The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1900, Page 2

B smantinasio the « @rees-examination the fact that | refused absolutely to sign a petition “Mapho" until I had seen the Gi? ia has only to be stamp the play immoral.” Hilary Bell, a dramatic critic, was the next witness. ‘Waiting to be called were Mrs. Harris, Presider of the Mothers’ Club, and Dr Bhoise Church. Miss Church said that it ‘Was not at all agreeadie to her to my anything about herself in the case, Mir. Bell was only on the stand a few moments, He vas followed by Mr. Harris. Mrs. Henatey's testimony was as fol- lowe: @. Your name is Almon Hensley? A fa. Q. You reside where? A. In this city. @ You are President of the Society mown es — A. The Society for the @tudy of Life. @. Have you visited Wallack’s Thea- tre since the Sy pevauctioe of a play called " there? A. I have. LIKE THE FRENCH BALL. How many times? A. Twice. indhged Kindly describe the first that play, first scene in the first ys ‘The first scens is a masked ball, fm whieh the character of Fanny Le firat brought forward. It's a @s one might imagine would at the French Ball here, though Hf rane. Mesh Aa FT TT (OF TP mae vib av HOM CRONJE WAS BEATEN: CANADIANS IP IN FINE RUSH (Continued from Firat Page.) the splendid engineering works of the, Py bem and teres him from the other — R MA amen whe are present, does not allow HE te go into supper with the other but taduces him to stay and With her instead. Do you wish be igh the stairease scene in this? pean on. the stage? A. 1 did not see he Ms, gol r away, Pi ae she ts Describe the first scene in the Art| ems ait of ine frat act, In it? A| yen ahe ways that IE he will allow, her eet e8 far as you ” can, ALT) hues ait of the frat met [Lv ata. the will do. hie 1 be a eannet remomber exact); servant any inllene ~that she will black may kick her if he wilt iy only te ‘will allow her to etay THE SECOND ACT. . wilt you kindly describe the pecond IMMODEST LINES. Inand they leave with the where Filament tells Fannie ein. | NOT PREJUDICED. Mittery Be testified that wae hot immoral Mr. spsggaog should state what in t hy t hut #taye the, tone comes. Humme!—My = objeetion ts — to the fact— Court—! have not ices HUMMEL’S OBJECTION. j Mr () Meill ‘ vee Ts oealret him and perks him ht says You w a will lett 1 move to mm: The Court — 1 will determine about that. ‘The Witness! will reapectiviy sug- Your Honor, if it ts quite pow | in| tis | Hemmmel—1 object, may it pleare the Cowrt; 1 objent to the witness argu. | ‘ ous. ov is no question before the |! OReitty—o; Mise Hen: Witness—Will Your Hi ey say a word? ORetlly—Now, you go on and a Gescrtbe the scene. and use the worls teen at : the manner as tuey were, is character he siege. 3 ~The words and the manner 9 UP THREE FLIGHTS. Witness—Jean said. “May not 1|' Up?" amd she said. “No.” He coeere do you live Bhe said, 1h 1" pent ends where! tao ft * ur | | wing anes te ie Mas about to ad “bam. Bol. maftled them. He theo says, ' ‘fellow like me; let me sadep ¥ he takes her in his arms and | very anger) Ber uprtairs, her voice mean. | nem and brat ‘ “Oh! You are so| her from hin.” sinth Race—aetitag ois turtonge irantes te My Chichen longer ve Vineria iT any 4 the te, tert “brome sine” at i« the end of the act MUCH KISSING. kKlesing tr is on » five seen Ca wisn tf — 1 Sales of Forks, | The twtal rales of stocks to-day wit A shares, and of bends $1.66 00, par | that art a | vale | 600 »| trenches, where our men intrenched emy's trench jer | killed Iai | rounded Boers since the commencement of the’ war. These official details were received, with tremendous cheers in the Com- mons, especially the reference made to the magnificent