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Attention Is Now Fixed on
Ladysmith Operations
CAPTURES AN IMPORTANT POINT
Dislodge Tlnnn Prom Victor1 Hill bnt
- niir Victory Kobarti
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Into Tree u Tramport
London March 1 Uoueral Bullcri
distinct success
hill brings tho
in storming Pietori
rosouo of Ladysuiith
near but tho war ofllco intimated that
tin ininietliato anuouncomont of relief
need not bo expootod Tho going to
and fro at midnight of oflloiuls and
messengers suggested that important
news had boon received If this wore
tho cuso Lord Lansdowno dooided to
sleep upon it boforo taking tho publio
into his couildonco
Gunnrtil Bullers succoss camo aftor
hard fighting on Friday nnd it was im
provised and its execution begun dur
ing the armistice of Sunday In pro
posing tho arniistico tho British com
mander stipulated that both sides should
bo free to move but that neither should
do any shooting Ho was therefore
within his privileges in immediately
beginning to transfer his troops
General Bullers tidings come weighted
with his long list of casualties His
losses in tho four attempts to get Gen
eral Whito out aggregate 4000
IuilvMiiltli In Dire Strait
Ladysmith is iu desperato straits
Charles Williams tho military expert
hays ho learns on very high authority
presumably that of
General Whitos fi
last gasp
This is not so r
iams on nccouut
visions oraniniuniti
is yet exhausted
d Wolseloy that
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nftMtt
almost at its
said Mr Will
lack of pro-
oither of which
icauso of tho
poisonous waters of thoKlip river and
the evil effects of tho heat on tho terrain
in which tho garrison must reside
Even those who havo escaped fever and
dysentery are in a state of low vitality
They can still man trenches and would
probably hold their own against a last
desperato assault but they can initiate
nothing General Bnller now knows
that as units the regiments will bo of
no nso to him for months
According to a dispatch from Capo
Town dated Fob 27 Lord Kitchener is
at Arundel the Boers aro retiring to
Norvulspont aud all is quiet at Storm
berg
Lord Honoris Noxt Move
Thero is no authoritative indication
yet of what Lord Roberts will do noxt
It seems likely that a branch railway
will be built across the veldt to loosen
tho difficulties of transport Colonel
Giouard who built tho Soudan railway
is with Lord Roberts Tho strain on
tho Western railway is seen from tho
fact that tho population of Kimberloy
two weeks after tho relief continues on
reduced rations Lord Roberts troops
have thus far been only partially fed
It is quito clear to technical heads that
those who talk of an immediate and
rapid advanco far into tho Preo State
do not realize the transport conditions
The Boers it appears have built a rail
way from Harrismith to Kroomstadt to
facilitate the movement of their troops
between Natal and the Free State
Maf eking was holding out Feb 16
At that timo the Boers were showing
unusual activity and firing inflammable
shells
The Boers who hold positions south
of the Orange river have been weakened
Rensberg was oooupied by tho British
after a slight skirmish and without se
rious opposition Neither the town nor
the railway has been injured
TirltUh Casualty LUt
Tho rapidly growing casualty lists
ere being classified as quickly as possi
ble They show that up to yesterday
tho total number of casualties was 12
834 of which 2910 were oddod during
tho last fortnight Ten of tho 11 Scotch
regiments lost about 2050 and eight of
the Irish regiments 2000 Then como
tho Gloucester and Northnmborlands
while of the colonials tho Royal Can
udiaus lost 121 and tho Victoria mounted
contingent 20 Tho casualties aro classi
fied thus Killed 1903 wounded 088
missing 3178 disease 830
Winston Churchill iu a dispatch dated
Colonso Fob 27 says Tho condition
of tho wounded who were untouted on
the hillsides Suuday was so painful
that General Duller sent a flag of truce
to tho onemy and it was arranged that
throughout Suuday military movomonts
