tho monn
tlmo I ordered toams, phyBlclnus, tho
male friends of deceased, and the cor
onor, "In about nn hour wo woro r'oady to
commence tho organization of posses,
tho gonoral management of which was
ably conducted by Shorlrf Durbln and
Marshal Gibson. Tho escape had
tlmo to reach tho forostB south ot tho
city, whom thoy could have skulked
for two or throo days. Uacli clow was
diligently followed up. Wo sent ra
tions to tho men, so that the hunt
could bo continued wltnout retention.
The telephono wns kept going, and
all parts of the country notified. Tho
copy of my jtosters with descriptions
and offer of rewards wns soon In tho
hnuds of the printer. Tho crossing
places of the Willamette and Snntlam
and the main roads were gunrded.
Such of my force as could be spared
wero sent out with Instructions to
stay all night and telephone us when
opportunity permitted. The county
and city officials, the people and tho
mllltla did nobly, and tho fugitives
wisely backtracked and seeurod cloth
lug In the southern suburbs of tho
city, followed a hack stroet. and stole
horses In the norUtoastorn part.
"Further details of tho gallant work
of our people need not be narrated, for
I only wish to correct tho Impression
that 30 hours elapsed before efllclent
effort wns made. The arrival or lite
hounds and tho chnnge of direction of
the fugitives required a second orann
izatlon. nbicef I
Tailor
jflftabe
Suite... I
Kin Kin
A new drink at
Opes till 12 p. at
114 State Street.
"The colling together of Traoy and
Horrlll was not tho work of Inoxperl
onced mon. When I camo Into olllco
thoy 'woro together. Mr. llrophy has
boon considered a most oxcollcnt war
den ot years of prison experience. Mr.
Jnnos, tho present warden, has had
sumo' 10 yenra oxporlonco In tirlaou
world Prison mon, llko all oUiers.
tlllTcf upon many points. It has beon
thought In years past that the solitary
method was most olllclont, hut when
mon are working togothor, nnd other
wise "brought In contact, It is noxt to
Impossible, without n great numbor
of guards, to prevent communications,
so too practice 1b changing.
"In somo great and progressive prls.
ons.lko Ohio, for oxamplo, at stated
Itmos thoy allow the prisoners to como
togethor in porfect social freedom.
Raclt has Its arguments.
"I' trust tho public will take a ills-
pasBJbnnto view ot tho enso. For moro
thatuthreo years wo liavo not had n
deUwry from tho prison a romnrk
ttl'ilmrecord, which would Boom to Jim
tlfy juur mcthodB."
f Dr. 01 1 lis Returns.
DR, A. 11. Glllls, surgcon-gdhcral of
tho Sltito guard, returned this morn
ing from Needy. Ho nays tho Salem
company followed In tho chrtBu of tho
convlcta to n point within three miles
of Needy, when orders woro received
froro Governor Geer recalling Mio mill
tla t Company F, or Mils city, 1b In
command ot Major It. II. Lenbo and
Captain 11. A. Kurtz, and will probably
retrace Its steps by marching to
nervals or Woodburn, where tho mon
wllfls'atch tho train, nnd nrrlvo In Sa-
his evening.
Qlllls Bays tho suction of conn-
n wnlcli tno rugttives aro sup
.! to bo hiding, la In a most orudo
It Is vory sparsely settled, and
ically no laud Is under cultlva
the ontlro country bolng one coli
tis acroago of donno tlmbor-laud,
with only an occasional road or high
wa'vi Timber, brush nnd nil kinds ot
voiietatlon abounds, to tho extent that
tholcapturo of tho mon, who aro sup
posed to bo in hiding thoroln, is a haz
ardous undertaking, almost lmposslblo
of lucct'Bsful result. Tho mon nro
now In the foothills, and, nctlug upon
MirteuppoRltIun that tho men are male
lugjfor beyond tho Cascade mountains,
Btpuids have been stationed nt all of
thai mountain passes, and tho hopo Is
hMH cherished that the murdorouB
thu'gs mny yot bo surprised and cap
turtid boforo thoy shall hnvo escaped
Into the eastern part ot tho stato, for
wlj'jch there In every Indication to bo
lloyo the men aro hoadod.
