Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1900, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BE are the very l.l|<-~l shirt 40c Neck “Particulars as the Goods Come In.” Men's $I Shirts at 49¢ 1\ v s e (irocery Ribbo‘l, 15C ‘ T8 YotapHud AFr K in Tl An tHe eaavern WAL collars and cuffs attached—some with separate collars—these 49 e Our cloak Buyer are big bargains, and while they last we will sell them at ..... C Bargalns kets and tellsus he secured the greatest bargains In' ever saw in Silk Waists, Suits, Jackets and Skirts. Already y " 1,000 doz men's trac H our department is crowded with bargains he purchased. Men S ISC a" Il“e“ C()"ars 5C collars inall 1h,,‘;\t Prices to Suit .A\IIBuy. new styles, every collar warranted new and perfect in this lot, all sim-s: €rs. 400 more of those silk waists that 2 QO from 14 to 19, at 8c. Men's 25¢ white cuffs at 10c. Boys' 1 and $1.50 |0 1 sack highest grade four..... 8110 <, rdav ve - el sl L el (L shirts in all the new styles at 49¢, 500 dozen men's fine suspenders in 10 1b. sack pure Graham flour........ 1de LA Al SR 1000 ladies’ dress skirts in the all 1 sol 50 i il doRalhag s pieces of the finest taffeta neck Vool HUTERTALE; BOUENE &' & Ahetion ol 2 98 all |£|(- new sty i thn} cold up to .»l‘ ¢, go in two ’lnln at. 25¢ i and 15¢. |31 can Mitehell's grated pincapplo £ 1 . N their worth, fuily worth up to 83, at ...... v Men’s 50¢ working shirts at 28¢. 300 dozen men's working shirts in hght! Tall cans blood red salmon ribbons—all colors, each piece ht at 1 and dark colors, also black and white stripes, all at 28¢ At BT AvieE e " . 150 ladieg’ suits bought a ess 4 h Al L 3 8 S, b Large bottle Sweet Gherkins, Sour 14 yards long, worth 40¢, for than the cost of making—made to sell a 7 98 | Mixed Onlons or Chow Chow pick 15¢. 812 10 $20, on sale for ... ... bottle French mustard [ Ladies’ rainy day skirta in blnes, - 5.00 Men’s Shaw Knit Half Hose at 15¢ - blacks, grays and oxfords, with 16 rows " ' : e i " .:,‘,m.‘m“"‘ T e et Something t hat never happened before in Omaha, 500 dozen men's fine Shaw | ni alf IS ¢ WO ‘here s O5e a5e¢ Thi ine N Knit Half Hose that are sold everywhere at 25¢ and 35¢. This ineludes all the ‘, 786 Blassse purs frult Jelly ““1 ““}“Ii m‘":' Ll l”"d 12 50 new styles made, plain black, plain tan, black with white sole, ved, blue and all | Quart can pure toney avip syrup 7 throughout—made te 3 of 5816 &Y € the faney strvipes made we ave going to give you all a chance at this lot. Every | Bulk Laundiy. per pound, onl " N oy » : Pound cans Pineapples, sliced in heavy s, worth 26c sale for 9¢ One lot of ladies” silk mul satin 8 08 pair is warranted to be the genuine Shaw Knit Hose and while 150‘ syrup WO es, worth 25¢, on sale for Yc i 3o aatt Ban S1R.B0: 015 SEIS. -1 . they last we will sell them at ...... . "ancy large Italian pr por 1b eacl skirts—made to soll for $12,50, on sale at.. I vach. | 100 ladies’ silk capes, trimmed with lace and satin 4 98 ‘II,_' VATt A, - vibbon, silk lined, worth &3, $10, $12—all in onc lot for only....... VST rr e . M $l 50 C I d L d d Sh ..v."' dozen ... . . 8 b“-’ec{al Bargains 150 ladies’ heavy blistered crepon skirts—made to sell en S 0 Ore aun ere Irts ’ e Wi s il ‘lul.u”: seeee 100 50c¢ dresser scarfs, 15¢. for $10.00, only 300 dozen men's fine laundered shivts in all the new patterns P 20¢ Large bottle pure tomato catsup Ky ™ 35¢ leather belts, 5c 75 Cents and colors, made for this scason. Some with two pairs 1-nfl'.~'.) : g : : ! - — 25c¢ Tooth Brushes, Oc I'he chance of a lifetime— 65000 best gquality tooth brush- Evaporated cream, per can 31 &e sacks fine able salt ..o, sresent only a few of the many spot cash bargains se- . ki 50¢ hand bags, 19c. The above s y i They 1 \ );1 B FI i some with two collars and one pair cuffs, this is one of the best 75 icti i o * cured by our buyer. 1OV, SRt ERRRU SRRy, A0y cand is sold for $1and $1.50 everywhere, at one price %12 dictionaries, $6,95. brand of shirt #1.25 copyright books, 15¢. liouse in the Transmississippi country, great or small. .26 for our new and elegant stock of Bryafl’s FirSt TO mal\e room cloaks, suits and furs now com- Battle. 