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Thn latest note of this moat extraordinarydemonstration of modern time 1 musicaltribute HadeoHowel Many thomandvoices are within eanhot M this 1 writtencheering III name and singing For aJolly OoodlVUo

Account jut arriving ten ot nlmllarioeneathroughout Kngland Scotland Ireland andWales They will continue today truly

this war promise to bo more remarkable for

the trannformatlon of the En U Into nmotional people than for any rolllury

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The Prim and Prlnoei of wale theDuke of York the DucheSs of Uie

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torte were piwmt The news appanjntlremanated from the Princeofmle but the

QuJetunUI the Information readiedThe awSenos announced

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manded that the orchestra playQuen Herr Mottl who wa oondnctwr hadretired and the rwnaiulnfinurfolanri hetitatedbut the udeiweitra k up the national hymnThe reraltiee can to the front of thatr boxthe Prince of Walee time perhaps nn-

OMdonilr with The aoene terrnlBated with roars and oheer f JnNlaMen

The Lord Mayor ha cabledtoCoUBadenVowoll In

Ckblemewhaftmoflfrla wanted for the needf the garrison and hfcabttanttafter the lon

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and an the Head ThitherapKltl Dfitxitttiil la Tn 9CI

Prom Tna SCTa CorresponiUnt Prttorta-

PlutTOBiA Mar 17 via Lorenzo MarqMMay Id Advloes have received here

effect that sharp continues around

PMTDnr May 18 rla Norwio MarqneeMay IT B o P Mlleavy flhtln U again re-

ported along the lln of the Bechuanaland Rail-

way

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twt n Walal and the TraniraaL-xndai DfipotfWt tt TBI SUN

rtoaJfdtkttlf Correspondent with lh Doers

VOLMRCST on the Tran vaal border May

11 via Lorenzo Marques May 18 S P M Thelarge tunnel at Lnlngs Nek which was

feet long and afforded the only means of rail-

way communication between Natal and theTramvaal has Just been completely destroyedby the Boers who blew It up with dynamiteA very large quantity of the euplotlve was used

and Its effect was terrific The shock was feltfor a great dlstano The tunnel U now com-

pletely chokd from end to end with hugemasses of earth and rock which will requiremonth end great engineering eklll to remove

Alt the commandos are occupying Onestrntrgic positions and are confident that theycan easily repel any by Gen llullnr to

nter Transvaal of Lalng Nek-

IOXDON May 18 A from OenRoberts ayn fluller reports today FridayNewcastle was occupied last ntght and todny

the Snrond Division and the Third CavalryDrlgado will concentrato there I have sent aforco of mounted troops through NqutuIlorkns Drift to turnout a small force of the

enemy and to ren ire thn natives The enemyburned the Catholic chapel plundered manyhonst and took cash from the banks Other-

wise hny did not do much harmThe railway Is badly damaged The

Wiwrhtiank Ingacune and Nkandhla bridgeshav been destroyed Many culverts thepumping water tanks hnrn also

destroyed Of the 7000 men flying beforeus about a thousand seem to have gone toVaUkerstrooin end some by Millers Pns tothe Free State The remainder who atedescribed a disorganized rabble have gonenorth They nay they Intend to snake a stand

DASNIIAVSEII Natal May 17Jen Dullerhat received n congratulatory message fromthe Queen on the occupation of Dundee Inwhich her Majesty eipresse her appreciationof the conduct of the troops

coaMorns CAPTURED

One of Three Who Surrendered to LordKobrrMi Troops I Nimrd IlothaSpecial CM n pafftifoTllR flux

From Triri SUrts Corre pondf nt at PretoiU-

rniTORtA May l via Iorenro MarquesMay IT V I M There hi great dKBculty Ingetting despatches through owing to the strictrensomhlp which Is being maintained

Cot Blake of Irish Urlgada succeeded Incleverly escaping nt Kroonstnd

All the Federal commandoes are concentrat-ing In the Draketmberg Christianaated the republican troops yesterday

