The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1900, Page 7

ROBERTS MOVES 10 OVE. MAFEKING. Sends 3,000 Troops on Western Detour--The Main Army Advances. LONDON, March 3-2. P, M.—The final effort to reduce the place before Feports that Lord Roberis will remain !raising the siege. @t Bloemfontein another month are! It is now suggested that the apparent Drobably intended for Boer consump: | inactivity of the British ot Warrenton tion, and the recent voments of | 1s merely designed to impress the Boers troops and other jn! | with the notion that they are checking Preparations being we! he Mafeking relief column, which, In forward movement. The entire silence | reailty, is advancing by a westward pf the cables this morning i regarded | deiou" Qs significant. | Color is lent to thin view by The fact that the Boer telegrams an. NouRcement that Qouncing the bombardment of Mafeking | Draminond ahd accompanied Ls three | Monday and Tuesday do not claim any | batteries, « pontoon train and revers miccens Is accepted as proof that they | RAgONN ot A weer y darkly At with none, and hopes are entertained | hrerymfiine of whted that it may prove to have been the /eret VICTORIA’S SYMPATHY SENT TO MRS. JOUBERT.| LONDON, March %—Queen Vivtoria fees cabled to Lord Roberts asking him| She {natructs him to teil her that the | Hritish people always regarded the dead | te convey to Mrs, Joubert, widow of} jeneral op a geliant soldier and hone Gen. Joubert, her sy still at the si piss foeman AMERICAN WAS KILLED FIGHTING WITH BOERS. BY HOWARD €. HILLEGAS. (Coprright, Poss by, the Prem Publishing Com: | York World.) PRETORIA. Feb. 2—Among the killed @ Wlandwlaagte fight was Harry Bpanier, of Columbus, 0., who Joined the ¢ Boer army only two days before the fight. Mr. Bpanter was in business in the Transvaal for several years prior to )on Jan aa GOV. ROOSEVELT’S COUSIN JOINS BOER FORCES. BY HOWARD ¢. 1 Coprrigh, 198, by pany. New he an: ot of her husband, sthe war, and was one of the most wide- ly known Amecieaae in the country, He leaves a widow and several ait idl fy 0 reported that Capt. Blake, nowho ly leading the [ish ith the roarmy, Was seti- Bpion Kop fight and the last Ume his parents im he was bound for this | , year rom heard } eountry io jon the Boer forces PRETORIA, i. 1900, —— Consul Hay has been asked to inithe ALBANY, Mareh 3.—Gov. Roorevelt whereabouts of a youthful son of Sam- hax o cousin of the name of Aamuel wel Roosevell, a reiative of Gov, Roose- Rovsevelt, but he Knows nothing of the velt. The youth left home about a son. gmadiaitiis ine CONSUL HAY HAS MONEY FOR BRITISH PRISONERS. BY HOWARD ¢ 1, 10m, by Drews oer New York W and letters were given and Crlends of the 0 and Durban il here howed ¢ chly. ay carilage be er Davix, the + Ras oo prisoners In MARQUES, Delagoa The Transvaa bert Hay, the new Amert Hay at the dow ean Consul at Pretoria, arrived here courtestes while tn yesterday and left for Pretoria Kruger's privace r morning. He carries with him wu sed by Mr 5.00 ia fold and about ~ KITCHENER Al WORK. FORGES, THE WA WAR | a on with #000 Troops. (Copyright, 199, br the Fr ~ York (Bpecial Cable Blac b fe. renee Wor BLOEMFONTEIN, Mareh ag) | Kitchener and staff crossed the tem- porary bridge at Norvacs Pont last Tupitdatng Company, amet WAITER, S DEA wipltchener had 2.00 men under his com.| Who Reported Many apsy Wee rebellion in eoaahed in thes Campaigns. strict. SAY BRITISH RETREAT, | rosvos. sur» — Arana Forbes, the veteran war correspondent, He had been til for months in 16m, | ts dead Abandon Fourteen Streams After Archfhald Forbes was born Hombard by = Boer | A There. was gradunied at Aberdeen and received | PRETORIA y, Mareh 2 -A [the degree of TL. B. from that unie Geapaich 7 Streams, no ire | versity of Warrenton Boers, Marci. wed a bombard- 7 189 to Is, and won his laureis al thatthe Brie plied teably and vac. oe (he Prunch-Prames Qted the pce during the night. wet, papers SEs ps al He reported the Parts Commune of fist, the famine in Tirhool tn 1874, three GEN. JOUBERT BURIED. | compaignes in Spain the Indian ‘war, the Rurso- Tarkish 4 war, the Af. | ghanistan campaign and the Zulu war bu Bouth Africa. He lectured and wrote books on war and camp life. His wife was the daugh. ter of Gen. M. C. Meigs, of the Uniied Btates ee | Me a SS KBUGER GBTS $2, GBTS $2,600,000. ommeuteen” « Geld Coin trom! (he Ranks at Pretoria This Week. (Copyright, ‘tage she Toes reste ng Compsny, Vresent and Officers fend Wreaths. PRETORIA, Thureday, March 9.--The funeral of Gen. Joubert took piace this afternoon and was attended by all classes. The foreign military attaches, hig atte tienbrtion among those pres and | he British officers who are prisoners | here sent « wreath. abe were universal signs of mourn- 600 ARABS Y ARABS KILLED. BLOEMFONTEIN, March 29.