60C ing in we v |l| dmn up all our Wash We This is the famous book |fourth their regular price. with the full speeches of W.|One table of wash waists—worth $1.00— J. Bryaun during his first cam-| onsaleat ................ e e e T ) 350 paign, We secured 2000 of |%1.50 and $2.00 Wash Waists— these books—they are worth| atonly..... S 5OC Your choice of any of our high grade wash Special Sale walsts 118t s01d up 10 83.00—Saturday fOr...esssssesers 69C 200 ladies’ black taffeta waists, gu:lrantved Prlce 6OC to wear and not crack —worth 86, for ... 3-48 C Teas and Coffees | Good Rio Coffee, only..ov vvuvivenin.s lden Rio Coffec Boy’s $1Laundered Waists at 29 cents We have just bought 500 dozen of the MOTHER'S FRIEND Shirt Waists : bl ; 1va and Mocha Coffee s made to sell for $1 and $1 Thi the biggest | New Tea Sittings, only I8 W bargaine ever offered by any house in Omaha. ‘These are | New Basket Fired Japan A A ancy English Breakfast all made of fine madras and percale, also all 20 4 i the new styles in boys' blouses, all inone lot. ... c N e Ladies’ 35¢ Vests at 10c Big Meat 500 dozen ladies’ fine vests in lisle and mercerized, in'Sale, white and faney colors, that sold for 35¢, all in one lot 10¢ Ladies’ fine ii.\ln vests with long sleeves, that sold for | Satu rday $1.00, at 50c. [ sts at one- every one of the w 9 50 doz ladies’ wrappers with 15-inch flounce, ‘4 The New trimmed with bruid aud ruflle over shoulder, extra wid 98C 15 » 81.50 qu. o Special bargains in ladies’ and children's hose at 10¢ A1l sugar cured hams, 11jc Copyright Book o i oad ok i 15¢ and 25¢. 5 1b. cans best lard, any by an Omaha authoress—reg- The I;usiest and best cloak depurtment in Omulm. Ladies’ $l.ll0 Corsets, in all sizes, at 49c. bmlnd 44c. . ular price $1.00—on sale 8C S, Salt pork, Diamond cut, Belding Bros’ B Armour’s luncheon sausage 10¢ Best Silk (f;n. 1l :alil’r).rluin .!mms,.léfi‘lc(. Thread, 1c resh dressed spring chick- ’ ens at lowest prices TOWA SMILES 0N DOLLIVER st et bzt st st POPULISTS CALL CONVENTION 5 i o 0 OMAHA'S EACE T0 THE FRONT|BLAGK HILLS ARE snommc' Viestmemena Governor from him. shaw when they sought favors e local democrats had always been as faith County Ticket to Be Placed in Nomination | ! t0 the """‘\1(:’I'IT]'“;:":"‘."‘;\::““‘ bave the | Other Signs Are More Full of Meaning ing Metropolitan Citles. n 0 c I | n Deadwood and Lead Av Bee No Machiue in the I September 15, e el Than Population Figures. SEARLES & SEARLES JoKA iRUbICRt YA Bets [1Ee ok i lists who beat Poppleton, for the fusion | machines, In spite of a AL AR oS populists all supported and the democrais | OMAHA. b WERTOTS CRROVI: & ended trip over the Wyoming and South | CLAIM OF CUMMINS FACTION TURNED DOWN | 5414 to the contrary. and the naming of | DEMOCRATS ASSEMBLE ON THE SAME DAY | did not. | COMMERCE MORE FLOURISHING THAN EVER | aktn branchen of - the ‘mvstem - coni. | PRIVATE DISEASES Mr. Cummins would have brought into ex- | branches of the system Condi- | °" MEN 0 dangerous to the welfare of the | L. J. Quinby, as secretary of the fusion|pany was taken at a special meeting of the |of the census returns for Omaha were not [ this time in prospective ofl development | death of Senator John Appointment of the New Senator Finds Favor Throughout the State, rty. General Passenger Agent J. R m.hnnun‘ s of the Elkhorn has returned from an ex- | Governor Sh Any Demn that Cliqu tude In the Should I Made by | Men held a banquet in Des Moines and neas and Finaneirl Health Beer ;".'; Riowent st Lowent typoughi 1o oM declared their lo their leader, After More V pe b erminus of the Northwest After Tta Atti- 8 Eaneat ot ) Prints Showing Where ern system, and found business affairs in a Ly the fact far and that it was a Cum It Property In g particularly gratitying state there. This Sl it thie Aamizndid i | e year's shipment of wool will be the largest g ihiant s one | tHAL LS uvernor resognixe them by plas The initial step In securing entory | While regrets are quite general