should continue ou both sides but thero
should bo no shooting This truce ter
minated at dusk The Boors thou re
sumed a furious musketry attack on the
British left Tho attack was repulsed
Fighting continues vigorously Wo
shall see who can stand buckotiug
best tho Briton or the Boer
BULLER REPORTS SUCCESS
Trie Another Crnulnff of thti Tugela and
Capture an Important Point
London March 1 Tho war office has
received the following dispatch from
General Bullew
HiiANDWANi Feb 2EFindiug that
the passage of Laugewaohs spruit was
commanded by strong intrenoumons I
reconnoitared for another passage oftiie
Tugela One was found for mo below
the cataract by Colonel Sandbach Royal
Engineers on Feb 25 We commoijbod
making an approach thereto and ou
Feb 20 finding that I could mako the
pussage practicable I crossed tho guus
and baggago back to tho south side of
the Tugela took up tho pontoon bridgo
on Monday night aud rolaid it on the
new site which is just below tho pros
tut marked cataract
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During all this timo tho troops had
been scattered orouohing under hastily
ooiiHtruutcd small stouu shelters and ox
posed to a galling shell and rifle flro aud
throughout thoy maintained the most
excellent spirits
Tuesday General Barton with two
battalions of tho Sixth brigade and tho
Dublin Fusiloors crept about a mils
aud a half down tho banks of tho
river and ascended an almost porpondlo
ular cliff of about BOO foot assaulted and
carried tho top of Piotors hill This
hill to a certain extent turned tho
ouomys loft aud tho Fourth brigado mi
tksr Colonel Noroott and the Movent h
brigado Oolonol Kitch tid
ing the whole under command of
General Wan on assailed tho onoinys
position which was magnificently car
ried by tho South Luicashlro reglmont
about sunset Wo took about 10 pris
oners and scattereil tho enemy in all di
rections Thero scorns to bo Htill a con
sidorahlo body of lliom leftouand undor
Bulwaua mountain Our losses I hope
aro not large They certainly aro much
loss than thoy would have been were it
not for tho admirable manner iu which
tho artillery was servod
BOERS LEAVE PAARDEBERG
MoveuitMitN of Crouo nnd III Solillon
IJ M I or Knillli Kurort
London March 1 Tho war oftlco
has received the following dispatch from
Lord Roberts
Paakdkiiiku Feb 28 Oronjo with
his family loft hero yesterday in charge
of Major General Prcttyman and undor
tho escort of tho City Imperial
nPNTUAL OUONTE
teors and mounted infantry Later in
tho day the remaining prisoners went
in charge of the Earl of J and es
corted by tho Gloucester UiVtl 100 Im
perial volunteers Tho women and
children are being sent to their homes
I understand that great diftjatirif
was felt by tho Boera at Cron jos ref uil
to accept my offer of safe conduct to tho
women nnd children and medical caro
for the wouuded 170 of whom aro now
in our hospital Many of them are iu a
terrible plight for want of caro at an
earlier stage I inspected tho Boers
laager yesterday and was much struck
by tho ingenuity and energy with which
the position was made almost impreg
nablo to assault
General Cronje it appears had stead
ily refused to believe it possible that tho
British would mako a long march away
from a railway and therefore ho totally
misconceived tho objeot of the strategio
movement of Lord Roberts imagiuing
that it was merely a change of direction
in order to attack Magersfontcin by way
of Jacobsdal
Prliouer at Modder Illvar
Cape Town Feb 20 Thero are now
COO prisoners at Modder River most of
whom surrendered Friday and Satur
day They aro kept under guard be
tween wiro fencos
ArolibUliou Uuiiiiessy I Sinking
Dubuquk March 1 Archbishop Hon
nessy is sinking rapidly He was un
conscious all the afternoon and tho at
tendants expect his death duriug the
night
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
Aloxander Woorn United States con
sul at Kiel has received his oxquatour
William S Wolls a former South
Dakota capitalist died at Huntsvillo
Ala Wednesday
Edwin A Potter was Wednesday
selected to succeed tho lato General
John MoNulta as receiver of tho Na