LONDON May t The War Office hu re-

ceived the following despatch from Lord Huberts dated Kroonstad May 18

Methuen entered yesterday with-

out oppcMltlon Gens Duprez and Daniels andforty men nurrenilered

Ian Hamilton cavalry under Droadwoodoccupied Llndley yesterday There was slightoppiisltlon and two of our men were wounded

was not there Ills government ofllclalsleft lad Sunday

Muttons mounted men yesterday surprt edand captured about thirty miles northwest ufthis place Commandant Dothn Field CornetCaosen flve 1olmnne burg policemen andseventeen Doers There were no casualties onour tide

Butler reports that suveral Natal farmersare handing In their arm

Iord Hobertss ct patci about the capture ofCommandant llntliu gives no Idea as to whichItntha Is meant There are several officersnamed Hotha In tbi Hoer army one of whomU Louis Ilotha the CominnnilerliiChlef whosurcooilod ien Jiiuliert

A rfcspatrh t a nenii agency from Kroonitadny hit tl lloers In retreating to the Vaal

River destroyed tlw bridge across the Hhenos-

tor Hlv-ervtrt irorrn VSK noun orvs

It Eiprrls In liesrin Its Artlllfrr with Wrapnn From the Trsniritil-

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LOXIMIX May 10 despatch to the Sfanrfnrdtrain Durban cays that the Satal ParliamentTIS pixcpd on Us second reading a bill for a loan-

jElnmiion The Prime Minister stated that Itthe intention ti rearm thn Natal Held nr

tlllery at an early lain with obtained fromthe Transvaal HP also announced that aspecial court would l iiecl to try rebels-

It would probably inrluiio an Knih Judge

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May IT ISO P MUnder orders from Pretoriathe Federal commandos are retiring to theNatal defence tine Alt the commlasarlat andmaterial have been removed from here Therailway ls doing excellent work The artilleryand the wagons of the the various laagers were

removed In perfect order Aa they passedllatllngs rtilt glganllo and orderly re-

treat presented a weird scene

fRJHt UTATKRI JOG HOUg-

Mtmbtrsor the Volkiratd Advise Theta toMr Down Their Arms

afttlal Cable Dnvaleh It TUB Sflt-

ProoTni Sfss Correjpondtnl RobertaKnocWMAD May IT MManyb-

urghera are handing their rifles and gongto their homea under e ort of Prllltn troopsTwo members of the Orange Free State Volks

of Kroonstnd andMr Macdonal of Wepener are and e-

advWn the Free Btato burghers dofrntheir arms sod return to their homes

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t u Ay May ITThere ta a sensationalfrom DelB oa Day of a Boer blot to

British gunboat Forte after the mannerIn wWoh the Maine was destroyed In HavanaHarbor The authorities at Delagoa Bay

convinced that the reporta are well

the Forte puts out to Ha for sevenmiles every night

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ssrt Bnger Bald to Be CaaMs te Preveal each A tto by the Boon

IXWDOX May l The correspondent of theMorning Pott at Kroonstad dating his despatchMay IT says that the principal mines at Johao-nertujrg have beso prepared for destruotloaThe blowing of them tip has deferreduntil the British cross the ScatdenfEraier la powerless

TMNSTAAIS SKIT CAPITAL

reretrDOonrali Said to Pretoriafor

flr lal Call Dntutlt w THEIXWDON May despatch to the Daily

ilctttrom Pretoria dated Friday nays thatthe foreign Consuls are leaving Pretoria forLydenburg

TIlE SIKOK OP JMFJCSfVO-

IHllanl Detente Offered by MentCol lltdeaPowell and nil Small Force

For more than seven months Mafektng

defended by a small force of Irregular leviesunder R 8 8 UadenPoweU hasheld out against a much greater force of lloers-

Ilesides persistent attacks by an active andvigilant enemy the garrison hike suffered underthe hardships Incident to mien asle e priva-

tion anxiety hunger heat and constant exer-tion In repuNIng the advances of the foeThroughout according to the messages sentout by the commanding omcr bv runnersthe men have been cheerful willing coura-geous and skilful In the arts of war though atthe outset they were practically without ex-

perience The fact that tIm defence beenmaintained under such adverse conditions Uwhat makes the work of HadenPowella forcechiefly remarkable