that the | In the history of Wyoming. There is a good ) ML AL O L S ] it e It would| Peter Kiewiz, as chairman pro tem, and |of the property of the Omaha Water com- | reports from Washington as o the showing | 4eal of excitement in and about Casper at | United States senate left vacant by the|have b ! Rupture roat Settled and an Ope in Due « Any Time. Water Work File B1 ention the ins In the seu | AL e | | tions in that part of the west,"" said Major _ istence a faction that is disposed to or- | —_— | " Major | : Buchanan, “were neves o1 as N s e e B e | COUNCI NSNS EFORL PUATS)| <averiin mistors SilEisuibiasiombe: iover %0 fourishing ax a H. Gear was party in lowa to grant such an important | populist county central committee, have | council held yesterday for the purpose fmore favorable, no one seems to apprehend [4nd the sale of ofl property to an English- | we guraniio to e ire In‘I..S curable of i bine which is dis- | issued a call for a county convention to|Of completing business that was, not fn- |any da s . giug effects upon the commercial | American syndicate. This deal, if consum- ol d ecets wit approval of [ office to an embryo n . Ring Towa T When the legislature convencs to| ‘Governor Shaw offered to confer with |15, at Trades and Labor Council hall, over | beck introduced and secured the passage | Whatever may be the population figures, | Fefine d factories in Casper. wisht Dibiiins, Lost Narpe 1O, Jgrs. name a senator 1 have no doubt that Mr.|the Cummins men and consider the name |the Packers' National bank, in South |of the following resolution | Omaha people are decidedly well satisfied From Casper I went to Deadwood and | Vericocele, Gonorrhoea, GUlee: Syphiliy, Files, Fiutula and Kectal Ule Dolliver will be continued in the office in|of & candi other than Mr. Cummins |Omaba, to place in nomination a county | Hesolved, What the Gmaha Watcr com: | with existing local conditions and the grow- | Lead. Deadwood, the recognized commer- | Strictar spite of the threats the A. B. Cummins | Whom they might favor as Senator Gear's|ticket. Primaries will be held in the same | practical moment, blue print plats shoy ing tendency toward fmprovement in every | ¢lal center of the Black Hills, is healthy | Private ni ses and Disorders of Men the location of all pipes, lines, hydrai's | particular that marks a busy, growing and |[and Le successor, but this offer was refused. They | places in which populist primaries are valyes and other adjuncts owned by ine d s hooming. The population 1s| Strietare and G t Cured at Hom forces are making ' said Lieutenant Goy | ornor 4. O. MIlliman reat prossure was | declared that Cummins must be senatos |usually held, except in th cond ward of | YBIVER M0, OLer N aaan Florenng | Progressive city. ""'r‘“hlllm“l":"'"";"“ l:'l"ll there Is a great deal| Consylltion Wyee Call on, ddre brought to bear upon the governor to se- | and announced they would carry their fight | Omaha, in which the primary will be at|and Omaha and within the city limi The effect of the census showing upon (Of substan m‘ bullding in progress us fust | yyp wouem 14tk oMANA cure the appointment of Mr. Cummins, but | Into the legislature again 806 South Sixteenth street, and the Fifth| City T r Hennings was empowered | the king Interests of Omaha," sald|as means and men can push it. The recent y ) under the circumstances 1 do not under- Mr. Dolliver is one of the most popular | ward at 16 Sherman avenue, between |to invest whatever surplus funds he may | Luther Drake of the Commercial National fl{xl rea in the heart of Lead me-|, was —— - i ’ Y stand how he could have done so men in lowa and his supporters are con-|the hours of 7 and § p. m., Thursday, Sep- | have in city warrants or certificates of [ bank, “will be for the future to determine. | Fazed to the ground by a disastrous fire s “The friends of Mr. Cummins have al- | fident that the Cummins agitation will sub- | tember 13 indebtedness, when properly certitied to by | truth is that there are more people | beIng built up with fine brick buildings, in- side and that