St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 9, 1900

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Yo Re take ' | : srosts. =) ork ; f e ° . | Bae Poe ] r 3 Poy Me 2] : ; -\WANT ADS a | ) | ced ! erat | , ° ' ‘ : he Se, ss : ’ ij . a } x wit he 4 , > | . fs a eee > } . sr tay a LAST SUNDAY 5 SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR DECEMBER, 142,165. { i a y TEN PAGES ) LAST YEAR eer Biggest West eof the Mississipp! at , ; ) ee - Createst West ef the Mississippi ae ee me — . ae f . . ae ) ak 47,717 Higher Than One Year Ago} VY 52, NO. 143 T in. 90: Rhnaanenaiae ena | ap ete a WE ial Med UESDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—JANUARY 9, 1900 PRICE | Suiviatst'tswis, rwe venta, | 41,809 More Than the Year Before : See ! I MORRISON TRIAL. aoe - = ae | 9 . > ¥ : - . 3 Bilin | Ae ; = tee : A Little Mother’s Sad Mission | Mrs. Spates’ Strange Tale of aj They Were Sent to the|{Mrs. Jessie Edwards Again|TESTIMONY VERY CONFLICTING. es: = : a Lad ith Will Fall i ON THE TUGELA. aes a to 8t. Loui ; Council Tuesday Af a _ {Ladysmith Will Fall if Buller et ouis. Kidnappin uncil Tuesday Afternoon. Files Suit for Divorce | mold pe , ‘ gat Speeches of Counsel on Each Side Will ; " Lenton pepere cortuiee thes * 4 | peecnes 0 u o e Does Not Move to Its the British and Roer forves confronting a” CAME ALL THE WAY FRO | Occupy Five Hours and the R 3 each other along the Tugela River as fol- a y low - ~~ tie THE WAY FROM PITTS-/|T FOLLOWED A REUNION./TO MEET AN EMERGENCY. 'SHE ALLEGES — INDIGNITIES. Case Closed. escue, - ae & BORNE. cocidas thcawen seaceeeces 22,008 ae A ’ . a . Py, Mounted SGP seavee cece ee eee eee eee a.Mw eS A WITH | Artilierymen (70 guns) ....cees0.- 3.000 ee HER HUSBAND CALLED HER To | COUNCIL EXPECTED TO ACT ASKS THE CUSTODY OF HER} cirartanooca, Tenn. Jan, 9—In toe |BOERS BAR HIS WAY. ¢ vas. +2 BABIES TAKEN LAST MAY. ST. LOUIS. PROMPTNESS. | CHILD, WILLIE MAY. | day's trial of Julia Morrison James, for the b Tete . cstken ‘siewus ven escanesene as : /murder of Frank Leiden, witnesses were AR : ROERS. ee ke ’ aR rae | introduced in regard to the shooting on the sO F AS KNOWN HE IS STILL 3 Monnte4 Infantry tie teeeeneee T8808 ™ ee : t > , A till : ul “ee eeee ee@eeee , aa She Told Her Griefs to Chief Campbell, | While in a Department Store He Dis- Measures Designed to Cover the Period Harry L. Edwards, the Husband, *“e, for the purpose of showing that INACTIVE ON THE FAR SIDE rtillerymen (GO, guns) eee 100 Ps for City Lighting Between Pressing His A : for the Chita. {| °PMC of the witnesses for the deems OF TUGELA. | ; Se Bs ie but He Told Her He Could Give appeared and Took Little us y + 8 . g PPeas SOF tae ‘could not have seen the occurrence on ac- a oes. Nee ++ 20,000 oe: ow an ext Sep- r b leount of —— urtal : th o wee estimates are no doubt Pt Her No Official As- Gladys With ad Bent Sep by Writ of Habeas Saaees cooase cage ene neared wostrehi toh ies seal bens sistan é ember. Corpus. arbi eg or ° = eee each army. Gen. Buller, with the re-em- es — Him. P | fired Leiden had his cane and silk hat both GEN. WHITE MUCH WEAKENED. forcements that have heen arriving eat + ee ‘ a oe ;in one hand and was.not making any de- sr Durban, should bave over 30,000 mea : ‘ ** . ’ monstration. “ a ae The lighting situation is now “‘up to” the Another complication was add PO eee epopede a A cae, ripen ve am te slight stat- Mrs. Myrtle Spates of Fairbury, Neb., Paphos a ies ai ‘cating ~ ea an Be onter brass om ae 4 hi | Stage Manager Patterson testified in fe- | It Is Supposed That His Stock of Am- | pe : ure, oO u " ye mo er ’ n arance, » . S . . . ho > ‘ : 4s « ‘ airs. 7 ‘ : ned 4 " . if » Q . ‘ ie * y . y . appe who has been living at 1508 Washington The Board of Public Improvements Tues- | Jessie P. Edwards Tuesday by Mrs. Ed- buttal, that Leiden was on the stage con munition Has Run Low and That ren. White could not take men from aay aed ‘called on Chief of Police Campbell Mon- | avenue since last Thursday, applied to As- Sey moréing aporcved three mew tem eden ling a petition for a dworce in the @™UOUSly about twenty minutes before the point to reinforce the position agains= Swi ag ‘ : ee Aras / i 4 a oe Seren. Sa oe ee a. ee Ae “si 0 PRRs Rod R | anes ; ue ae 4n her plea for assistance, so