Dr. OIIIIh says tho only opportunity
the purHiiorH hnvo had ot ninbushlng
tito convicts slnoo tho ohaso was bo
gun, was presented on Wednesday af
ternoon nnd evening whon tho pur
suers had the pursued uurroundod In
the woods near Oervals. Tho mon
wero anxkuiH and willing to close In
on Traoy and Merrill, forgottlug In
their oxcltomeut tho danger to which
they weio llnhlo, but Sheriff Durbln,
upon whom rostod tho responsibility,
refused to pormlt tho ndvanoo to bo
made, sluoa an nttuck, undir tho clr-j
cumstnnoos, moaut the sacrldoo of
several nddltlannl lives, and the possi
bility Miat, In their natural fortifica
tions, tho erimlnnlH would avoid cup
ture.
The Men Last Seen.
W. K. Cattorllu, a guard, who ro
(Contlnuod on Fourth l'ago.)
BE WISE
IN TIME
People Cannot Afford
Trifle With 111 Health
to
Salem seems to be full of wise peo
ple, Judging ftom the steady stream of
callers at the olllee ot the celebrated
Dr. Darrln. He Is making wonderful
cure, and letters of gratitude are be
ing dally received showing the satis
factory results of his skill In treating
diseases. The following cards aro se
lected from the many:
Mr. Kdltor Dear Hlr: For over 12
ye&rtt I havo beon alllletod with sore
aye, granulation, ulcerations, eto. I
have spent hundreds of dollars with
so-called eye specialists, without ob
taining relief. A few weeks ago I
plaeed myself under Dr. Darrln'
treatment At tit at time I was nearly
blind, and could hardly find my way to
bie olHc. Thrown his skillful treat.
mNt rny eye are now well. My
(riends and neighbors have also
Hothiwl the great ebange i me. My
aiMrejiw a Lower Ikrin. Idahtt,
W. 0. HAYS.
A HAPPY MAN.
Oiwe HI Wife Was Blind, Out Now
She Can Bee.
The following I au ttxtraet of a
card (rum Mr. Austin, of i'ofttoHd.
Or.. Ulltag how Uh wl( was cured of
lout WHMltM:
"1 wMi to wall known what Dr.
Darrin nas done In my family. Might
years ago my wife was totally blind
from what doetors call4 'nervous ab
Worrenee of Mht' In that wndllton
she vlelted Mm a4 dm cured, so she
c-tfuM see as well as ever In her life.
I know of UmuttmlH who bave beea aa
HtlraeMkmriy Mired. 1 am employed oa
the 0. It .ft M. railroad, and tan be
referred Ut at any time In Portland. I
wot frurewKiy reeosomwid the afflict
ed from whatever eauae to consult Dr.
Darrln. W H 8lbb' AUSTIN
FAVORS
CUBAN
RECIPROCITY
President Sends Spec
ial Message
Asks Congress to Aid the
Young Republic
Its Prosperity Vitally Con
cerns the United States
Washington, Juno 13. Tho presi
dent Mils afternoon sont a spoclal mos
sago to Congress, roltorntlng forinor
rccommondntloua for Mio pnssago ot n
law creating reciprocity with Cubn,
and presenting additional argumonts
thorcon. Tho messago coutnlna no
reforonco to tho recent disclosures re
garding tho appropriation by Gonoral
Wood of Cuban funds for circulation
ot reciprocity literature
Tho prosldent's messago todny, after
quoting extracts from his first mes
Bago urging reciprocity, BnyB: Yes
terday I received by cable from tho
American minister nt Culm a most oar-
ncBt nppent from President 1'nlnin,
aBklng for loglslntlvo rollof boforo it
Is too lato and Cuba financially
ruined." Ho then goes on to sny that
tho United States Is concerned In get
ting frlondly rociprocnl arrangomontB
with Cuba, Mils arrnngoment to apply
to all attlclos that Cuba grows or pro
duces. In his Judgmont no American
Intorost would ho hurt, nnd ninny will
be benefitted by tho proposed action,
and declared It wns to our ndvantago
as a nation that growing Cuban mar
kets should bo controlled by American
producers. In clotting ho said: "Ours
Is n wealthy, powerful nation, Cuba n
young republic, still wonk. who owai
to tho Unltod States her birth, nnd
whoso whole futuro, whoso vory life
muHt dopond on our nttltudo toward
her. I ask Mint wo holp Iter an she
HttuggluH along tho painful, dlllloult
road to solf-goverumout and Independ
ence. I nsk this altl for her because
she lu weak, bocatiHo sho needs it, ho
cause wo hnvo already nlded her, and
also that Cubans ho given all poflslbto
chance to uho to tho bust ndvnntngo
Mint of which AmnrlcmiB liavo such
right to be proud, and for which so
many American lives hnvo been sacri
ficed." ' Latest from Durbln.