Mafeklnc Is a unmll town of wooden buildingsIn African Republic about rli milesfrom the border of U Is Im-

portant because the railroad from Cape Townto lluluwayo run through It It Is SO milesfrom Cape Town as thu crow fllen and morothan thousand as hoc railroad train creepsfor through that country the trains do not domuch better ihan creep From PretoriaIt Is about ISO to the westward and ItUabout the from JohannesburgIt stand In n level tract of country and I

watered by a riverWhen the became dark Col Baden

Powell was eut from his Rhodesia Incomrnandof a detachment of about twelvehundred Irregular levies hastily collected to es-

tablish himself at Matching und hold It at allcosts should war breakout At the beginningof hostilities he set his men to enlarging thesmall fortx there and building extensivetrenches and barricade Tim town woe to allIntents and purposes In a stage of tlege beforehostilities actually began There were n numbar of of experience underlladenPowill Including PortUnds hruthur Lord Kentlnck and the moortalltv among Ihn offlcers him been great Inthe engagement which made thehistory The Transvaal ultimatumwas to Kiurland onoct 10 and

llo rs before Mafeklng underandnttacked tlie liir The garrison had theirMaxim guns and siege welland effectually checked the advance ofthe Doers but alter a short Inter-mission th attack was renewed and onOrt ID A sortie was made the British Inwhich It wee reported that the lloer loss weethreu to eighteen lost by the

the loern for a withwhich proceeded tV bombard the townbut 4 the garrison coiiilructed bombproof

ami first day two bornburdtnent did little harm Meantime wordreached them that Col Pluiner was marching

Rhodesia to rrsnie and otherforces would be brought up as soon as powslblato raise siege

Mire Hoeri coming too At one time ItIs twilmatetl that thure was of SooooiltHlde the town but repeated torbukw the ilefeniv and the were moetnt oil point with unflagging courage and

or the Hocrs wrrwithdrawn to the of lenMelliiinni column but tokep continually harassing the British and pre-vent taking any actionelonal sorllM somn which were brilliantlyniicc sstul on a email seal Eachllrter tried to extend their trenclux near thelon thn ItritMi u alticksluvnriatilv ilrov barlt the advance

of the defenders may be JudgedtIp following extrncts a sentbv runner fnun Col BnlenPowell t LordKohorlA

After MO days sleg I d 1re tobring to yourLordships nonce the i rood spiritof loyalty that till classes of this garrl m men half of whom are Jinncciis

to thouKt of Arm have adoptedto their duties with the greatest zeal

readlnems and and of theremarkable With such a

organization PIIH like clockwork and I hnvoevery hope It wilt in wucrexsfuny through

abortive on Ilie IMh ln tFeb the southwestern forts tln

enemy line been comparatively quiet Thereno very little rifle

lire Thu cltiens are preparing to ielebratotint Jiitli day nf tie dinners

lli r miilf tlesh termed the rliUf articlesnf diet VeKBiAMes were very rnrce antibrought tremendous ami linurlos w r

The initlve were the nrKUlTerep wnntlnc thick end rndurnnce of

the women amid childrenof linrilhlri low fever Col

Powell ile Rtch ra o ofwhiskey wits raffled ofT unit brought more than

K i Still tlie of III tacit wasunbroken anti tIter woe norender The only fear among Hi defenderwas that MI ninny of ill offever and the raking tire of the

which ut ilnnK vi pt thnthat there would by bv not bi-inough left to nn attack In forceMeantime Lord Holieris who was incation with ill Llirriion by menn of runnerswith onn degree of regularity um cordingine sige to thorn to up heart wasmaking hi preparations to relieve HmWhen woe matured wherebvJen Archibald Hunter wee sent with therelieving eipedltlnii lird Roberts In thepre enc of several of hU officer