affectionate- , ae ae Tuesday atternoun. The report is ; daughter, Willie May, who is now with her rd Lei gpd not strike Miss James. but / altation over the news of the Boer repulse gem aie na ats ’ ? as follows: | mother ; threw up is arm to avoid a blow from] at Ladyemnith London begins ¢t aa lize at certain positions were taken @ Tt. aes e ev eference to the lost MITTS. . : ° ma . sins o realiz mae ona achan Am etainge + th i. Hon. Board of MN ag B= Mery , = } This is the second proceeding for a divorce her. Evidence in impeachment of witness that Gen. White is in a much worse plight taken, fa accounted for by the assumption as es ie ong ce ae ce too a oat or LAghtiag ga gn Bern he A ool vo courts. The first sult was filled in March, | duced showing that the witness was on the} Such a confilct has weokened his force and untenable, because of their failure to push a —" c =) 4 " is ’ rr ‘ = ‘ 5 oo > : na thi compe eel we ae ut down committee makes the following statement: loat9, but was dismissed within a mounth by Iwiden corener'’s jury, having stated at depleted his scanty s‘ore of ammunition. their advantage and drive the British from re ti master Gut f h rd ; r om sa anene s aT ahaseed” ie ee Mrs. Edwards’ attorneys, who announced the time that he knew nothing about the | No one doubts that the Boers will renew | 'Tenches near Lacysmith whose guns come binds asa caller out of the ordinary. a a be considered upon is judie Tthat their chents had not sesiued in 3r. | Case. the attack, and as they ean draw from | ™4anded Cesar’s Camp and Wagon Hill. “ae The little mother told the Chief that ehe The on a ll entitie’. “An ordimance av- Louls loug enough before the tiiing of the ‘he State closed tts rebuttal evidence at , : a yee , > The final baveonet charge at dusk was $58 . ray i find bx athens. 1 ilar > . petition to give tne courts of :his cily juris- 9:30 a.m. and the defense announced that | t"¢lr forces on the Tugela, they can throw hte : ae ee ere ee ee ee Smouoeet ee mage a a. ee diction in a divoiee proceeding its side was also closed a fresh column against the worn out gar- | Probably delivered. When the Boers Begag oe . vement P c » « eels, %. a4di 4 é e,av't ‘ . ¢? ce « f % ; Si 3 af ait se ‘ Pi agi st , t a weeemtaent department store. She makes other charges necesary, or a second period of partial dark- Sates “saey, SOM ee et seat i me aie ' ee ; ; The Jast heard from Buller was a die- 2 way, @ photograph of the boys which she |#S Well. Mr. Johnson said he could take "Tos aainepes « ace Rta saee, PRT Pers het tee ce oe emperature iN} watch dated Sinday night. This indicated | !¥ 48 strong as the works which defende@ ~~ ; é Bt: a / St. Lou's was the same as that at St. that he had made no move forward. ievna. Under Evropean officers these de« bade ar 1 ; The ordinance entitled, ‘“‘An Ordinance au- ieves Was made in . Louis, * ‘ iieas therizing and directing the Board of Pulblile Th jaintif® avers that she accepted this : . 2 The picture was eent to her husband's A mee and advised her to consQlt an at-y Improvements to cause the lHebting of desig- | Focdmril orvesy and found employment at her} Paul, 36 degrees. Dr, Hyatt says there The chief concern for Gen. White ts.in| tenses are sald to have been brought to . / mother in Texas by the husband and was Meo. nated public buildings by means of electric trade as a milliner, earning in that way ,will be a drop of from 10 to 15 degrees to ammutzition. Sixty-eight days immense strength, with rellroad tracks ees hia | the rapid movement of cannon from ats te point, as the exigencies of attack may “,®. mailed from St. Lou's, The name of the Spates stated that she came to St. | lamps, made luminous by the passage of a eur- | enough money to support herself and chitd. by Wednesday evening. It is raining hard | T°SP®* demand. 