the legislature will select| This call was issued in accordance with an | the city comptroller |in Omaha today than ever in the city's|cluding a magnificent hotel, the foundation ™B ways fought Governor Shaw Last winter | | during the legislature they did all in their | MF. Dollive Senator Allison's co-| agreement with the demccratic county | A Tesolution was passed rescinding a [history; the people are in better circum- |Of Which hae already been laid, und e || GOLUMBIA Bevel-Gear Chainless puwer to humillate him. Mr. Cummins | Worker in the national senate. He is ad- | cop'mittee officials, who have decided to|former resolution which granted Geo stances as a whole than ever and the city | Superstructure will be finished by the mid- | inter." o fde e for outing pi unty convention on | Warren Smith & Sons the right to con-|is healthier financially and commercially |dle of winter. | I8 the ideal b for outing pur mental in | Mirably fitted for the place and his ap- [ hold the democratic « poses. Always clalms that he was not instr iy to ride. Alwiys ointment wil harmonize lowa repub- | (ne day. The rats « 5 ct show windows at 1314 Farnam st than ever before ere re people 24 — RN EaRE Aoy bringing about any of this opposition to|Pointment will harmonize I repub- | the s 1 The democra priginally | struct show wind at 1814 Am et, | than ever befor There are more people| «yvoun READY FOR OHERADIDN. ;L.;‘.L “h.:Li”llV mv‘vv fency. Practica $he Ravarson. But he {b the avawed 1sader | HoAns | set their convention for Septembe at | which extend twelve inches over the lot|in employment at good wages than ever. E order of the faction that made the trouble and o | South Omaha, but the committee was em- | line. There never was greater business activity | Burlington's New Line Practioal) Fithe I | | o - he ord nd the g trade w - as | o [ 2 the governor's friends believe that it wa STORM D[)Es No DAMAGE powared fo changs it, which It would seem | OR 8geount of ariois in the ordinance re- |AR0 the Jo ri o uover as large a8 | Opens Transoomtinsatal Route, within Mr. Cummins' power to direct tha| | has been donc i""'“ passed for paving Cuming street be- | at pres he opening of the Burlington's line from | | b , ARy 4 Hovtie stroc The returns of tho census will have no| Alliance, Neb., south to Brush, Col efforts of his supporters in any manner he | There is reason to believe that the|!Ween Thirty-second and Fortieth street ) uth to Brush, Colo., will | pleased ""'"',""" .“"" aen ”"l‘" ayex ¢ [ troubles of Chairman Howell d1d not cease | the ordinance was repealed. Ordinances |effect whatever upon the commercial in- | practically open up another transcontinen- Cummins men have been claiming lately | ""¢ Wheat ~Cooler Weather | \hon he effected an arrangement with the | Were passed which create street improve- | terests of the city id John E. Utt, sec- | tal railroad between Colorado and the Pa- that they were instrumental in nominating Predinted. kicking democrats whereby the differcnces |Mment districts for the following paving: |retary of the Commercial club. "It I8 simply | cif making it available for connec- Governor Shaw and demanded favors on |of the two contending committees are to | Pacific street, from Twenty-eighth tofa matter of sentiment Sentimentalists | tion at Denver with all lines from the east that score. Any one who is at all familiar| The electrical storm Thursday night was|pe fought out at the primarles, for he now | TWenty-ninth; Twenty-seventh streei, from | may mourn about it, but the business man|The new line will be ready for operation one of the most threatening of the season,|hus confronting him the old casus belli | Poppleton avenue to Woolworth avenue. [ Will pay no attention to it. He hasn't the |about September 15 although reports of damage around Omaha | paiween the demo-pops and the pops over | FiDal ordinances were passed for paving |time to think about it. He is doing too| *Our new line,” sald a Burlington official | bave mot been recelved. The clo A SRR a bR CtE Al arE e (R A HRE | the following streets: Seventeenth street, | much busine to devote any time to|“will materially increase the convenience | up from the southwest and after a brilllant | A" good deal of friction exists between | FOM Daveuport to Cuming; Forty-first ave- | sentimentalism I don’t just want to say of getting to and from Denver and the | display of llghtning passed to the north, 10 | yne democrats and populists right now on | P4€: from Cuming to Page |Ofi-hand that there are more people in|Black Hills. Both are mining districts return about midnight and deliver one of |¢pat question.” said one of the most " | Omaha now than ever before, but it is a fact | with interests largely identical, and we ex- | | the heaviest rains for its duration in the | pent and ardent fusion pomiio i oan: | MRS, VASBURGH ASKS DAMAGES | tbat there are no vacant houses in Omaha.” | pect that the closer raflroad connection at. | | season. The heavy rain did not last over|.using the call for this convention. “The Ratl Will Keep Busy. forded by our new routo will promote and | Balf an mour, but in that time over an inch |{"s dlsbonition among democrats to d City und Street Rallway Company I do not think that the showing of the |increase travel between these sections. Ac- | g Whe fell, the total, us shown at the government |yo ‘tha populists the proportion of oty Mude Co-D tertad [last census relative to Omaha's populstion |cording to the train scheduls we intend to|N ..y caders In thelr respective class [] observatory, being 1.06 inches | which they afe dstsrmined fo clatm 8| Uer Suit. | Wil have any material effect upon our rail- | inaugurate it will be possible for one 10| THE COLUMBIA COASTER BRAKE The rainfall was general throughout the |ineir due.” We are Soing 10 jusier o o interests," said ( Western Agent | leave Denver in the evening and arrive in || adds greatls xhilarating qual state, the average reported in the govern st two representatives sud one state| MATY Vasburgh flled suits yosterda A. Nash of the Milwaukee. “‘We who| Deadwood the next afternoon. Southbound | Ity, restfulness and ease of cycling | ment corn and wheat bel Genuline The weather conditions owing one inch. 8 against the City of Omaha and the Omaha re still unsettled | Railway company for damages for e familiar with the situation know that|the passenger can leave Deadwood in the | the census ten years ago was grossly in- | morning and arrive in Denver the same Bend for Ilu « ated Hooklet-Outings In Bieyeles, ator, leaving the county commission #hip, county attorneyship and nine places and, while the general prediction 18 for falr [ "o “egiglative tioket to be di % | Injuries received on July 25, 1t eged | correct and we are now suffering the cons | evening. This close connection will in all || WOME OFFICE, HARTFORD, €T, 9 weather with cooler temperature and fair | of [ P8RS CICKIE 19 Be d18posed |y iy piinei that the city negle equences of that palpably wropg showing. | probability be of inestimable bemefit o the b, Gyele Co, Columbla Dealers day, @ under stor ould ot be sur-| a8 " . . s & st g ir certa ashouts o Twe: eth | Omaha today has more people tha E . whole no or | it jcycle Co., Btormer Dealers, arter’s [Eu s i i M e R G L £ T PR S | prising street between Chicago and Davenport | Previous time in its history. The city fs| streets and that in alighting from a motor | Progressing more rapidly Little Liver Pills. |[POSTPONE THE FEE IROUEST (R taiat it AR S iedsic ot Rei LAl Mg (0L 1nto.a Role lnine atvsacip | inpra pranperuts i€ ally to insist on having three representatives its people are | Relations Are Cordial. | + doing a| At Union Pacific headquarters it Is stat §t_the d 1 outside capital | that the cancellation of the through-car ar o SUoh & S Tor the nog. | %e Wil have (o combat he showin of ne | Fipgements beuween ihe Alion and (h SRy T i No Charges to Be Filed Against Men Populists ning Vindictive |1ect on the part ity the plaintift | cénsus, for it looks a trifle bad for us. That | Union Pacific at Kansas Clty for the benefit Wust Boar Signature ef Under Arrest Until Inyesti- DumaorAlL