tional Bank of Illinois
The Ohio sonato unanimously passed
tho Roberts bill creating a state board
for tho examination of stationary engi
neers nnd it is now a law
Wednesday was a day of suicide
murder and fatal uccidont at Pittsburg
Five dead one dying and another al
most asphyxiated is tho record
Tho Morgan line steamer Whitney
which left Koy West Fob 24 for Ha
vana had a thrilling experience She
broke her shaft and was completely at
the mercy of a heavy sea
The Gorman battleship Sachsoon is
reported to havo stranded near Kiel
lighthoriEe during a fog In an attempt
to lighten tho vessel by removing somo
of her guns one of thorn was lost
George Young Johnson ono of tho
most noted printers in the country died
Rt Lexington Ky Wednesday in his
B4th year He was at ono timo foreman
of tho Now Yoik Tribune undor Horaco
Greeley
Major General John R Brooke who
has been iu Washington since his recent
detachment from duty as governor gen
eral of Cuba has beon slated for tho
command of tho military department of
tho east with headquarters at Now
York city i
John Mitchell president of the United
Mine Workers has issued a call ad
dressed to all uuiou men of tho country
requesting them to observe Saturday
March ill as a holiday It is tho anni
versary of tho foundiug of the eight
hour workday among miners in Chi
cago lu 1883
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VOTR 0NP0RT0 RICO
House Passes Amended Bill by
Eleven Majority
SIX REPUBLICANS AGAINST IT
Four OniiMxirat Votn for tlm Mr inure
Hlnk Mniiilinr Itoundnd Op by Ililty
Wlilii lrt Kirllemant Throughout
III Ilniil Slruceta
Washington March I The battle
royal ovor tho Porto Rienn tariff bill
ended in tho house yesterday in a swoop
ing victory for tho Republicans Tho
bill as amended at tho eonfereuco of
Republicans ou Monday night so as to
reduco tho tariff from 25 to lfi per cent
of tho American tariff aud limiting its
lifo to two years wan passed by a vote
of 172 yeas to 101 nays Six Republic
ans Crunipaokor Intl Fletcher
Minn Hcatwolo Minn Littlelleld
Mo lioriiner Ills and McCall
Mass voted with tho opposition
against tho bill aud four Democrats
Davoy and Meyer La Oovries Cal
aud Sibley Pa voted with tho Hepnb
licans tor thuMrill In addition War
ner Rep Ills was paired against the
bill with Boutollo Rep Mo for it
Two other Republicans Umo la and
Faris Intl were absent aud unpaired
Thoy worn understood to bn against tho
bill Four Democrats who were op
posed to the bill Fleming Ga Small
N C Smith Ky and Stalling
Ala were absont and unpaired
Herculean efforts had been made to
get out tho full vote and this led to
somo remarkable incidents Six men
were brought from beds of sickness
two of them from hospitals
Brownlow TVnn was brought in a
carriage accompanied by his wifo and
physician He sat bundled up near tho
entrance until his vote was given and
then withdrew It was felt that tho
strain would be severe upon him but
when Tawney tho Republican whip
urged that the bill might bo lost by this
ono vote Brownlow said I would
ruthor loo my lifo than see this bill de
feated Tawney and three assistants
were out in carriages until midnight
accounting for every vote and Under
wood tho Democrat iu whip was simi
larly exerting every moans to get out
his vote Three Democrats wore
brought from sick bads
Tho first test was on a substitute of
fered by McCall on behalf of the oppo
sition It was tho original Piyno bill
for free trade with Porto Rico and was
defeated KiO to 171 Only five Repub
licans voted for the substitute Fletcher
Rep Minn who subsequently voted
to recommit and against the bill voted
against tho subt tituto A motion to re
commit it which followed shared a
similar fate being lost 150 to 172
Thero was great excitement through
out tho rolls which were followed with
eager interest by thousands of specta
tors who packed tho galleries to suffo
cation The Republicans indulged iu a
demonstration of with jubilation when
the final result was announced
ALDRICH STIRS UP ALLEN
Nebrnaka Senator Reent Slighting Itef
nrenco to Jlrynri
Washington March 1 Notwith