Mafeklng will be relieved ISion Hunters finn tether with that of thegarrison outnumbers tIle lIneN In that vicinity

and the beslegwlthe sIege that with anything

like an eiiiul force they could drive hoernwvMlMlnR tiny Fonnrt In the Itlrrr

thirteenyearold Charles Radcliff of tnTVr t I0ld street who disappeared aweek ego loot Mondiv fonni by someboatmen In the North River peirstreet yesterriar lie wee met seen playing onthe hank near where his was found nndIt Is supposed he accidentally tell Into t he river

family WIped lot hr l lh In One Werk-

FnFfFnirn Md Slay IS Jacob Dixon awellknown citizen of Point of Rocks aged jo

died at hi horn early this week after achart nines A few previous his daughterdied Mr Plton death wits hy thedeath of hi wife Hebecca Duon wiping

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neSTKS OIVB1 UP 34900 OT CUBANPOST oreicit pivttnitn

nil KTldroce Mid to Neelys Convlo

tlonMeelr Alleged to Have flea a 8m g-

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velapoienttfrltlclinii of bsnaper al Diipattfi la TUB SUN

HAVANA May 18The authorities appear tohave acted wisely In riot placing Deputy Audi-

tor Reeves In Jail Their reason for taking thiscourse wa that It wan considered best for theInvestigation of the postal department that heshould have more freedom than the other sus-

pects The result Is Ihat Reeves has been talkIng He Las confessed enough toconviction of Financial Agent Neely an absolutecertainty on the face of the evidence

was closely questioned last night byofflcers and he admitted that

before leaving Neely gave him 14800 In returnfor which he was to straighten the accountsand audit them as being correct This sumcame to him the day Neely tailed Neely

wanted to have his tricks covered by experthands and was able and willing to oayliberally for It kept his booty Intactand turned It all the authorities lastnight How much other moneyhe received hasnot learned

of his confession has leaked outIt is known however that he told other thingsand it la presumed that he disclosed all his re-

lations with Neely Until he weakened theauthorities realized that they had a difficulttask to connect him positively with the embezilements

According to Information given to the SecretService mon Neely did a little smuggling aswell as stealing Itlsswerted that he Importedas for the Post Office Department many cargoesof paper free of The duty on paper Isvery high He subsequently sold the paper toa Spanish printer who was thus enabled tobeat all competitors In bidding for contractsThe amount of ditties Involved Is said to betsoooo butt this Is not verified

Rumors of more startling con-

tinue to be putt In andmost sensational affect officers of the postoffice whose names have not yet been connectedwith the scandal but nothing definite has yetbeen given out The story cabled from theUnited States that I2000o00 worth of counter-feit stamps had been printed at Muncie Indand cent to Cuba Is considered nonsense hereInasmuch as there are more stamps here nowthan can be accounted for It Is certain that thesurcharged stamps were not nil destroyedThis Is admitted by who was one of thecommittee the itllocoworth of stamps last July With this curplueage to be got rid of It WM not necessary tocounterfeit stamps as they could not have

dlspoted ofCuban papers are beginning to take up

the icandal They comment Insistently uponthe tact that the American prisoners aretreated with greater respect whereas theCuban customs officials under were ledIn disgrace through the CuJwnowants nIl the American officials to be placedunder bonds for the faithful performance oftheir duties Iurhn anil the Norton Insistthat the Engineers Deportment should be In-

vestigated The resolution of Congress looking-to all of Investigations Is condemned bythe which says that the investiga-tions are wanted by the Democrats to hurt theRepublicans and are not sought for the In-

terests of Cuba It adds that If the Democratswere really In earnest about having a clean ad-ministration hero they would have bestirredthemselves sooner Instead of walling for thepolitical campaign to begin

