__ l Boiler l’sisgrspllo that:
its: Occpisd the South Bank
of the River. "
1N 0F BlSHllllES
ll THE____ UHTSIITH TIGHT
, In“ and Twenty-Seven
do! is the We at Last Bat-
arhv -—Isn~s Btrsnglv
Intranet“.
a.
W. January iz—Tho War Office
herding received the following
”In from General Bullet. dated
January 11 9:20. evening:
occupied the moth bank of the
. River at Potgietcra‘ drift this
" and aeiaed Pout. The river is
stood. The enemy is strongly en-
M about four and a half miles
fi the north. "
Whom the definite news that
Ml Butler has commenced a sec-
nthampt to cross the Tugels River.
a only odicial news this morning is
ltstd casualties among the British
ms in the can: at Ladyamith. su-
. January 8. showing thirteen
and twenty—seven wounded. Am-
tha latter was Lieutenant Colonel
6 ~ Henry Dick-Cunningham. V.
commander of the second battalion
the Gordon Highlanders since 1891:
, tan since succumbed to his
m He was immensely popular
Where. and his dhath will cause
. . sorrow.
m Buller' a movement. obvious-
ta of a flanking character. but
it is intended to push the ad-
' home or whether his operations
”I! a i‘eint to cover an attack in
It the Boer position is not ap-
d whence General Buller's
was sent. is sixteen miles
of Fare. The last newa from
d was that it won held by
. rg corps under General
and that the Boers had big
in position at Potgietera drift
.. I sit or eight miles north of
id and across the big 'i‘ugela.
on o! the drift and the
retarded or great importance.
mind here that General Bul-
muted his pinn oi campaign to
Robert. immediately after the
landed and that Roberts sanc-
, it.
. is a belief in some quarters
General Hector MacDonald will
Nethucn in command of
Itoros at Nodder River
. January lz—Them was a
and interesting ceremony at the
flail today. when 500 of the City
- psrial Volunteer! receiv~
kg and the freedom of the
The g crowds in the vicinity
the wiring volunteers. each of
noelved a parchment certificate
one in a nest blue
The ceremonial admitting the
athernoon. was more elab-
‘lt occurred in the presence or
stem. A. J. Newton. the coun-
2- the Duke of Cambridge This
rank and die. were
W
‘8 AHIRICAN CARGO.
January lx~lnquiries made
Uni
...... by.
, _ of.
O8 Lady-mun. Jan— 0“ .1
so ram-r" laws of on run-nor
Ashore es the lowlands-I (out.
stohnaN. I. Juneau—Nomi»-
tner new: of the steamer last
night as wrecked on a rest in It.
Marymabay andoniire.hashsenre-
coined here up to daylight thin morn-
No steamer can leave here for the
scene or the wrecit hetero this attor-
II'l‘l'ic Colonial cruiser Fiona Bay and
the steamer Klee will he sent from Pia-
centia Bay as soon as totry
and save the survivors. irony remain.
A steamer leaving herd' today could
notgettost. Hary‘s baybetoretomob
row.
THE TRIAL OF NOLINNUX.
New York. January lt-Today‘s pro-
ceedings in the trial of Roland B. Nol-
ineux were begun by recalling to the
witness atnnd Harry B. Cornish and
Mrs. Florence Rogers. to identify the
glass from which Era. Adams drank.
The next witness. Herman J. Whittet.
of Cincinnati. aaid he had obtained
from a medical iirm in that city. exhib-
its "0. " ”hi” and “N " bogus Cornish
andfiarnett lettsra. rceueatlng certain
remedies. Dr. Witthaus. the chemist
who testified yesterday. was then re
called and after some preliminary
questioning. Attorney Osborne conclud-
ed the expert‘s direct examination as
follows:
“Doctor. what was the cause of Mrs.
Adama' death?”
"Poison. Hydrocyanic poison." said
the witness.
The cross examination was then be-
Sun.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CON-
" SOLIDATED. '\
New Haven. January la—The
ter today has the following: , All of
the resident directors of the New Ha-
ven road and President John M. Hall
and Vice President Merritt went to
New York this noon to attend the
monthly meeting of the board tomor-
row afternoon. It was reported this
noon that there would be on special
meeting of the board this atternoou. in
New York. No continuation of the ru-
mor could be gained here because of
the exodus of the directors to the me~
tropolis. om‘the recent revival of
rumors connecting the New Haven
road and the New York Central. the
story of a special meeting today was
looked upon as being of the utmost
importance.