Portland, Juno 1U. A telephone
moBsngo from Shorlff Durbln, nt '1
o'clock this nftomoon, saytt Mutt nil
traco of tho fugltlvos has boon lost;
Mint their enpturo Is Improbable. Tho
convicts hnvo . undoubtedly gotten
nwuy. Tho only chance of tho pobso
now Is to nwnlt tho appearance of tho
fugltlvos at farm houses. Tho mllltla
return to their homos tonight,
o
"8onners" Come to Grief.
HKhnnu, Wash., Juno 13. Deputy
Marshal i'tigh nrrlvod tonight with J.
I VI. M. Haxeltlna Cured Two Years Ago
of Sciatica nheumatlim.
Wonderful, nlmost miraculous are
tho cures bolng effected lu those days
of scleuco by ulectrlclty and medicine.
Mr. M. M. Hazeltlne, of linker City,
doslroe to have It known that he was
cured of sclutlca iheumatlsm two
years ago by Dr. Darrln. Mr. Ilastel
tine says he has not been troubled
with the pain Hlnco taking tho treat
ment two years ago, and wishes his
friends alllletod with rheumatism to
go to Dr. Darrln and sucuro relief by
tho latent skillful applications of elec
tricity and medicines.
A Wonderful Recovery.
To the lldlter: Ilelng a terrible vic
tim of bleeding piles, large tumors
protruding, complicated with consti
pation and stomach trouble for tho
past 30 years, I consulted Dr. Darrln,
after several other physicians had
failed. With a light and almost rain
less operation he soon effected a rad
ical cure of my case, and I wish utt
ers so mulcted to know that they, al
so, can secure relief. The doctor
en red my sister of epilepsy and nerv
ousnei of 16 years' standing, 11 years
age. CIIAH. U OllDWAY.
Moiitarllla. Or.
Dr. Darrin's Place of Dullness. !
Or- Darrln eaa be eoitaulted free at
ths AVlllameUe hotel, Kalem, until
inly stlj. from 10 to S o'cloek dally, ev
enlHtfS, 7 to 8; Sundays 10 to 3. All
eurubte obroulc diseases, lost man
beod, blood taint, atrjuture, errors of
yiHlth. eatar;h and deafneas, are win-
fldajitlalty treated. Our of private
disease guaranteed, and never pub
lished a (he paper, and no cures pub
lished, only by perralaaton. Most
ca4 Mil receive borne treatment of-'
ter a vlall to the dot-tor's oftlee. 1b
ijulriea answered and circulars sent.
free, llatterlea and belts furnished,
with full direction for their ue. ttym
tested and glaaaea fitted
Dr. Darrin's terwa for lreatet are
rw ( a week, or Ih that proportion
of Utne. aa the ease nay require, -eept
In apeelal eaaaa. The oor treat
ed free, except medicine.
W. fJrlswold, A. I Hughes and Geo.
MqDonnld, lcadors of tho "soonor"
movement on the Spokane Indian res
ervation. Qnswold was ohnrged, wlMi
tho others, In resisting United Stntca
officers. McDonald was afterwards ar
tested, with 20 othora. for troapass.
Arrestod for Embezzlement.
Now York. Juno 13. Charles Bhlv
lor, for years a roHpoctod omployo ot
tho "Wostorn Union and American Dis
trict Telegraph Companies, Is under
arrest today charged with ombozzllng
J1G.000 from tho District Company. Ho
has confessed tho theft.
v
Murderer of a Woman Hanged. '
&nn Quonton, Juno 13. Jnmos F.
Whooloek was hanged this morning
for tho murder of tho agod Mrs. Emily
Martin, or Coutolene. llntto county In
March, 1901. Ho criminally assaulted
her and then Btrnnglcd hor to dofttli.
Ho died protesting his InnoQoneo.
SOFT
COAL
MINERS
Of Illinois Are Expected 'to
Be Called'Out.
Springfield, III., Juno 13. Tho ot
IlclnlR In tho Illinois district ot tho
United Mlnoworkors hnvo rccolvod so
crot orders to Attend n conforonco In
Wllkoabnrro noxt Sunday. lit vlow of
this fnct. It was reported last night
that 43,000 ho ft coal minors of Illinois
will bo called. It la bollovod n general
callout of all soft conl minora In the
Unltod 8tntofl will ho dooldod on at
Sunday's conforonco,
Wllkosbnrre. I'a., Juno 13. Mltoholl
said this morning that tho anthraolto
Btrlko situation romnltiB unchanged,
nnd that tho order calling Labor Com.
mlssloner Ilyun to Wllkosbnrro had
only to do with Illinois affnlrH.