RATItnOXE 31 AY HE DISULtSKD

nfflcUli Determined That Every Man Im-plicated Shall He Itroaiht to Trial

WAsniNdiON May l80fflclal of the Ad-

ministration are amazed at the extent of theCuban postal frauds and as the evidence accum-ulates If Is mild to strengthen tim position ofthe President and the member of the Cabinetthat everything possible shall bo done to bring-to trial every man Implicated either directly-or Indirectly lu thefrauds It IM certain thatthe suspension of Director of Posts Hathbonewill be permanent Fourth Assistant PostroasterGeneral Bristow goes to Cuba with fullauthority as Mr Rathbones superior to dismisshim and It Is believed that he will do It Itla not believed that Ilathbone Is connectedwith any of the Irregularities but he Is beingseverely criticised for hU failure to allow In-

vestigation of hIs vouchers by the militaryauthorities of Cuba

When tlm service wits establishedDirector placed In full control

was not subordinate to the Military Gover-nor except when ho had to draw from theGovernor fufllclent fluids to make up the de-

ficit In the postal accounts A plan for this waaagreed upon the Treasurer of the Island Issuing

to Director Hatlibon drawn uponof the General Treasury During

lien Brookes administration In Cuba tho warwere Issued without much complaint onconcealment of thy vouchers

Vheu Gen Wood succeeded len Brookehe contended that as the customs receiptswere being u ed In part to the postalbervicM the military authorities had a rightto require Hathlxmo to lihvouchers in of tile financialmiitt A official of thei Governmentpaid today that whenever ion Wood toadarty in the direction of examining theso

he woe rOot with awhich emphasized the contention of Director

that h was not under the authority-of War merit Genwith the War Department a written

the matter wn pending when the dis-covery of SVelys UefalCHtlon cainu tolight

The Pntmi terieiirnl said today thatthertt I nu loiinOHiloii for tlm story Munpit to the effect thairotnpatiy Is t IHIVI counterfeitfor distribution tn po tThe Department ha no Government dolertlves working on

For the Infornintlon of the 1realdent thehas a ctntenient showing

the whole number of tamps to tohave been Inss titan ll i Of thisIssue HOOono was In surcharged ThotaInt number of which might becounterfeited Is therefore less ixx0ooworth Instead of iilOOO as has been tug

A postal official recently returned to Washtwo

hide tights on Veelys ponditrt while ns-llnanclil agent was public knovlndge said

official lint could b bor-rowed from by on anysecurity and that th loaned were out

postal revenue Loans obtainedthrough this channel u r at a uniformrate of in per cent a month condpoint WHS that nil sale of htntnps mado

ly to outside offlcers were madfor cash This I HUM ficnUlcaiitIDstmKrs order rwiui-hlllons on blank forms initialed bv th 1 bird Asutstanternl and sent to the lliireiii of EngravIng andPrinting are thenPostmaster at reasonable iniervnls Hut InCub received mch blank formsOrders for stamps wen rn de from himby Po tmaters RS th latterhave ordered clothes or food from-a store nnd were always by cashto tile ninoiint of thv order If this story provescorrect NeelyH opportunitydoubted It possible for a stampgetup under such circumstances to re-mittaticivs with the Government not only byKiinstitutini statnps for onesbutt also by entering halt or more than half hissales as nale wldle receiving ca h forevery stamp issued

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OUR States shall be extended to the PhilippinesOuam Hawaii Porto lllco Th AttorneyGeneral fald that Mich n law wouldmake escape Impossible but neednot be construed to mean that the Governmentcannot hold him now arid take him back to Ha-

vana for trialthe bill meets curb strong opposition

among lawyers in Senate and house thatIt probably cannot paw at least not In liepresent shape Senator Near chairman of theSenate Judiciary Committee Is inclined tobelieve that it would bo a very dangernm

to etablMi to p n n law permittingth extradition of an American dtim to ncountry where the common doe rIot pre-vail Mr Hoar will have a talk with

before action M taken aswill the member of the llousoCoimnitte nnuof to the till us-