3 ~ no action In the matter without further Ais nd aan ‘ é Lou.s with the child last Thursday to join rent of electricity. and designating the fund . * ‘¢ wily: oor ? ‘ hotoaTa her wie ‘ mac ed from the ‘ ard. her husband, at nr request after a sep- our of which the cost thre reof shai be matid** Tt is al.ered hy the plaintiff t at this a horth south and west of St I ous In ako, at tie beginning of the 8s erte, ee mays — provides for the Mghting of public Imildingg, | FANKE Ment ¢ entinued until December, 1899, | eke . ; Nee ete: eg areree separation receiving nothing | San Antonio, Tex., 1.2 inches rainfal) Is sinall ammunition was vaguely described as “‘nlenty.”” His artilJery then had 3@ rounds t was the photograph ciew that brought the little mother to St. Louis. without limit as to time, but requires that the bshe cur ingg tne ae Chief Campbell told her his department pale from the defe ‘ported dur! the last 2 ans: apped ntracts he made fot short terms. At the ex- Troms tre erenocant. lé rorted (IUTINng wire iis, 24 houre. Inansas : os , > could not take up the search for her, be- piration of any term the «ity can Install tis | About that t me, she clalme, the detendant and Iowa aiso report heavy precipita- per gun. Some of the batteries have been | Resides these, Buller ts etill handic 5 CAUSe CASES of that kind did not come own plant, if pre mared eo to do. beg im to ndbaike efforts te Bel pPruossesSton of i tions. In Miszour! the skies are overcast in action frequently wnee then, ane] acl | by the rreovat hffticulties of transportation “ .. within its jurisdiction, He told her the The date fixed for the expiration of the first the child, Wilile May, although she Dad jand Dr. Hyatt believes rain will fall Tues- | yore probably enraged last Saturday. His! 2nd the lack of mounted men, which makes ; duties and powers of the police and po'nt- contract, Ang. 31, 191, Is, in our epinion, the reared her by her own. energy and resources | dav night. : ‘'Ga6 eee op ge és his cotumn heavy and unwield in com- ed out that official a‘d of the kind she earliest date upon whieh the city could be pre- from a nursling to a girl & years of age, The cold wave comes frem the Rockies. | stock of shells, consequtntly, must be low. |" ©? 7 a cy had hoped for cou.d not be given her. — 8 ye ye elle ee gga of the puolle Piyaintiff aeclares that she refused to give [+ is moving rapidiv this way and ts ox: | vont parison to the exireme mobility of Ris ope ‘ys . Dm sae j y ow ’ . ery] ' ; ’ ee a nt ee oe La e -_ m4 Doubtiess the (¢ hief's Statement was a gy os et natitied “An Ordinance anu- him the custody of Willie May becaltise she pected to turn the prom sed raw into Not a word has come from White or | ponents, . : a erushing blow to her hopes. She seemed theorizing an! directing the Board of Public had reason to belleve he had net cone ; hes Pea a : ; ditlicnetsd ---enmnlaniai Le ae on, Sogtoety — Rote Plana of whe Improvements to cause parts of the designated ducted himself propery during ihe separa- | ~~ a = “oe tven the little mother did hot take wom- strects, avenues and parks to be temporarily tion, and, that she might protect herself | =. ene - 4 Vv —_ _~. ‘ 4 s, d , , ow ' " , ‘ ? : ; a \. an’s relief in weeping. She avked if any- lighted by means of lamps with a celractery from his alleged persecutions, instituted in- | ' “Lat. . ' ee Ie tek : ihe ”“ “? \ , ** *e*eeneesdi thing at all could be done to help her. mantle, made incandescent by the combustion junction- proceedings in the Distrlet Court | . = v- ree . ¢ ‘pf * -~£—> in We The Chief went over the story with her of a hydrocarbon gas, and designating the [jat Fort Worth, e?lx., against him. But, | PO gn ae 7 © i 3 . ; again. She repeated her belief that the fund out of waleh the cost ggg shall tw Tehe avers, she dil not prosecute the case | anh c. =" ee Yes yuucriod © Forac tous ’ children were in an orphan asylum, The = sol Hoe bce Bi dE ge My pene | serest. whieh BECANe Bie 3% ap Ser ce st aye Po gee | fom! ‘ ~, & © ; ily was named Gethiage, and they lived at oo her to ot. Loulg and instietes suit car 4 1614 Ohio avenie She left the Chief's of- ROBT. EF. M MATH, writ of habeas corpus awardipg hin’ pos- } & -—fRace fice saying she would go to these friends {Sunes t tee. session of the child, in Judge Spencer's ‘ , St once and after the visit begin the The first ordinance named in the report} Court, charging her with improper! con- \ WAS WV Cee >)» | P ie ’ starch of the orphan asryluma. , provides for the temporary lighting of the, duet, but declares that the Court, upon # 0. A ( B peSimBULWHaN ad After leaving the Chief's office the little city from May 1, the date of the expiration , full and complete hearing of the evigence ) H/LLS) LSTERS Mother told her story