OPERATIONS lN LUEON.
Washington. January lt—Gon. Otis
Washington. January il—Gsursl Otis
has made a report to the War Depart-
ment in regard to the “military mm:-
tiona in Luann. aouthof w-
ing the capture of several towns and
a large number of prisoners with arms
and ammunition.
BANK SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Princeton. lnd.. January lx—The Mc-
Ginnis Benin in. Owensviile was enter-
ed last night and the safeblown open.
it is reported that about 316.000 was
taken. The burglars escaped.
"SPOTTED TAIL" DEAD.
Perla. January alottsd Tail. the
Sioux chief. who has been here. exhib-
iting. die‘d oi heart disease yesterday.
He was 89 years old.
2 A UNIQUE NOTICE.
The following is a. copy of a unique
Whittechuroh. London:
Sunday. some families
Stolen. several hours from the Lo ‘s
day. by a number of people or illiter-
ent ages. dressed in their Sunday
clothes."
SPANISH ARI CHARITABLE.
The the
a
Lona Cloth
MHMiapmm‘m
lows:
1st grade. 13ch yin—41.36 pc.‘
to grade. the yin-u.“ no.
so grade Ne ”.41.?! pc.’
«in M28“ yaw-51.50 ic-
e
WaSh Goods Section.
ltomsthnthafibunrssddfltor
the second was! a the rum-y ac.
tivity.
tspfiess'rurksyncdmtlagnaanei.
always mmnow would.
40 pieces Aurora Bill. suitable tor
undanhirts—skirt lining—alwayr- 15c
yard. newscyard.
25 pteoss Percale. in light and dark
colorings.bast 1835c quality for Icyd.
890 mmnants popular Brooch Gan
brie—3 to 9 yds. in the piece—always
15cyard.now!cgnrd.
. Taffeta
Silk Petticoats.
Three lots in * plain colors. and
changeable. that have been divided luv
to three distinct 'hargaias.
Lot No. 1--were 35.00 and ”.00. now
.3 T6.
LotNo. I—werouloandfl-wnow
“.76.
Lot No. 8—-wors 818.50 and 815.00.
now ".50. ,
Lot No. a is made up altogether oi
plaid and stripe hailetaa
Tbs D.M.READCO.
W logy.
um coon.
Sick Room Goods!
lnwliclEzs—hiont.
Hot Water Bottles.
Bandages. Lints. and all
sorts of
Hospital and Sick Room
Supplies.
R. H. PLMSTBD’S,
Mahackemo Block. .
43 Washington Street.
a
mmmgoodsmadoupresaiy."
cornicsunderwesr. Marcher:
homeredatoldgtlue prime-1g"
10!] I MEQIWDIIIIG’S
BIG MINSTRELS,
u’ofistrgthmwifibea .
onxnyynnx,
-: >7 » lggvswoaaa. a!
1m. Mfg-“aw” w.
m 9‘"? It.
Umbrella; to. do“
large ‘. rtkwillbeannouac—.
WaiterthedateWalkintbohall'
The sales will be exhibited in '1‘. J.
Nagaer‘s window. 2 Bo. main street.
attor'i‘uesday neat. :8 1w
oRAMAn"Ic READER.
lnpsrassator sad Vocalist
Bernice. Othello.
melamine HALL.
Wodss‘slay Evening. January 17th,
, -.qm thg‘uspiosn otth's
that Wm: cams
AbalIOIion no earl-u
Tickets at Glendening's.
m
non". SHIRT”.
“Tim AND NIGHT.
Saturdathanunry 20
{rt-ted
.
HABSIVI. SUPERB. CONFLITI.
Bil—it Hundfnd People.
till 000 spectacular First Part.
Entire Tram-of Special Cars.
to American and European Novelties
including tho Great. the only OLVIO.
the Human .the moat astound.
log sensational creation since the days
of Adam.
so New Electrical Effects.