standing tho agreement made by the
senate to voto ou tho Hawaiian gov
ernment bill at yesterdays session tho
final vote ou the measure was postponed
until 4 oclock today Practically no
progress was made on tho bill although
it wus under consideration nearly four
hours
Aldrich chairman of tho finance com
mittee mado an explanation of tho
work of the conferees on tho financial
measure Tho amendment to permit
banks to issue one third of their circu
lating notes iu denominations of tlvo
dollars ho said was agreed to becauso
bauks in remote parts of the conntry
ueeded a good deal of currency in small
bills in order to nocommodnto customers
Allen interrupted that thero was no
such demand from his section of tho
country and the amendment was sim
ply in lino with the committees policy
to cater to the desires of tho banks
A lively political colloquy occurred
botween the two senators during which
Aldrich said that as Allen had just re
turned from a Populist convention and
a conoreuco with his candidate for the
presidency ho was presumably speak
ing with authority He also intimated
that Bryan might havo changed his
views on the money question since tho
last report
This arousod tho Nebraska sonator
who denied that he had beon in confer
ence with Bryan and said the sneers of
Aldrich directed at a man who was in
every respect his equal wero unwar
ranted and uncalled for
Iu response to a question from Wol
cott Allon said I do not want to
baudy words with tho senator for tho
boueflt of the galleries Thero havo
been somo boodling Republicans iu our
party referring to Wolcotts roferonco
road Populists but
like St Patrick did with tho snakes
we swept them out at our recent confer
ence
O110 of tho features of tho session was
tho speooh of McLnurin S O ou the
Philippino quostiou Ho is the first
Democrat in tho senato to declare him
self for expansion
Lleiitnuiit VU li Commit Suicide
Wabihvuton March 1 General Oti
has reported to the war department
that Second Lioutonunt Johu R Waugh
Thirty ninth infantry shot himself
through tho heart while temporarily tie
ranged from extreme ucrvousuoss on
the 27th iust at Manila Lieutenant
Waugh was born iu Nebraska in 187G
WEEKLY
NORFOLK NEBRASKA THURSDAY MARCH 1 1H00
PRINTER AND BINDER SAFE W
Inn Homo tlut a Not Favor tho Hill to
AliolUti Iho OltlroK
Dks MoiNUs March I Yesterday
tho Iowa hnuRfl put itself on rooord
against tho abolition of tho oflloos of
tho statu printer and bl 1 ler Tho voto
on tho bill to nboli h them reached
lato Wednesday afternoon after two
sessions of tint warmest ilinousHion
whioh 1ms yet developed over any pond
ing measure Mood Ift to 48 No mo
tion was filed to reconsider It now
j maim to bt seen what tho upper body
will do with a similar lnenniiru pending
boforo it but it is not presumed that
even should such a measure pass tho
upper body it could now get through
the house
Tho report of the special committee
appointed to investigate tho rates paid
tho state printer and binder was made
shortly boforo tho bill was taken up lu
tho house It gave bid 011 worlt from
10 of he state dopirtmoutu by different
prominent printing establishments
showing very little difference between
their prices and those of the stale printer
and binder
Tho house passed without a dissent
ing vote the niMilutions calling 011 tho
governor secretary of slate auditor
and treasurer to explain their conneo
tion with insurance and building aud
loan companies
I Itrv Ilr tirrcii Muy I corn lottn
CrDAit Rapius la March 1 Rev
Dr Green rector of Graco church and
a prominent eamlidato for bishop of the
Episcopal tlioeese of Iowa two years
ngo has just returned homo from Den-
ver While there members of the Cen
tral Presbyterian ohuroh tho largest
and wealthiest in the city which is iU
present without a pastor suggested t hive
Dr Green be called to the pastorate
I The suggestion mot with instant favor
and the call may be extended It is
belinved that if the call camo iu the
regular way Dr Green might be per
suaded to return to his first love tho
Presbyterian ohuroh and accept the
call
IiiImii1i Vnli to Huy Wntorwni It
