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LONDON, Sept 101A pitrilauien
tniy paper issued this morning gives
a. full report of the recent, conicron‘cc
bctweon the Colonial socrdtuiy.Josopl1
Chamberlain. and the floor generals.
Bothn, Do won and Windy. Prior
to agreeing ti) tho lutcrvlow. which
tho Boers risked for Animist 20,.tho
VICTORIA, B 0., Soptcmbor 10r~
Japanese pupoxa contain telegrams
stating that 6.00;) persona lost their
llveia by tho 'ovcrflowing of Wont rivor
In Chlnp.5 ’l‘horo was also heavy loss
of property and life in Formosa by
floods, toilowodby n tidal wave.
Tho Boxers are aotivc‘ in ll‘hous Tu
tic morit. The, wriod of which it rip composed. mainly
Oak and Mahogany, seems particularly suited to its pur-
pose. . ._ ;:.,. I I‘.‘
Among the new arrivals are two companion pieces, a
Chair and Ro5cker, each of solid Mahogany. hand-carved,
the seats upholstered w51th genuine Spanish leather. Both
are exceedingly handsome and worthy of a special visit}
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Solvent a me ins disc vorcd by'r
David yo! Kingston, NY .nWWnul-
also known to the people omiihooun
biomass- town yourgoon and potholpcist
forthe years. Thin moody, his
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invlg and mind purifier, and protects on
TARS
5011 per dozen.
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30¢ per dozen.
—-18 quart Agate Preserving Kettles Only 59c.
remind you that‘we are complete homo i‘urnishers. Everything
room.
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‘ its: AND CAREFUL DELIVERY.
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u‘r‘s Iay Bargains.
Half-Price ltér’ns.
LADIES’ COLORED SHIRT WAISTS,
so cent quality 25 cents.
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LAWN AND BATISTE. WAISTS,
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
f-«rISADIES' WHITE WAISTS.
$1.06 quality for 50 cents.
’ ,rucx‘nn AND EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
, $1. so quality for 75 cents.
FmER QUALITY, AND WORK.
$2. 00 quality for $1 00.
. ALL LINEN SKIRTS.
ALL PIQUE SKIRTS,
At Half Price.
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colonial secretary requested a. list of
the subjects which it was desired ro
discuss and tho gcnqula l’oru null-1| 11
list, of subjects. including the follow-
ing: ’
Complcto amnesty to the rebels.
A yearly grant to all Boer widows
and orphans and maimed burghcru. .
Equal rights for tho English and
Dutch languages in the schools and
courts.
That equal rights with thc'Br‘liish
be conceded to bulghcts complying
with the terms of surrender, including
the right to rcthrn to South Africa.
The immodiato release of all pri-
soners of war:
The reinstatement of the oillclals of
the into South African republics or
compensation for their loss of oil'lco.
Compensation for all loss occasion-
ed by Itho British troops by tho use.
removal, burning or destruction by
other moons of all private property.
The rciuslutoinont of the burghorn
in tlio‘owucrshlp of their farms con-
fiscated or sold under tbc proclamation
of August '7. 1901.
Compensation for tho use of the
proportion of burgbcrs tukcu by the
British authorities.
’ Payment for tho lawful obligations
of the late Smith African republics, in-
cluding thosc incurrcd during the
war. ' ‘
The rescission of tho decision to add-
u portion of the Transvaal to Natal.
Grnnting an extension of time for
the payment of all debts duo to the
burghors to the late governments of
the South African republics.
Mr. Chamberlain, in replying. ex—
pressed great surprise at the number
and character. of the proposalat point-
ing out that the conditions agreed up-
on at Vcrccnlging were dull) accept-
ed by the burghers and the British
government and that they could not be-
re-opened nor could proposals rejected
at that time again be discussed.”
it the interpretation or the agree-
ment was open to question his mni~
only’ a government would endeavor to
Icmovc all doubt.
At thc opening of tho (outcroncc thc
liocr generals disclaimad any desire
to alter the term’s of surrender in any
way. On the 111mm at smncau to
rebels. General Botha ouprosscrl disa-
ppointment that alter the promise giv-
cu byhord Kitchoncr. the rohols had
not boot: granted amnesty at the time
of King Edward's coronation, in roply
to which: Mr.IChnmborlnln promised
that tho imperial aovcrnmcnt would
not hinder any generous intentions oi
the governments oi Natal and Cape
Cniouy in regard to rebel!