Will Discuss Strike.
WllkoHlmrro. Pa., Juno 13.--It wah
learned todny Mint n mooting of tho
Iliothorhnod of itntlwny ICmployoH of
the Delaware I.nckaunnna & Wefit
om will ho held Sunday to discuss
their position In tho nnthraeltu strjko,
and to deoido upon n policy of action.
ORANGES ...
20c dozen
30c dozen
40c dozen
50c Dozen
AT
Zinn's
154 State St, Phone 2874.
fl.MMMBBgsMMsyMMittCasFPJ
TUNE WHITE DAYS
3Li j:aKTC3S-3O30E,l XI
There never was and never will be a time when ladies' un
dcrmuslins can be bought as cheap as now at the big store.
White Skirts
A line of t U1I6 ami 1 00 values I
khowu in our Court ttriet vtludowut
91 cents
1 60 and f I 75 vnlu- are tliown in
Ihedei'arttusfltat
$1.35
$2.50 While Skirls $185
$3.00 White Skirls $2 25
Muslin Gowns
:yml Jl.00 valutM,
91 cents
la CMiit alreet window.
A n!ndid line oi tffiWJitl tbeMit
ill thodupartireot ot
48 cenjs
THE GREATEST CjOUSET
SALE OF ALL
Inronu-eikia Hi oar isle ot while
we Hut a line of W II , 11 k 0
ilsll nnd TIh,uwou' cflriei awl a
lew j4i-kMi awl Fwrli &lti wblob
we vtHi.t t vbMuat I'MfiiD we ly
bave uee or ball aVfrtg f' a.Jtylu at
iheiuiloiH prises t
t Ml VALUK4- i
f 76 VAI.U8 ... tO
l Jr VAlUIW i M
II 6U Vl-UICi II 00
1 7ft VALUKH . . . l 30
18 W) VAl.UK II a&
Awl a Hue el a 8 SHtl Ui Mr
25c each
TWELVE
THOUSAND
BOERS
Have Already Surren
dered to Kitchener
They Condemn Both Germany
and France
For Prolonging the War By
False Hopes.
Pretoria, Julio 13. Lord Kitchener
reports tho surrender of Doors Idrdnte
to oxooed 12,000. s
Many aro youngstoro of 11 yonra old
and upwards. Tho majority aro under
30, though Home aro soptuagonarlans.
Advices from nil tho districts q&y Ufat
all tho burghora nro Increasingly
frlondly, Tho only bltternosd obsory
nhlo among tho loading Doom lioro'is
ngnlnat Franco and Germany, Thoy
declare tho war woa protracted un
necessarily owing to tho hopes hold
out by tho Fronch and domain prcas.
Somo of tho Doors nro so Incensed
that they liavo expressed tho hopo
that Bonio 'day thoy wilt fight on tho
sldo ot tho Ilrttlsh against ono of theoo
powora.
Tho nutlclpntod friction between tho
surronderod Doers nnd Mtelr former
comrades of tho Natal Scouta haa not
matorlallzod to any extent.
Tho Uoors admit thoy rocolvod am
munition through Porlugoso territory,
Oonornl Dowot aaya tho youngstora
woro his host flghtora, and fronuontlr
hold posltlona aftor tho oldor burgh
ors had oloarod out.
Tho Uoors of tho Ornngo River Col
ony nro hnndllng In only a nmall port-outage
of their ammunition. Thoy
oxplnln that Mioy unod most ot It lu
hunting gnmo slnoo tho pcaco agree
mont was slgnad.
Addrusslug tho surrendered Uoors
nt KrondBtndt, Ornngo Rlvor Colony,
Qonornl ISIIIott Bald tho only tvlah
of King ICdwnrd, hla govornmont and
tho DrltlBlt pooplo, wan to holp the
burghora back on their farma aa soon
ns possible. Tho king, tho gonoral
nddod, had telegraphed congratula
tions to tho burghers on tho good
aland thoy hail mntlo. This announce
ment was grooted with hmty ohoera
for tho king, and for Lord ICItahonor.
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Mode His Last Inning,
Taunton, Mass., Juno 13. Tim Don
nhuo, tho noted baseball oatohor, died
hero this morning of consumption.
Italy Expects an Kelr.
Home, Juno 13.-Tho queen la re
ported enolento. Tho accouuohuient U
oxpnotsd lu Novombor.
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