dash of the Canadian regiment to within eighty yards of the enemy's trenches, thusiaam exhibited in Parilament over Lord Roberts's graphic details of the surrender of Gen. Cronje on the anni- versary the streets had been falling since morning, @. Do you remember any lines that al mm ge on e,exh it AL proe . gienstey. Series ig nay and ‘6 9 Very distinctly. It le a conversation be-|'he are jntting up’ pictures inl | Mie" Orftellly then wont back {0 the first tween two other men with reference to the roome. it. act the fatherhood of @ git! who ts there. | the neh {ile te tirwie knw | 'MMORAL IMPRESSION. One says: “Who is the father The golng, with the ier of free: | ec SANee says: “‘Bome ony that @ grand | ing. mac a net | gti teeth sepone acane a tbe fies oO e YOU act s Gubee fe her father, but her mother gave Pe REE Rg pane and ithe ¥9 ee ia pression, Gas produced pon, your mind t the preference to a car conductor, and to @ marry bien ‘coms ih, bat pre | 1 ving ean take Up én hie Bi 5 the grand (duke proved an ailbl.”’ nnte Le Grande hag com: Li ie ae an mpeeenl By Nhat LONDON, Feb. 276.02 P. M.—The| themselves and maintained their po- Q. Do you remember any other lines! looks stout the room and | | Sapho--Fannie Le Grande-intended that] War Office has received the following| sitions till morning—a gallant deed, |. + 1 ne aren ets. a yon igin| Fane And remarks that it ts (te eee "“Whaieeey hin"own Intention despatch from Lord Roberta: wit irl othe op, Meaaaprp hid Neriverrce shy When the aunt and uncle came in| were at the beginnin PAARDEBERG, 11 O'Clock Tuee-| which, I am glad to say, was at- the man who is giving the ball, the) sien the aunt And young eict came in) @) Anzthing ciset 5 day Morning.—From information | young girl speaks of her desire to marry | her to go out by t aay and une A. The altuation could not be mis. furnished dally to me by the Intelli- Thie apparentiy ciincned matters, nay! t rh q eis, Tense to Grants kets Mi Ia then Semin in wlih the ui hen sap gee tevin, gence Department it became appar-|for at daylight to-day a letter signed r 9 4 h elette, sa sare “You go to ex- am wich the yung itt (> whom thes gould. aot he mistaken by aaymature [ent that Gen, Cronje's force was be-| by Gen. Cronje, In whieh he stated| santa to i ae A Camape hoes |'OIN'tp ATTY Sees distralt, which, Be a8 ote cot inte aw coming more depressed and that the | that he surrendered unconditionally, yd n io agi Absgervoay tase tone| Caled to pe wk teh bot moression | discontent of the troops and the dis-| Was brought to oar outposts under a| ( lied. Also th conversation with Deen.| alk 16 thar Sauen they ie Fae | will ver it atana, [cord among the leaders were rapidly | Sag of truce. \ dlette,, Fannie Le Grande, where hel {Tally | apt Tonle Than wheceee ave! ive? orosaiaxamined the | increasing. In my reply | told Gen, Cronje be comes to bey al oe bab al bg ail’ h for \« future i Nea in that | Rey ¢ sie my This feeling was doubtless accen-! Must present himself at my ¢amp tuated by the disappointments | sitions and movements of the enemy. | Major-Gen. Prettyman,who will hand Ats Wie " ' ich, fhe play waa bot limon A. M, to-day a most dashing him over to the gcneral commanding | + The Jem, @hat the language ip , advance was made by the Canadian! at Cape Town. be fap, and then aftermarde— ea \ tnt. ~~ SHOCKED MRS. HARRIS, = [regiment and some engineers, sup. The prisoners, who numoer #,000, a tu we can Rive what a litte to Saph Mea & M. Harris 4 the pro- | Ported by the First Gordon High- will be formed into commandos un terwar? i The in her was ; ‘The Court—1 will attend to thar wh VERY SeRuONVE, : nor en Sched [Manders and Second Shropshires, re der our