At LAiaRallng the Lol ioal| Ak ARH RATH.QE AR GILL N IR 1E be_ spendity. accomplished | think | of Calcago-Denver trame hus n it no un sation Is Over. | every day by disparaging the ctaims of the | for ne of the street car conductor in | {here 13 no doubt and meantime I belleve | Usual or hidden meaning, The relations be | Electric Paste L | populists, wnd I want to tell you that the |not warning her of the dangerous holes | Oaha's railroads will continue in the even “\"';“l'”; Lty s, 16 {s maintained, Ay Kills Rats, Mice, Cockroaches and 8 The inquest over the body of E. G. Fee, | Populists are getting a little vindictive | she would like to have th prof of th enor of th way, pursuing the ame ex 8 /a0reln b s cauld pe b nd all other Ver. f who was murdered by a gang of “can rush- | over it. Quite a respectable proportion of nsportation line reduced to the extent |PANtive policy which has been characteristic | the change in the through-car arr MOALs | le. g ers” in a drunken brawl early Thursday | them were opposed to holding our count % of all the lines during the last two years or |18 outcome of a conference bhetween offi- | min, laving toany. It was td Eave Tech haia at 8|with the demoorats ahout the date. The Millions wili he pent in politics this | *“The slump in the population of Omaba | 8 for transfer at Kansas City will be o'clock yesterday, but it was found, wanted to hold our convention here in|Year We can’t keep the paign going | will have no effect upon the representation b led passengers bound through that city | - Fasiép " gt Omaha frst, nominate what we might | Without money any more than we can keep | in the legislature or in congress, t least not | e/ther cast or west over the Union Pacifi FOR DIZZINESS, ‘ No formal charges will be filed against|sent the names to the democrats and allow | 163 ufed to starve themselves. Now Kodol | pr L attorue Phere Is talk g Headache Thix Morning ¢ FOR BILIOUSHESS, the men accused unil after the inguest, as [them to turn them down if they dared. 1 | Usapepsla Cure Jigests what you oat and | the east of raisl basis of representa Ten cents, aftor eating too much )y . FOR TORPID LIVER. It is not known definitely what the evidence | know that the yecretary of the committeo [411OWS 30U 10 Al ali tde good food you |tlon and if this Is carried through the fall- | \uo™ o0 mici will present that | / will develop. cording to the present as- | Was threatened with the serious disfa adics uires stomarh troubles | lng off in population may have some effect.” | |\ o' “6orel ‘s box C'ascaret | FOR COMSTIPATION. pect of the case, Harry Floth and Leo|of some of the leading and most ardent U TN The news of the decrease In population |\ ouer™ 1uiogite “10e ane roe 0 YOUF| FOR SALLOW SKIN, Coyne will be made co-defendants in & |fusion populists if he called the conven-| The musical festival ho Was discounted by previous statemonts meds L - : Dr Ka [ nena 1‘ n.m‘".'uu“ charge of manslaughter or murder in the |tion for South Omaha, but he managed yo | DA TeseTve | seals on sale iy BEROTEIAGE W had ) the skea. o Buxa Lend for the Bosrs, y va or second degree, but the testimony may war- | win over some of those who opposed it {08 SHLTAOAY, AUgUst X, W] f usiness and securities has been minimized. | PAUL, Aug. 2.—A Helenn, Mont . | Guaranieed to cure the rant the holding also of Mike Mollner and| *I tell you the democrats, or many of | the sca A committee wa - Xo Oure Ne ¥ { Foe i . Ay Varman | of Gysgesals, co adion: " By ftad Jobn Wachtler, who were members of the |them. have never appreciated the sacri- [ CONfer With jobbers in' relition | s S e e | ¢ W large tract of land i th O 4”3 B nd "o 015, Bias. ot b t thelr natrons tickets that wil Le guod | | Your druggist will refund your money if valley. He d Wil 8 d 81 Send 1or kree Sumple, Fice Bool 4§ All four men are now in jail fices wade by the popullsts 1o swallowing | ai'ine gatce. 8993 | pazo Oiataent fuls to cure you. . 00 conte. ) pres ho will br and Free Au.icv. Dr. B, J. Kuy, Barsiogs large number of Boers from the Transvaul | N. Yo