of woe to the Post- of the present arc light contract, to Sept. in the case, awarded her the ehild. She , Pe . t Claims that, not content with this experi- xc oo 1, 1990, when the new 10-year contract be- comes operative. The estimated cost of this ; temporary lighting is $140,000. Withrow in May. 1899, again making The second ordinance named provides for harges of improper conduet male lighting the city s buildings from the date against her and her mother, Mrs. M. } Dispatch. “Maybe the Post-Dispatch can help me,” she sald, “but I almost lost ali hope, and I feur that I am never to eee the boys again.” The little mother was standing on the ence, he began another auit before Judge Pl - ; - . , Co =. , ee . ‘ Fteps of, the gloomy Four Courts building of the approval of the contract until Aug. | J. Swartwood, and her sister, Nirs, |- when she made this opening statement. She = 31, 1991. and after that for periods of one! Grace Holman. But she iualleges tne} ceased talking and turned to follow with ‘ff r~ year. The estimated cost ts $118.90». judgment of the (‘ourt wis again | a — The third ordinance provides for tempor-jin her favor. The platntiff concludes her her eyes a woman who walked between two ) little children down Clark avenue toward ary lighting south of Keokuk street for one | charges of indignities and persecutions by | Twelfth street. A changed expression came rear. The estimated cost is $74. These’ referring to the facet that, at the time of ilis differ only in phraseology from those | filing the suit for divorcee, she waa de- | ' ' into the little mother’s homely grav e es It was an expression almost in icative of MRS. MYRTLE SPATES. that were killed by the House last week. | fending a third attempt on the part of the hope, an expression that raised the droo )- aration of seven years. She eaid the re- These bills went to the Counce! at 3 defendant toa procure a writ of h ibeas core | ing iids and animated the pupils. But the | union was arraifged in Kansas City Dec. o'clock. Their prompt passage by that body | pus fer the possession of the child. She | change was fleeting, the expression only ai29. and was carried out without the knowl- will place the antire responsibility for the | asks that she be granied a decree of | flash. Thea little mother’s lips trembled al- | edge of her parents. lack of light upon the House of Delegates, | divorce, the custody of the -child of the | most perceptibly. The chin dropped, as be-| She alleged that her husband took the marriage and that the defendant be or- -— fore. child away ‘from her at the first oppor- dered to pay her suitable allmony. “You see,”’ she said, “I am this way all/ tunity, and when she found him several , the time. Not once, but thousands of times, | hours later he told her he had secured a The taking of testimony on the reopen- has a sight like that caused my heart to] divorce and had been given custody of the “eo ing of Harry Il. Edwaras’ second petition beat and raised a feeling of great hope |child and that he had married again and Indignant and Aroused Taxpayers fora writ of habeas corpus, awarding him A ee within me. was livin r -cond ife i St ithe possession of Willie May, iia « rhte a ‘ x with the second w:.fe in . the n May, tis daughter, T have peered into the face of chi!dren | Louis. Called Together Next Thursday lwas resumed by Judge Withrow Tuesday seeking mv own for days and cays. It ‘*We went to board at 1508 Washington at Noon | morning The eourt 1s only hearing evi- ‘He : ‘dence as to Mrs. Fxiwards' conduct subse. seems years since I saw them. I have fol-;avenue when I arrived here,” she said. lowed little ones into their homes in pur- stayed there with us, telling me that he ‘quent to the decree of June 3), 1899. when eult of a fancy that there was a resem-| was in business here. He asked me to go President Malcolm Macbeth of the Real she was given possession of the child. That ae Estate Exchange, at the request of a sore decree Was bg own ge meek ihe court saying re , the case woul e Kept open for a year or more members of that organization, has .4 if at the expiration of that time. Sire. | called a mass meeting of citizens to dis- ~hdwards could show that she had been a cuss measures for the relief of the city from competent and Nt custodian of Willie