Dimuvint March 1 At a special elec
tion by a vote of t lUl for to fil
against it was decided to accept tho
water companys proposition to sell its
i plunt to the city for loOOO For the
Mirst time 111 tno lnutory 01 1110 city
women voted Thoy east 275 votos fur
tho proposition to HI against II
Illtll iplohion ill 11 Iki iii MoltHtt
Watkuioo la March 1 A terrible
explosion at tho farmhouse of Gustuvus
Horn wrecked I ho house and injured his
two young children so badly that they
will dio The explosion is supposed to
have resulted from a keg of gunpowder
stored in tho garret
ItohliiHoii To lies Now roaltlou
Sioux City March I Judge G S
Robinson received his commission as a
member of the Iowa state board of con
trol whioh now makes him an active
aud full fledged member of this body
HEARING TO BEPOSTPONED
Nnbranku Htutr Hoard I to Grant the ltilll
roaili nil KxtnnMlou of Timo
Lincoln March 1 Today is tho date
fixed by tho state board of transporta
tion to hear arguments by the railroads
why tho order should not be enforced
commanding them to lower their rates
on cattlo 10 per cent and on hogs 5 pur
cent
Various members of the board havo
expressed thonibolves as willing to post
pone further consideration of the sub
ject until tho temporary restraining or
der has been decided by Judge Munger
and tho time for hearing tho objections
of the roads will probably bo extended
uutil after March 8 the day set for hear
ing in tho federal court
Miller Muiilrd In Machinery
Youk Neb March 1 John Rafter
aged 71 years employed as head miller
iu Crabbs roller mills near McOool
wns working around the shafting
when his clothing became entangled in
the shafting rod He was wound around
and around striking floor ceiling and
machinery Only by reason of his
clothes tearing loose did he escape in
htunt death He received such injuries
that littlo hopes aro entertained for his
recovery His left side was torn open
exposing his lungs
Ntrxleht hoiii Major
Lincoln March 1 Tho voto cast for
a successor to William Hayward of Ne
braska City as junior major of tho Sec
ond regiment was canvassed yesterday
resulting in tho election of KJ Straight
now commanding officer of company F
of this city
r lunenr NeliiMiUiiu Dead-
G kih no Neb March 1 Judgo Will
iam J Richardson died quito suddenly
yesterday evening Judge Richardson
was one of the original settlers in this
county and has hold numerous respon
sible oftlceB
OH Ktf nmnr lltirn at Sea
San Fkancisxo March 1 Tho Mer
chants exchange has received word
that the well known ship St John
bound from Now York for Yokohuma
with a cargo of coal oil was burned at
sea off the coast of Java near Bauju
Wiugi yesterday Captain I II Fales
and his crew escaped to tho shoro with
their personal effects
Itlntlni In llrlfuit
Bkifast March 1 A rumor that
Ladysmith had been relioved led to
street demonstrations in Belfast yester
day which precipitated conflicts botween
the Orangemen aud Nationalists Thero
was considerable ttone throwing and
many persons wero injured and somo
property damaged
1HA1N ROISIll KILLED
Lon Curry Shot Down by Of
ficers Near Kansas City
WAS MAKING A DA811 TO I180APE
Dend Mnn One nf tho Hnnd Which Held
lip the Union l ixllTo Truln at Wllroi
Vy Intt litim Another of the Iiiiik
Iliucht lit Cripple CireU
Kansas UiiY March 1 While malt
ing a dash to escape Ixmnie logiiu
known also as Ion Curry one of tho six
moil who on Juno V Inst robbed a Union
Pacific train of 11000 in cash near
Rook reek Wy was shot ami killed
by detectives who had tracked him from
Cripple Creek Colo
Ijogiiit was visiting tho homo of his
aunt ami cousin Mrs Hob Lee aud Miss
Lizie Lee and had been thero it week
This makes the fifth member or the
gang who has been made to bilo the
dust
Yesterday Logan was located at the
leo home and three local detectives
and three Pinkerlons surrounded the
house ami called ou him to surrender
Instead Logan darted out of a rear door
pistol in hand As ho reached tho gate
and turned to lire a volley from tin de
tectives caused him to waver Ho ran
lfiO yards across tho road and into a