Mr Hoar Is The Senate Judiciary Commutewill m et on Monday to mailer

Thu House on the Jiidinnrv indaylookup question of providing to rUHroffencex ot a character to e rlmrgeilagainst Neely and others In the tiilIn Cuba In order that and other

mar be extradited Atlorneytienernl-Orlggs a letter to ItepresentatiV Hayrlialrman of the roiomittee adraft of his bill In which he requested that tutulull be Introdiufil and pai a HH

possible A subrotnuilttee conMstingofKay Mttletlelil Dear

and Clflvton appointed to considerTlie flit to

the tne tlne of the committee Mr RayIntroduced the following bill

Srrtion SJ70 i f the Slalutfs hftfby-RmiiitfJ by sddtng pmnsn

Provided that whtnrvrr any orterritory or any part tbrrref under the controlM ivfinmfniof the Inurd Msts antithe Vnltfd Stairs bynrtuf fongrrss nr ihrnujh is-

nillUmy nr otherwise has rMabllthnl nrsn-thorlted governmental conlrol mrr vime Inwhole nr In part any rltlim nf the fiiltilStates Any plare or uinceIn Ibe control or government vt ouch fotrliru-terrltnty or country or lilly putt theiciif ny-aiilhnilty of the Inltrd St p nr any of tiepincer or dei nrlrnents or uny olhr person nhushell attend ln the etlmln rule orregulations irgularly r lntll tirJ by tile fnlled-Mtstn or Us any Mrthe ronlrolur ginrrnMnlof fmntrv r-

territory or against lemgnlred bySl te ll cifllrer us In

force In fnrelirii country r territory anti depmt-nr Heel Iherefrurn and be foundtherein be surrendered to the nuthntlllMof thejotted Stairs and relumed und urrendeted in the

such liiielgn country nr ter-ritory fur trIal under the l w Suit In forceIn tIde place where such crlrn was rnrtmllle H-

Ihertotlstonsof section S27 to ftJ77 of tIde lllleare made to the arrest holdlnt nnd ourtender of rrfrrtril toln

Attorneyderieral irlgcs hopes to bo able toWOO should the

bill ho fall to puss It has beensuggested that It might l posslhl for the

to turn over to theofllrinl on the ground that crime

was committed in n country undr militaryliirlsdlctlon All lawyersHooKevelt cannot him

rly Hrarlng on Thursday atAtnAsr May l The bearing before liov

Roosevelt In th case of C K W Neely nccu l-

of fraud In Cuba will lake nestThursday at noon at Oyster liny It being thetjovernor Intention to return toIinc leland n xt k Thn iovernor Is todecide nn application of lat WaphliiKton for Nwlvs pitrailitlon toCuba

IFOVMV nowvir PEAl IIR KHVT orrThe Crnf rnl onferelire of the Mrlbrxllst Prof-

estjint Church Stay Decide Against HerATLANTIC CITT ienorn-

lCotiferennof till Methodist Protestant thiirrhably will beromolnvolvedthe old iiie tlon of admitting women to thiiiiii try Mr Starr who ha a charge HI

nnd who wile ordained by thinNorthern Illinois Conference sent liredelegate to the ue An rnergetie ile

unite tinny follow tic question ni herafter n report inmiln iho credential iom-mitteo

It Is curtain that not be allowed toIn the proceeding of the resion

It I iirobnbli1 that tnn meeting will pass a voteof cen ure ngainsl the Illinois Conference foradmitting Mr Starr to the

The llev I S Stephens Chancellor of theKansas city was electprl Presidentof Conference nnd Kev 11 I Kldriilee

tbn Western Theological Seminaryelected

Itghtnlng MarriageProm the Itndirtttr HtrnUSlay 14 Kdward linker a dele-

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for shtnctonUnder thin escort of Congressman Sillier

of New YOlk Allen of Nebraska Koblnsonof Nebraska and Kticl y of Kansas the linerKnvoy left thl city fur Washington on theIoiitfrevsinnnl Limited over the PennsylvaniaIlnilroad at 3 30 yeterduy afternoon SenatorMason of Illinois bud intended to be of thebU lie mi fd th train at Washington ThoiiieiuliiTk of ongri ss Panic merely its tirlvatooitiren and In no way n an ofllcial or repreHntatlvH body It wo l In the mornliifi-whill they rcuclieil h ro mid n little lifter