BPNCTACULA STREET; PAGEANT
h NOON.
Seats on sale a Plaisted‘a and Wood a
Prices: Matinee. 10 ”if the; even-
tua- 85. 38 Mid we
80"?! WHILTBI
Thursday. laundry T8
The Show That an lgsde the! Universe
TIE RAYS? BOWLING SUCCESS
l Humid Time.
0F PURE AND WHOLE
ago FUN. .
A GREAT COHPANY OF stNGIRS.
DANCIRS AND OOIIDIANS.
You have all wanted it; now in
smiling. ,
Becure your seats quick at
Pialated’ a or Weed’ s.
PRICES 356.59% The.
8% HOURS
4—
OT Specialinter-
PRINTING
Wow
Before you place your ' ‘
order for Printing of
New Bongo! New Dances! New Music!
2' mks-
..this time. which is nudge up ex
special sales. which have only ,
’ recommend them. but regular goods which
we show the year round. The prices mi all
this kind of goods has advanced the last few
months, but we are still selling at the old
prices. which is much less than inferior
goods can he bought today
All the Newest Designs in" Dram. Poles and‘Brass Rods,
Table and Couch Covers.
one... from Sass to s: .so per ......
Y for Madras. “inmates-draperies. Stand
W *0 15c.
Tapestry and Voices. for Upholstery. 456
to Si ..25
Smyrna Rugs ill all sizes. Jap Rugs iii all
sizes. Fur Rugs m a variety of kinds and
patterns. Art Squares and Druggeis. Co-
coa and Rubber Mats.
raw I“! IN“ “MI.
Wall street. 10:10 a. un—Tbe major-
ity oi atocka showed gains at the ow-
ing in spite of the manned pressure
against Sugar. Those stocks which
were most severely depressed
showed the greatest rebound. Notio-
politan rising 1% and Federal Steel 1%.
In the railroads gains ranged up to a
point in Melville and iii in Cleve.
land. C. C. and 8t. [min under the im-
pulse 0! strength in toreign markets.
There were aupporting orders in Bu-
iow price of 113. The quotation quick
iy recovered to lltfi The stock was
feverish and active at the higher level.
Wall street. it a. In. lative
sentiment rusrding the specialties was
considerablysu mined for a time and the
localgro group. Sugar and Tobacco vibrat-
ed widely. The latter stock ran oil I“
and caused ceiling all around. Sugar
was then pushed up four and one-halt
from the lowest. and the entire list ree-
ponded to above the opening level. Or
dinary movements in the
standard issues. but the tmdeney wig
upward. Notably so were Baltimore
a” Ohio and Burlington.
Wal l street. noon—~A determined
drive against Brooklyn 'ivansit and
metropolitan Street Railway forced
them down 2% and 4% respectively
Sugar then tell its and some of the
specialties resetedin Nany
ottneuiimabeldupweiiandtbe
failure to induoel in this
quarter steadied the list. Show waa
huti ittle donig in bonds and prices
bold tirmly
Wail attest. i p. tin—Sugar
marked up to 111% against the shorts
and advances in other as reag-
od tron l to a points. whole mar-
ket responded uitc vigoroualy. Dolph
more 020 isviiie and [ackn-
wanna extending their not advances to
two or. over. The Graagars ataowsrs
in good demand. Metropolitan rallied
an extreme 8%. A reaction at 1* in
Sugar checked the advance.
rooav'e oucrargoue.
Reportedoverprivatewiteotln.
manhole iniasioa broker. is Nasoaio
Building. Wall street. city. 'i’elephom
”Mm“ “A“
gar. andtheopeningsaleawerentthe.
TRISTRAM a. ‘HYAT‘r.
H. Krieger . 6': Co.
The Leadina Cash or Credit Store
in the Norwalks.
Accounts Opened with Evembodu.
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OuanstWtBueofCloaka Fernanda“ Winona-Gentle
nowgoingon. Wehavethreenonthaotcsldwinterweatherhetorenand
we will furnish you and your children with good warn Winter Clothes, on
our easy weekly payment syatem at
$1 Down. $1 Weeklil. Until Paid.
CLOAKS.
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meetrie Seal Hula, 88.50 .. worth 88.5.
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