cornfield before he Ml When the de
tectives reached him lie was breathing
his last a bullet wound through his
head and his revolver still clutched in
his hand Logan was placed in it wagon
anil brought to tho morgue iu Kansas
City
Thoro wero six men in the Rock Creek
robbery Louuio ljogan his two broth
ers Harvey nnd Mob Mob Lee their
cousin anil two others They madu
their escape to tho Big Horn country
in Wyoming after killing Sheriff
Ilazen one of a posse pursuing them
AliMiil it inotil li otrn Huh lnminil llurvnv
Logan were killed in that country after
a fierce tight and two of the others are
said to have since been killed Mob I Ki
gali is slill at largo Howards of i00
were ollVred lor each of the robbers
linn Hotrn Vimllur Tinln Itohhnr
DrNvrit March I- A special to tho
I I 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 from Cripple Crook says
that Mob Curry alias Mob Lee allowed
to be ono of the men who robliL d the
Union Paeillo mail train at Wilcox
Wyo in June iHilll was arrested here
last night by a sherilfs posso Tho ar
rest was llin result of information re
ceived from Doilson Mo where Lewis
Curry another of tho robbers was
kiled
SNOWSTORM STOPS TRAFFIC
Train on UoiiiIn Out of Chicago Doluytid
anil St rent Cur Hloladil
CiiKAdo March I Local traffic was
blocked in parts of tho city by the snow
storm The weatherbureau announced
that the snowfall was tho greatest since
the winter of 1808 averaging nearly
seven inches in tho middle western
states
Tho greatest snowfall uocording to
the weather map is in Illinois Mis
souri Kansas southern Michigan north
ern Indiana southeastern Iowa and
southeastern Wisconsin Railroads
running through these states reported
trains from half an hour to fivo hours
late
Scarcely a trado or industry in the
city escaped without feeling somo effect
of tho blizzard Outside of tho street
car service it was tho stock yards railway
sorvice whioh had tho greatest diffi
culty Tho snow piled deep in that
vicinity nnd although two engines were
attached to many of the incoming trains
several were stalled It was impossible
in many instances to switch cars to tho
switches which go to tho packing houses
and this doluyed shippers At one timo
lfiO cars of live stock woro stalled be
tween Madison street aud the stock
yards This delay in tho delivery of
cattle had its effect on tho market
Fatal Tent meat Klru
New Yohk March L A flerco fire
broko out nt midnight in a tenement at
1091 Third avenuo Tho police and
firemen mado many thrilling rescues
and after tho fury of tho flames had
been spent the bodies of three children
wero found in tho ruins They are
thought to bo tho children of Edward
Friedman who lived ou tho top floor
Fried mans wifo is missing and sho in
thought to bo burned to death
Slgnrls used by ships at sea dnte
from 1005 They were Invented by the
Duke of York afterward James II
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Two hundred and fifty Roman priutor
struck against typesetting machines
Rome declaros uneasiness ovor the
DAbruzzes polar expedition is unreason
able
Tho kaisers play was hissed on its
first production at Berlin so ho left tho
theater
Tho largo wholesale grocery firm of
John A Andrews Co of Bostou has
assigned
Dr T W Graydou of Cincinnati
diod Wednesday from the offects of an
operation for appendicitis
Lord Rosobery Wednesday resigned
the prenideuoy of tho Scottish Liberal
association a po tt ho had held for 20
years
Tho historical society of Wisconsin is
making a search for the spot iu Cali
fornia where William S Hamilton sou
of Alexander Hamilton lies bunud
Secretary Root Wednesday annouueed
his intention of making a flying
trip to Cuba Ho wishes to mako a per
sonal examination of present conditions
both political uud industrial in the
Island
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Attorney at Law
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Will Kindly call t your liomna and do am f thl
work Ordnrt lakon for flnu hair hnHiling
Im foot mutch miarantiwd ItBildiinrn on Ktrat
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