As to tho return oi bulgburs to
South Atrlcu. the. colonial secretary
declared .it was. the xovorulnont‘urln-
lcntlon to retain tho right to prcvcnt
the return or disloyui patrons who had
not frankly accepted tho terms or
pound. including former sluto scorn-
tary Rolls 0! this Transvaal as a rose
‘ my time, i recollect tho great Civil
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member the namo~0nlourr1 So vent. and
accept. u'o other instead at it ,
the Boers with tho troutmcut oi the
South with the North. in Aiucrir.,'11 ul-
tor the Civil war. “1 would remind
the general.” said MrII->0hninberluin.
“that we have undertaken already
more obligations than have ever be—
toro been undertaken under similar.
circumstances. To take one case in
war in America. and l appeal to that
because that stands out as a case in
which more than ovcr bcforc..or lu-
dccd ever since. tho. victor. the cow
queror. showed a Inugnunimoua and
amounts l'ccliug to thc conquered.
There was good reason for this..bc-
cause they were brothers of the some
rare. the sumo. religion, the some ov-
t‘l‘yl’hlnfl. it was a civil war. but oven
in that case the, northern side. that is
to say .tho victorious sido, madouo
provision whatevcr. oiihcr by way of
urant. pcmdon or allowance to the poo-
plc who had boon Wounded. to the side
that had been conquered. They gnvu
them their lives and their liberties.
and after a period or ten yours gow-
Ihcm votes, but did not giro tlwm any
money compcnuutlon. But we hnvo
cone a Htrp beyond that. because wc
have contributpd In addition to all our
own enormous cxponscs u very largo
sum to rciicvc those who are really
destitute in our now colonies. Wc
huvc done more than .1 think was cx«
pcctod and we bavc done all that we
can nilord to do, and i think it would
be undt‘sirnblo for tho ~gonornls to press
on any furtbcr in this matter. cltht-r
now or in writing."
Proceeding Mr. Chamberlain voiced
the desire expressed by (lcnI-rni Dolba
that they should all liw in peace in (In
lure in South i‘rica.
"We want in this country.“ said the
colonial secretary. in forgot and for-
give. because it you think. as you well
may. that you have something to (or-
give we also think 110 have a great
doc] to forgive. But we wont to put
all that on our side. The war is over.
We ouch fought on wcll as we know
how and now there is peace. All we
want is to rccoguizv you on it llow sub
lotto, with ouraclna making as wc
shall work i'oI i111 prosporily and lib-
any 01' South All it '1 How great that
libert) is. and buu soon roqulctc soil
government will ho 11.1111 111ch to South
Africa depoudu oJIIIrcly on the rapidity
with which the old animositlcn die
o.ut "
Mr. Chamberlain (onrludcd with say.
ing that the govcrumcut would be glad
of the co- -opo.ration or men like the
generals who had loynlly Income-d5 the
new situation. As tin) wnntcd South
Africa to bc a happy abiding place for
all. hr {cit surc that if thc burgh-11's
mot. tho British half way they would
fliid thorn qultc as good trinnds in the
future as they. had been loyal enemies
in the past.
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DETECTIVE CRAIG'S DEATH.
The Inquiry Open-Two Eye Witncs.
In Examined.
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whorc Monoralirucc and bowls, Amor-
lcun missionaries, were murdered. The
lloxcrs are out Well (111111311. but are.
cunning much trouble
R. E. P11111111, engineer of the Pacific
Cable Company, and Mr. Lucas, cngln~
ccr for tho Puciilc Cubic Board. arrlv.
od from England last night and loft
later. for tho ,wont coast of. thoialand.
whero tho now Pacific "cubic is to be
laid in Canada. The Colonla. with the
cabin tor tho stretch from hereto Fan-
ning island, was ropm'tod coming up
the Straits last night. Tho laying of
tho cable will commence as soon as
tho )oloniu shall have cooled. moderate
TRAVELEDV 1,666 MILES.
President Roosevelt’s Southern Trip
Ended Today.