May, dDiance to my boys. “It Is useless. | know, but then I can- not he! it. The mere sight of a HIttle boy, If he is only about the age of mine, takes me hope for an instant. o . , , , . . he decree Vouk e ade ’ nent to as Mtoe! then onde sg ne oo darkness and, if posstble, to devise means ' The rst onan «0 centtty im pabeen as is | would. for I was a g004 mather call @haun of forcing the Municipal Assembly to do Mrs. Benjamin Rurkhardt of 3424 Dine and they loved me. It has heen nearly te te tt ie will be bene at the rooms of | Street. and there was an exciting episole | seven months since they were taken away The meeting © pF ig * ap tli oO. in the courtroom while she was on the wit- but 1 know they have not forgotten me. the Exchange, 110 and 112 North Exghin joss stand. Attorney Ernest Goldsmith | oe me. street, Thursday at hoon. cross-examined Mrs. Burkhardt on. behalf “Ralph was 4 years old In Aucust. Wal- ter was 3 years old last month. We had @ pretty little hore in Pittsburg, and ours This is the first indication of an arousal g¢ Mrs) Edwards and insinuated that she of interest among citizens in the desperate y4g taken an unseemly Interest in- “Mrs situation into which the city institutions Edwards’ affairs. . TS. Seeless to creak nf thats ft youtd wor being have been plunged by the neglect of thé, A’ man back in the audience jumped to k ae ‘ egates. ’ ee ‘emb!] > wi age and exe}: Seve pee Se eran jel it was not my Meal satate men were the first, outside of eg feet, trembling with rage, and exclaim- : , udge. . amd inmates of olt serps a! : . the superintendents ar ity That lady's my wife, an: f ° ” tana en T tla es Geo aie ah eng pa a a aan atten toys Urn low that lawyer to insuit her. 1 ai Gack ; ' cad iy Streets hereto- ' , . x 7 > for each oth om, SAee Se, Beat we ware wot toe. Tighted with incandescent lamps are aise ad off. Your honor, this is outra: LADYSMITH AND THE TUGELA RIVER COUNTRY, ue he Scns OB ge years ot misery now in darkness, and the value of property The court commanded him to sit pene Showing Scene of the Recent Battle at Cesar’s Camp, Wagon Hill and Boer Pesitions on the T gela. - when coe’ o sentah naa = , ai snagg Peon on these streets has depreciated and he reluctantly obeyed. Mr. Goldsmith ad a.” @r and I asked the a ae ye oy | “ep The mass meeting is not confined to real proceeded with his inquiry and Burkhardt The Roers surround Ledyamith and control the ( Wagon Hill Saturday ‘flank these positioas, The adranure division o@ - thought, and was encouraged in ‘the thought estate agents. The oneea Pill be is Invited: made ne further protest. territory (15 miles north and south) Letweem| The Boers occupy all-the other hills about | Builer's army is abput five miles south of CB Oy by him, that the boys would be allowed and all rn ies samasiver on The Fdwards case has already been in| Ladysmith and Colenso. _| Ladysmith, shown on the map. The letter B > Tugela. The aleve map ts reproduced from theese "jal 80, remain with me. PRnat there is deep feeling on this ques- In the ‘nist ee of tet a _ pORgest ‘Hem Cesar's Camp is an ‘‘out fort’? In the: British | marke their fortified positions along the Tugela. | used by the Britieh War Office, The Beet HB oy . . } > TgSte aor oot. ‘ ref . ’ ryt . : ia I was almost happy when I had begun tion amon real estate men is shown, by the ¢,r the possession of a child, The i defenses, one mile south of Ladysmith, and the | on the porth bans, and two points on the soat) | on the Togrele eatend about 16 navies on ae ag as legal proceedings for divorce and was as- es by my attorney that the boys wou!d given to me. Rut this happiness was mot of long duratien. One evening I, all ep Patina was attending to my house- u remark of one that he would atiend with yoree suit means tts continuance for prob- | thatn Boer attack wae directed against it ard | eide. To help Geo. White, Buller must take or | west. ‘“‘Spruit'’ means small stream, a poe prepared to } to the Rreatest ablv a iwther year The costs have al- ; ; lengtns to punish mem ers of the House ready amounted to more than Simm and are . of Delegates for their bold neglect of the | increasing every day ‘ city’s interests. : } snow before noon Wednesday. he weath-f Ruller to-day. This ailence IncramAys the Latest estimates place