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iim on Minilar errand C P Ilridnof Wn and Pev Cornelius Vnnder-hoef of linltlinore The tntlre party at a breakfust tocitlier in lute Ivtiiisvlvnniaotntlon rcttaurint in Jersey city and from j

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Mr Sulir reiiie ted by the ineinlwrsof the party to 1111 a pokismuti and he con-tented After the werover he taid Ve come mi part nf the rillzenii of Mshlncton ro you In theof our tin reirhlrnr WnsUinglon youwill bo received liy u coinniitt ami cortedto th Hotel Arllnuton Kirher tlmnUed-the CoiiKre inen mi behalf of lloor tin

of certain citlwns nf llnlllmore nailus h caul tor Mayor Hnye that

Yunderhuif nked to visitllaltlmore Th Invitation was uciopied byMr KIsPluT iirovtded tin changes were mado j

In their present ulans-TlieTnvoyi luncheon nt Manhattan j

and loft there n little otter 2 oclock for thehtrivi ferry They loft early

Mr P IxMiter VeKels said bicausomeaning reporters would be coining tothem lit moment for statementswhen In reality bad no more utatemenlato make Concerning the reverfesof ihn Itoer irm rcforlid In yesterday after-noons paper Mr Wei el saul

V dont know whitlier It Is true ornot The Knellsh have of all newsoiitlotf If It Is true will wo cant help It

Mr Wwfel thoitcht the tory that denHothi was natitureil WM untrue

It cannot ien l ms llotha he paidIt Is absurd tn think h would be caught witho small a following him

any Hotha Is caught It is come other Bothasaid ll cher Hotha Is a common a ruunnIn South Africa as Ves oN It i likelysome commandant bv that name that Istured always provided there has been such acapture

hOER nClEOATE IX IIMSfJVOTOV j

f Announce That They Have Credentialsas Envoys From liner llrpubllnW-

ASIIISOTOV May liner delegatesarrived here tnnlght rind wore received by alarge delegation of Conere representativesThey were eocorted to the Arlington lintelwhore a reception was given in their humoraltliouth the enthusiasm of the people ofnations capital was not what bytbe committee whirl luul the nrrnngementn Incharge

Shortly nler their arrival Messrs FischerVeKM l nnd Wolmorans held a conference with

wune of their ConKressionnl advisers and thoannouncement was made that they came here-with credentials ns Knvoys Extraordinary andMinisters Plenipotentiary from SouthAfrican llepubllc and Orange Free StateThe Knvoys delay the presentationof their credentials to the State Department

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what n said today by ofllcials of theIt i that the liner dele-

gate may Injure ihelr ofllcial landingbefore the lioverniuiiit piirtlcliuitlnirIn sincli a meeting before preenttheir tellers of credonco While no preo-dents fur such a rendition arn known losettle of tliddoverntiient ofllclll who lire e

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Th of action hn lieen revisedsoincwlnit There will be a drive around th-ciiy tomorrow afternoon nnd on Sundiv tindistinguished ranger will nttend inoriiiiiK-ervlco at the Church

Then tIter lie another drive onSunday afternoon nnd the muss meeting will be

on Sunday nlitlii Then will be nddrex e4-

hy Envoys Fl cier told Vesiel and by llourkeran SennloiT MasonVelllnglon Allen nnd

Teller and Htpresfnlailves Itay-nnd other

On Mondav the committee consisting of SenMa on Teller and Allen and

tins Suler and Clark will call uponthe State to present the cteiien

the visitors and learn what their recep-tion will be

PROttAHLY XOT LOVIS WOTttA

Identity or the Cnptnred hoer CommandAntSettled

serial raw nfnilth lo THE StxI-

ONIIOV May in The general war neWt I

fully given In the ofllcial advices andspecial despair IIM which both coverI linn the despatches from other pourrp ThoI ndon papers as might bo expectedpractically devoted to Mafeklng retelling thetale of the seven morhH nlego nnd anecdoteof Col IladenIowe11 whose portrait nppeariteverywhere