own officers ‘They will also.” ery . ey She felt jike sulting in our gaining & point some) leave here to-aay, reaching the Mod yards nearer the within about eighty enemy and) der River tosmerrow, yards of bia) be when they will d to Cape Town in detach: ! ROBERTS. ments, Mr. Hommel—i did not th sa de e My obseetion at present wnat ae 3a she Gare apseeinn'e ae), NEW ORLEANS | ENTRIES. BIG CANADIAN LOSSES, | GUNS BOOM AT HALIFAX. | ‘Witness has a right to give any evi- \s ss | le Ladyar 7 reaches Enginnd | denge as Rirperene. beers bo be on ott. ee RACE TR | Rhee Were MANES and . Woundea Treme of Ee in Nova} to-day ft was, co ? ry jack on Boer The Wa LONDON, Peb, 27 Mfloe M following The news of Gen * surrender caused considerable ment here Six guns were fired! citadel, and the has recetved the b from Lord Hot "AARDEBERG emsful attack mi Ri ‘anadian continent f the his morning M 1 eight ne me # crowds gat offtces, ars € was much! s\ e omier war W and —— vetisements tr THE WORLD wilt return | egtved at any Americas Disriet Adverts Gen MacDonall i* expected to Meas ager Postal Teigrapy in New 9 duty ina few days | lace ralen Catt t mesoengrr i Tor heme e has | e THE COLDEST FEB. 27 ON WEATHER RECORD. This t® the coldest day of the yeer and also the most frigid Feb. 27 on record, At 7 o'clock the mereury dropped to 4 degrees above sero. There were many fires, some of which proved destructive, owing to the fact that the fire hydrants were frozen. There was intense suffering among the poor, and special efforts were made by the city officials to afford relief, Bnow ts predicted for to-morrow The temperature to- ALL BRIT LADYSMITH wathered about the War Office and the worthy of our colonial comrades, and/ nour, and one old soldier became oo tended by comparatively slight lows, | tmtle of the vietory that he fell dona. tween, and in Pall Mall, where the War! > flew over the Strand, Hut in the East End and that his force must come out of | aes waving from the windows of squad Roberts ment which few medern soldiers | jae Ladysmith, bet em the Whole! that the war's rejoicing WAS | has beem gained whith Brirgs the eid ed about the) Well Im sigh: delay te all he has been #ble to accom- pie of Gen. C ithe necesslt member Paardeberg if we like, but for- «Secingis Believing.” 1G REJOICING Frenzy of 2 in London —Praise for Gen. Cronje. Buller Got a Seven-Mile Train Into the Town, a Trooper Says. LONDON, Feb. 1~6.21 P_ M.—The en-| LONDON, First Dragoons, now in South Africa, confirming the report that a supply transport train reached Ladysmith during the engagement at 8pion Kop, He aays the Dragoons were the escort of the transport, which was seven miles long, and adds: “That is why Buller en- of Majuba spread quickly to Crowds of people again other bulletin places, in spite of the rain hat was falling at the time and which Frequent cheers we: ‘Reba,’ whe the te we ef tt eselted in recoun the de- Kop. Old Buller knows what he is doing, and all are willing to follow him (x35 in spite of his reverses.” BIG BRITISA LOSSES, Maa OT Milled ana In the more frequented parte of the Netropolia flags were few and far be- Mifice is situated, thete was not 6 single tof bunting fying, while only one flag of Landon (here were many small) Jo not forget the splendid bravery of | he enemy, The St. James's Gazetie aye “The spl The state, valued at $16,00 4y real and $16.0 {n pereonal property, ts be- j Aueather to the widow, Helen McCart= for deen, and on her death to their K “ad of the je to with- bes -" Gonte tae temnasa. LORD LYVEDEN DEAD: A BRITISH DIPLOMAT. LONDON, Feb, 27.