the hold les in the kitchen, when I saw a Sot ih glean ioteiiinten neces nee j . . he singular absence of interest in the | } or ia fair 3 far south as North Platte, | anprep am mde Fath: | ted ot ah a “¥ pightne ee Beg situation on the ony of private citizens has THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. which felt ‘the first ‘of the cold Tuesday oe capers — oe - " ting Wi strength of the British and Boer ¢ — stop — nk to | <n or tee og * . been shown by their failure to attend meet- * 9 -—" morning. ! known of the losses in the battle of Sat-| 2 am infantry, 0 mounted men, S80 ae window eo boys ‘were playing i the ore ree a ie ee eee ee ee pent ere BAIN OR SNOW. The nigh from the mountains is ex- | urday, further than Gen White's account | tijtery and % guna under Buller, and ARG “gtreet some distanc® from the house. 1!) —————-——--- ane.) i eeet on. Rtn. —— tony bobby ve either —- - -—_— ected to spread over the Mississipp! Val- | that the Boer casualties exceeded his own. | mounted men, 140 artillery and @ fooked across the vacant ground adjoining | downtown with him Monday afternoon to| been tfc! if “ the City nee ry clerks | Sf. Tonis and vicinity Rain or snow Tuesday tm getting well down Into the cotton | — : a a our place and saw them wreatling for the | do some shopping and suggested that we and officials ip tm 7 picht or Wednestar; mach colder States. § The “lows” over the lakes and a. Queen han telegraphed har congratw. | 1. C8. SO possession a toy take Gladys wit us. About 3 o'clock, The meeting Thuraday is expected to Mieaecurt! Threatening with ratn Tueedar night in the far southwest show no s'zn, Ljr. 7 - P ar *“ongTra y- While the conttrmeaitten of the “They were playing thus when™the car-| while we were ai @ dress goods counter, | srouse eufficient interest among citizens to | on4 vast and th portions Wedaced Tl btyatt saves, of interfering with the prog- | lations and thanks to Gen. White and his, “we riage Feachoa them.. The vehicle stopped | he said he would take Gladys over to | cause them to make a demonstration in |e i tee Much colder Weluecday and gers [Px 0f the western “high troops and the General will probably be | th river and the difficulties of eof them. The boys ceased their the shoe department and buy her a pair of rida afternoon. ee ni wank paid wmhhe ‘einesday and corts | “The thermometer may drop lower than | cinvared to the peerage, if he manages to | *®?sPortation, to say nothing: of s rage and looked at the carriage shoes. I consented. When 1 nad finiehed Gay “ae wat portiona Tucaday nigh 3." said Dr. Hyatt. “but from Western re- ;, turning Moveenent, may anewer the ; it ia apparent that the meeting Thursday = a } ARS , ne onside sre- | hold out a@yfew days longer. ° — carriage door opened. A pair of | my purohases of dress goods and went to ty ay; or * ports this morning IT consider that | . tion of the Amertean millit men ipea th boys 1 the shoe department h not there. 1 | '# to be merety preliminary to another and Here d Elsewher Y: & diction safe, The very cold weather will In trying thanalyze Saturday’s battle the , OP aty Bs © boys into the vehicle. The Fags * @ larger meeting. Members of the Kx- _ yp dein nese - oo “«."* : others ar to whether there : clcesed sharply. I heard u slam. hunted all over the store, but could not change stated Tuesday morning that it was St. Laniis ~TTTT TT a KReansas Cite ...... no remain with us three or four day* military @x! ts agree that the engagement many © ® © wae | mi ” we hed. ay: ~ gg amie had reviousix told me that his rel- | tte Intention to take steps at this meeting | SC" York ..... ooo. 30 Tdttlo Rawk ..... . at ae wan general’ along the lines about the be-| & W4y round, they apperentty fan | The | atives lived at an adireas am Ghiee etrent: | 02 mele B Great mans meeting at the Coll- | Writ, °° °° oe. one i iivane .. +... 38 Sugar Again Goes Up. sieged city. Wintle the Boers chose te make Count fully for Buller’s failure to @ ete | »4 I went to this address |Monday night. «y =. oS ms me me roo Se gg Gieveland ... 34g st Pau’ oo]. ll) an | NEW YORK. Jan. 9—Fleven grages of | the azsault ‘against Cesar's Camp om the the enemy's works on the = Bie. (Gt the next _bdioc! husband wae __ there. 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