Thought there Is absolutely no official con-

firmation of the news of the relief uf the townItlsliiipllritlybcHevidln all Oat rx-

ieilnioflHal circles Til description of therpie in the London streets the theatre

cabled to THE ronvev sotnethlng of thinf ling of thin nde iintelv to expr H

which would bankrupt the powers ofwriters living or dead lieports of rejoic-

ings rom front Canada Australia nnd all otherparts of the BritIsh Implre

There is a doubt as to whether the Command-ant Both captured by ien Hutton thirty milesnorthwestl of Kroonftad Is Ioiils Bothaor his brother Tlm general belief In-

clines to the former If o capture i

most Important ns ho U now j

the greatest Hoer iencral In Held hut thebest opinion holds that It not Iouls ns other-wise Cen Hubert would have given the capturegreater prominence

iMroii ironrwi UKVIVAL

It It Not ltell hed IIT the Itepabllran Statictnt In Kings Coantr

The rumored return of former Senator JacobWorth to the political arena Is not takenM rlou ly by llepubllenn leaders In Brooklyn A after hlscomplotrout by Timothy I WoodruffIn tin metnorahli fiction light nnd withIns baltli badly Miattered h announcedthnt he bad quit the political game for goodnud intended to th fortune liehad mad as County Clerk which was estimatednl abouttiMViKi llrit M ttld down inncottage oi hl own nt Saratoga and then wentnbrniid for a long period hits tniveUns fir a Ktrypt returned about eijihtmonths nco he has been In theWestern StnieH until recently got hnckto Hrooklyn bis hay l H n intimatingt hat he has reiiin id red his purposeIHK politics nnd that hi Iton ent in I oiiKrxs n thefront th Fifth district bis old bailiwickNo ftaternont fromWorth but MagistrateWonh has declared that his father he believedwiniidllkp to tank an official trip toton Inn nt the Mime tim rut nilbnBto rnter another factional to s-

riltith pne-Already Republican lender hud practi-

cally Mated Keerif the 1for th in ih Fifth

dinner nnd they hav hovn no dmiri whatever to have him nithdrnw In Mr Worthfnxor Indeed her is no fiucstion

Woodruff Michael Didv andMr Uater II Atterburv theedrr IK revival

of Jncih Worth as a political factor andthnr if be wants n or othernomination he will have to hi own flulit

WH are convinced that Mr Worths reIn active would revive the

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Veiled Homan In mark Who Almost Illlnilel-Dr ronlnV Wife Celled Also Upon HerMother Knew runlo Apparentlyllefiire tIer Marrlajie Victim Operated On

Mrs Cronin of 433 West Fiftyfirsttired on whom n young woman clre ed iablack threw a solution of potash on Tlnirpdiy-iilclit was tnlien to Kye anti InrHospital yesterday nliero Prof Lewis perforiiid operation for tb piirpose of tivinthe right of her left It i thought noTthat may be restored lien husbandOr John C Cronln with lien all dayand Pol 0 Captain Donobinof ili Ve tHfventh itrret station obtained a till state

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i ter been to tln house on a visitnnd bail Just lel wlieii the door

rang lund idine liotiit feeling tirednod left bat lie not anyuntil mnrnlug IK bo was to retire 1 ha-

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and talkedif she ilid nnt know thai

my laughter lindh en married tn Dr CronlnFur in talked nf dnvs when mrdaughter was forewoman tu n dresrn klnri-

tnblNhment nt 41 West Fortywrond treShu a l ei if my dAiiuhtiT wn still employedthere Then she n k d for hertold her that my daughter was married 10 Drt lonin

Detective Dale learned that two womenliid worked in tlieilre innl ln i establthinenthail n si ter wlm pieerly at times

Hint shuts might acid throwercnllcd upon lipr tnrdiy nflernoot but

that slid had been in Jersey City until11 oclock on night

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drew h mentioned to Mrs Cronln theylearned sonic things about anow living In ctreet which ledthem to look for her earch lasted all tactevening unit nt midnight the woman hail not

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