-Lord (Fite-Patrick Henry Vernon), | He wae bern, in 18, Upto neat service at Madrid, Hanover [ in. the supported for many The inflmence of on render net anly apon the situation Lyveden te dead. war, will be fom The “Majuba Avenged,” gaye: Giobe, “We shall not Jump et the conclus'oo) over, but that « victory! Gen, Cronje so doust ucceaded in delaying Lora Rober ntranee into Bloemfontein, but the Figure out the saving in The Westminster Gazette, which Is in- clined (0 be pro-Boer says: “Admiration for the desperate valor je is mingled with anger at imposed upon us of pur- having victory at this cost. Let us re- Majuba and have done with the ole train of misleading arsociations mischievous ideas which gathered round that unbappy memory.” problem to much When you see peovie cured by a reme- dy. you mast beliews in tts power. Look aroend you. Friends, relatives, ncigh- bors all say that Hood's Sarsaparilla, Amersca’s Greatest eden can cleansed the blood of thet dea ones and ibty rise en masse to sing &s praise. RELIEVED. Feb. 27.—A letter has been received from a soldier in the gaged the enemy at Spion| and was tn the! ABSILTS AT NEW ORLEANS, Mardi Gras Carnival Was of More Interest than |Krupps, nine 1-pounders and one Maxim HERE'S THE PRICE THAT sg: the Mikoek: MT ed the PAE. Stoders che ‘tehioh STAGGERS HUMANITY. 4 mY pete: ber captured one 7.¢-centimetre Krupp and): BOERS CAPTURED BY BRITISH. : ithe Mr Grn oa ne ie one Maxim gun. [] restate ta" eneronaer “ee Bm toe stan tonlay dd pot ome | The officers captured by Gen. Rob-|! a He sith, King 'erts, besides Gen. Piet Cronje, include the|} i Wed | GW ARERAET fos za vovsarsentvesnoes Bctrentee Has ihe vecne, sa Sioa following well-known .commanders: ; Grand (00M viererereceeteceisstties siesesesseseeees Tans Bra ard wan 5 v0 hot nan Chief Commandant M. J. Wolver-' sree “BRITISH CAPTURED BY BOERS, es ‘ans, a member of the Volksraad; Field! Re Be a Cornet Frus, a Scandinavian; Major Al-); $ brecht, the famous German artilleryman ;|; 3/2 eine Mostly Hoke Major Von Dewitz, the distinguished : : vga a ry A : ¢ staawers humanity. ry lenders German officer responsible for most Of c.scsssesseesreenscerseunnases coe. ereesees || “ & general closing up. sixteenth Mitehell brought favorite, Tobe Paine, who had been shut out after the start, hrough on the he won ina irive by « length, Bert Nell secured second Pleat a length before tyran, T 1.33 Second —One mile. —Won ips: AU ale Was se Matt Simpson third, | Thir! Race--Mile and seven ture by Julius Banaue econd and P, ‘M4 Davis tind JOINED WIFE I oe Old John MeLanghiin Died While Fencral Was Being Held. Mra. Jane Mela oO sixty years jold, died at her home. 2) Huron street, Wililamsburg, Saturdey Her husband, John, four years her senior was prose trata) with artef “1 do not want 1 live any longer, he sald to his son. "I want to be with her.” They had been married fort were devotedly attached. This morning when the funerl train left the house for St. Anthony's Church, Molaughtin was too weak to accompany it, but remained in bed. While mass war being sung ne died The ductors say heart failure was thi’ “Mes, i Med Be ‘Buriea ‘| sand INS BRANN | 231 a ae le he fntends to marry, FANNIE SURPRISES JEAN, | icc tenses was eaamice) ce to me | S2U8¢@ When the Boer reinforcements their laaKer after laying down thetr|wellings, and as the evening fell Lan-| Woended in Senday's | $100,000.00 Perk of Je Pn: "wha! he marry” And all sits out of the kitchere to question of her having be juiced |which tried to reliove Gen, Cronje arms Hy 7 A. M. I received Gen,| omer gave themselves up to unte>| Fierce rightiog, | nell 50 Coats 00 oa the Dollar. 