W ASIllNG'l‘ON. Scpt. ills-Il’rcuidcnt
limiscvclt arriVI-d bore 111 6:30 this
morning in his upccial lruiu ovcr tho
Southern railroad, and left at '51' o‘clock
via the l’cnusylvuuia railroad, for Now
York. 'l‘hr prosidont and his party
Iravoicd from Washington in two cars
uttnchml to tho regular train. From
Now York the Sylph will convoy tho
prcsldcnl to Oyster Bay.
liming the half hour his car was in
the depot a number of railroad mun.
ncwspnpcr men and travrdcra gallior-
ad around it in tho hope of getting a
[glimpse of the president. They won:
disappointed in this, howovcr, for the
almost continuous traveling oi Inc
lhrco wot-ks had tuxcd his strength
and he was enjoying tho sloop and rust
ull'orded by tho long run lrom North
Carolina. No Incidcnt north) of men—
iiun marked tho Journey during Ibo
night.
StVGlill White House oil‘uiais Wt'it‘
on hand to mm t the train and tor souu
tlmo Were engaged in coIIvI-rI-tailon
with Secretary Corn-b on The south-
ern trip which tirtunily ondcd hr I'c.
ment.
Prices of Chair, $31. 50. Rocker, $32.75.
Big easy Rockers of Antwerp Oak with broad 311111
on which one may write, look very comfortable and en-
ticing. The seats are of Spanish leather. '
There are new Tables of Weathered Oak splendidly
finished to’ bring out the beauty of the Wood. Some of '
these have reversible tops, where by touching a spring
the polished top disappears to be replaced by one of dark
green felt, well liked by card players.
This collection' 15 large and varied. The prices are
There are pieces of Furniture to fit any house,
and in keeping with any purse.
Fourth Floor.
,5,
Take the Elevator.
NEW INGRAIN CARPETS.
Today has brought a fine new line of :Ingrain Carpets
that are just out of their burlap coverings.
patterns appear choice colorings, and designs that have
never been shown before. They are the best all wool In-
grains. and
65 cts a yard.
Do not leave the store without stopping at the Shirt
Waist Section to look at the sweaters and Golf, Vests.
The cool days will. belhere before long. and these5 gar—
ments will be found very sensible and practical as well as
attractive in appearance.
A sale of French Lingerie is going on at this depart-
THE D. M. READ_COMPANY.
cm Prod a distance of 1.6% miles.
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.
“1 was treated for three years by
good doctors," writca W. A. Greer, Mc-
(.‘nnnclimdllc. 0., "for Piles and Fis-
Brr'dgeport. Conn.
tula. but, when all failed. Bucklcn‘s
Arnlcn Salvo cured mo in two weeks."
(‘uros llurns Bruiscs (‘uts (.‘orns
Sores Eruptions Suit libcdm. Piles or
no p 25c at, I“ ll. Baxter's drug
store.
CREMATED LIVING BABIES.
Mrs. Pauline Taecchler, of Chicago,
Charged with Using Kitchen Range.
CHICAGO. Septcmbcr itiwflrvma-
tion of living bnbicn in 111‘!” kitchen
range is a chargc made by Charles
Early against Mrs. Pauline Tncsbclor,
who conducts a private hospital 101'
womon in South May street. Early
made this and othcr sorions churgva
below tlw. stain board of health. Au :1
rcsult omcinis oi' the board scrum! a
warrant against Mrs..'l‘mcblcr on a
charge of practicing mr-dioinc without
11 llccnuo. and the woman has been or-
ongagIous
DIseases
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in point and 321.; that Mr Holt: was "‘1 Service All“!!! Cram. who was kill- rested. Mrs. Tncochler. attributes the \5
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consistent witheathc declaration he had
pm at Voracious.
Genera 1 [1011111 said 1111110111111 that
our "Sins of 01111 man would not be
visited on others. adding.
“It one man says foolish things. let
him suitor therefor cloned . .,
Mr. Chamberlain lutormnd tho Iron-
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dont liooucvcit and party was struck
by a trolley car, opened yesterday.
Prouldent Roosevelt and secretary
Cortelyou still not beralicd as witnes-
son; The hearing was prlrato
Among the most important witness.
on were Frank 3. Clark. a run! estate
dealer. and .l C. Robotic a carpenter.
who wore ego wilnossca. 5Mr hUlnrlt
farms balancing Mbdt‘fllom. Renard» has stated 1 at In 1111 man on 1 11 ac-
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it you and youridutioa will not per-
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you should have at It pleasant summer
resort. get a bottle of Ramon 8 iron . I
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