—It is re- French Treope Storm Position at| joried that President Kruger “comman- | Jnrabe, in Algeria, with SSht i deered” C5000) (about §2.500.000) from) Less to Themacives. the Pretoria banks this week. PARIS, March 3).—An official account has been issued of the vietory of the French troops over the Arab army a: | Mr. ‘hes | A despatch from Pretoria recently said bye! ‘2 @ it. whey ce pe Colony, #878 th) tte served in the Royal Dragoon trom | ALVA BLOM, SERVANT GIRL THIEF. tKrom a Photograph.) Alva Blom, a oretty young woman,jand the victim: congratulated hornet | for one day a parlor of Mrx John Burk Brookly, wae stripped by ihe pe I the elegant clothing, | been stolen, Lely sent to court this morn- | alleged to “THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30,1900. pioe of » have IN COSTLY RAIMENT. all Was a tan she had barely enough to cover her. STRIPPED GIRL OF HER STOLEN FINERY. uid In the employ; that she had secured a model of a 675 President street, | vant Bhe cried and protested but avail She was ciken tn a van this morning from the Berpen street station to they Flushing avenue station. There the} matron took pity on her and lent her a dress. ic did not ft, but i protected her from the cold, LIST OF VICTIMS. Same In Heve thes. jt Wax the young woman's custom to ny to her employer, moving vir'l) env ponthe in all the “IL never cou an early rive about io have be h If you hear a In up and f about erly to-morrow m Je only me.” ating nearby Wd stay | and 1 every- we tes “This always trade a good Impression A MOTHER'S STORY. tebe About or Devghter's Iinem “THE BEST IN THE WORLD|MEDIUM MANNISH sHaPE.|: 245 BROAD end How She wae Relieved— Two Lettors to Mra. Pinkham. “Mus. Porenax :—I write to tell you oe toe ebout my dsughter. She is nineteen Veteran <f e pun ae thought I ham's want your Camp, Mill, Macoa, May 91, 1600. iF xs s ¥ HEA He would: advice and is flowing all the time, pe bet a In form, finis and has been for about quility equal to $5.00 grades, three months. Thedoe- tor does her but very ttle good, if amy. I! try Late & Pink- ideal, with plain wide toes, 21 Compound, but J dog, worth $2.00... VANDALS PREY | ON POET'S CRAVE Police Seeking Desecra tors of Tomb of Drake, Patriot Bard. a a Vandala and relic-hunters have well nigh destroyed the monument rat marke the grave of Joseph Rotman Drake, the poe, The Brownson Liter ary Union. a Roman Catholic soctet. At whore expense the shaft was placed the quaint Httle Hunt family burying 6 poet Hes, has em » dixcover the per: porary of Vita atue Ine » man yet lived, and of Edgar Allen The Culprit Pay.” and an American Flag Freetom from her muumtain heights aa- ' poem, yt Whe night there. poet diet at was buried tn |in and for mn, No stone | marked hie resting-place, and tts locality was well nigh loat when the Brownson J Literary Ganon secured pe on to [remove the body (o ita present reste: | pluce a CAOGHT IN A SHAN, | Bui by the time the family was | prake ae ee Vint 4 | wan, Whe Had Probably Reem ne with all tina lay ane | to i i Drugard and Robbed, Could Capt. Whit uthern part of Hlina- ng up to his waist in arefu'ly, a ‘ his district to hewn: beth ering (he deseription of | mud water and almost dead from lexposure. He had evidently been there he jall night and would soon have perished. to the hospital, llng came of this so far as she war | police of the Bergen street police sia-|He was removed dressed in the it of fashion, Her! ‘on were concerned antl lust aight, | He 3 unable to speak, The police Jak rt Mtred b iy, and had a wide | when the woman for whom the police authorities think a w ct drugged 34 ° st wy a beaut!fu d heen searching fc ny a robbed in some of the dives along the Gare: ft was: te a auitee ful silver |tiad been searching for many days ape | river iront at Kileabethport and wai cimsp, Her walst was of delicately tig | plied for » position In the family of A into the swamp. From a paper ured silk, with clinglug sleeves F raffied at | Ketcham. at 100 Sixth avenue him his name Is probably Wat- ” . the wrists y Mra. Ketcham engaged her In years esi He about iriver conversation anor | family telephone Mie Blom w Aveny nex: y to enable Whe detec ies Between Broadway and University Place. of the a | Seannell Haw the Grip. he (1! Eire Commiasione: John J. Beannell bo [Is confined to his home with an attack of | “SHOE CO, erp The Great Department Store Exclusively for Shoes. EarlySaleof Leading Styles forSpring |: Ladies’ Oxfords, Fine Dongola Kid Stock, with Tips of Same, 2.00. Men’s Shoes, The Fairfax, 3.50 AT ITS PRICE, The ey % cludes Oxfords, Balmorals, been produced ina moderate-priced shoe. | cs applied vo modern made from approved patterns, which can h and fitting be contidently accepted as the standard of good taste in foot dress, of sound pr SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 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