4 ecornt yer ‘ ehe y jee the thd ‘And cables ae wre noe tone wu t'Jean, who thinks whe nas My at jit MuRGN | were defeated by our troops on Cronje and despatched a telegram to| strained rejoicing. i MTOM. Feb, 8-48 P. cided War | ,arioene mores OMI ta Me preally’ to, ibelt “1 shall have Jl to say about|that w Ra id ne an nie the Feb, 23 you announcing the fact. On all eides thé gallantry of the. Cam on nt sia a et of 72 non-com | Saag cll and ee aay agnibct eli o em 9 sald that « Imired Miss Neth- . 4 ssioned offlcers and mei wounded in owe fc q cn th6L” | Those are the only things that |then na 10 ee. wale anit wae wot prejudices, Bhe had| L redalved, therefore, to bring pres. Tn the course of conversation he | a@ans was mucy commented upon, Cable] HTT Ui tu Me vata et [sake aut aeser Seg” We re oa os Remeee cnsemernves GUhnitely Hh My) OS into the kitchen to previously stated (ket ;|sure to bear on the enemy. Each asked for Kind treatment at our) ieeratches poured In trom the colonles is tmchuding @ Canadians and 278 Vitghs |i8,cde Reary we, He il ray 704 to coe eres conte He CRS AL ieee a here|night the trenches were pushed for- hands and also that his wife, grand-| 174 the settie;nents annonncing that | | mets. mere 1 ied Including 8 This watch Is 1-3 larger THE STAIR SCENE. Shout i Bat." oF some wu ore, oll | Med ice fT ward toward the enemys laager so| on, private secretary, adjutant and) Une tn th ape mere: Of the Magis sadians The ach nd y ie @ Now, the second scene of the frst |i ey Se Nae gal 1) have geen, |as to gradually contract his position, | servants might sceompany him niet aad a See ere (heretor® and woun kindly desert. ? ou have « asthe than nil i var bn-yal wrwan Pa some, tittle that the ond at the same time | bombarded it | Wherever he might be sent, [ reas S kndTOlstallar: ror (atanos, best WCARTNEY LEFF BY LBP 000. | sk, and in @ ,* few of tte amt heavily with artillery, which was sured him, and told him his request > A oheerinnd le comes with Jean to her home. The Bathe clgek, ad Ah think: tee r ome a mass of bunting and cheering | Dell la rung and the conecterge opens. err Pate fetal mproper, holding | yesterday matertally aided by the ar- would be complied with, ctowde fifleg the streets | | Fannie expresses herself ax being tired, ' } anes Vga rival of four six-inch Howttzers | informed him that a general off-| 1 ig reported that Lady Roberts, the | Mate Street = Comminsioner Serger agp aed No.” ut fo Gee ae reed ane veeceg {Which I had ordered up from De Aar.| cer wou.d be sent with Mim to Cape! wife of Field Marshal Lord Rovers, Branuymied AW to Wikew Bot im w tone that meant no, bens - ae ” enee dt pape In carrying out these measures a| Town to insure his Belg treated | aii: snortiy start to Join her husband During W Mr. Hummel—I move to strike that sit and the pny ua m whole tn deert. {APU balloon gave great assistance with proper reepect e@-route, He will| While the afternoon papers all com: tec Goce dames necarine, | ar. ape ae ewe Bn) MeNtEd 66 (he: veeth af one ety: by keeping us informed of the dispo- start this afternoon under c harge ot} ment upon this happy eolacident they | pate in the Burrogate’s Court to-day. “at oot be be Handeome 14 eg in vite, $1490 jones pendiome 10K: Bald { ming, Oot eb pean | ud oot Be doug ‘Tisewhere tor 998, Latin Hesisomely & ier grave Roi witty Gimetnttag Werehes $8.00 | Gems’ ad it Godt, Nandeo Grom winding oun women be rere Ecsta cio than 6. nae Gea A Malt Sel ordre permet Ft al © wpsan CAMAFORDA SIMPSON en oe | SIMPLE PRICE-ARITHMETIC FOR BLANKET-BUYERS. buying, to-morrow, first-class white wool Blankets, for which we, the sellers, about 75c. per pair more than we shall ask, Wednesday. Individuals and heads of institutions will follow up this advaniage : WEDNESDAY—Not Afterward. 11 QUARTER. 2.95 12 QUARTER. 3.95