The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1900, Page 1

~~ PRICE ONK CENT, _NEW YORK, tr RIDAY, APRIL, 6, BOER ARMY SURROUNDS. ROGER i Talia , LA oy ni e PIN -afiatisaae _— VILLEBOIS MAREUIL D 4 ¢ LONDON, April 6A great battle | 3 mee if impending gear Bloemfontein, The Boers can be eet from the city and are General to pan Home| ‘ swarming around Lord Roberts | Their avgregate force must reach over as Soon as the Civil 98,000, and Koberts hae some 70,000 met at command. He is teparing to fight sours Arrives in Man- The (cilowing despatch shows how is hemmed in: > ilae-ficArthur to Have t “BLOEMFONTEIN, Thuraday, April 5. Smell belies of Boers can be flilitary Command. the vicinity of this town, and the Boers are still in the peighborhood of the ; Satcrworks. Lord Roverts is toking Ps be | ae iil steps to meet the mr civir i the Boers” WASHINGTON, Apri) acing Otte e FIFTH RACE ! WNINGS ‘The capture of 40 British sldiers nea has been ordered home from the Philip- \ Bethany shows that Lord Robi ris's itne | pines. He will start a# soon as prac- sly th ered ' tieable after the arrival of the new # Were also in foros yesterday dee, Philippine Commission at Mant A ] J d D l H re south of Blowmtateln, Ther Oe oceans on | oe eee Declare Ne le Sea wanes ee 4 0 f had a brueh with the British patrols MacArthur in command of the division Governor of Ken- WN Advices from Springterteln, dated 6 P. of the Philippines, but his functions / ° M. April 5 on ¢ that the Hoers have will be solely military, and the civil ’ tucky. been sighted weet of the raitroad authority will be langely exereioed. by It is offelully announced that the Bri the Taft Commissi tah casualties in the Boer um ne Taft Commission, | Sanras Post on March a total General Otls is known to have re- (Ppecial to The Rrening World) Finley, Capt. J Pot. f th ‘ including 23 mitslng, St wounded, 4 ley pt. Joon Po®ers, of the Rar- Ned. ‘The minsin nde 13 ti quested this recall, and the department} FRANKFORT, Ky April 64The|bourville militia company, Sergt "What. ‘en. io tate OpAFan 2 eft feels that {1 1s attended by only com-| Court of Appeals, by a decision of 6 to 1 lee » Golden, of the same command, W, dilmentary circumstances today affirmed the lower court de-| taco” Sierk Bs tee <fice ot Aatiter pressed, and Gen. Otis's military opera-| Judge Du Retle fellvered a dissenting | Pection with the posoka Ry is pe = e NOMAN A 2 y tions gustained and vindicated. ‘The | Pinion Aloe 8. | wae , | { —pirain on bls health has been very| The fact that two of the Revublioan| eq yr mo” says Youteey, ‘waa hatch. fe mth of Mloem- ) dh ee din office the Secre n , ®: Great, and he will probably take 4 rest. [JUdees concur In the nain oplaion of the | State, b Powers, and it tak man | His future station has not been de-|CeUrt le a great Gisappointment to named had full cognizance of the pare | Villebets, termined, but probably it will be San| Rerubileans, “hey will at on a7 feed apt ak A Meal olher sc | LONDON: Apt bata Ratesta ‘ Tsecuring ap gppeal to the Supreme ( price was placed upon th » ports that five companies of British Francisco, at Gen. Shafter’s retirement, |r in, erathed The doch eaneiin | iter 04 the wii pala over Wen SLOQn, - ] | irvope prowably 49 ave been Which will take place this summer. is & omp yp the Beckham | Set Youtsey says he himself handled. leaptured by the Boers near Bethany sAmtaiiara iin: ne $1001 us the first instalment, was! | which ts on che railroad In the sear of] Taylor will continue to hold the office | PM Just before the fatal shot was fired. r Roberts and south of Bloemfuntein RT. by the mlllinty until the United Braise | Youteey f to turn State's evidence ‘The story I told in the following de- Supreme Court has acted. hg jhe expects to be granted immunity, bags cp A ad mee re Ge a ‘ ‘ Far ¢ does not attempt to co a b ‘| hureday pri > —— sos eee ts demsaiacd He do ot attempt vw on «Merri n. De Villebois Mareuil was the Chief Dineussed at the Meeting of TAYLOR IN MURDER PLOT, tion he admits that he purchased . urred, reeuiting, | fear. in the capture! St ‘ ‘i MeKinley’s Advisers. *| B-callbre Mariin rife, the bullets a BT a iG kacet trast wea - . i ny eee tod we abou fifty the smokeless pow: companies of the F bral Irish Push i WASHINGTON, April 6—The Cabinet i Vewaiay bane Nie nun] Ben = der used to and two companies of the Ninth ft old and is said to have been responsible for 66%: q@eeting to-day discusted Admiral é 1 of Mounte ‘, ne " - Sere ar Othe OfMetats Ht ‘ oie charmes that the Powers brothers] 1% ® Z men ot Metis Te » mh mena of the Boer successes in Natal and later in G . dee Gow jes Finley and a few others hatched a Most of the time was occupied with ; 1¢ plot and that he. with | io. ratiway stacion, within a few mites of Colony and the s sout Free the Instructions to be given to the » MReriet te he Booming: Werte.) Howards, Culton and two ethene Prt hee — a = | this place cis icin a hern on of the Fi State. Ps ; LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 6—Henryel part in joe 4 | They were surrounded by a strong Migpine Commission. K. Youtsey, the Newport stenographer, | | ution. | BND OF THE LEGISLATURE r ogy Ble Rap spat Phets| Youtsey swears that Gov. Taylor and! | 1 Mi with four or Ave} thetr test-instrue soldier in Conti a : ‘ die: Gihde mish Kier twas ante — he detfchment held out from! nental methods of warfare CITY assassination of Goebel, has, i | oe Favuaeaae’ teen was hefore noon April 3 until $ AM. April] Aw the late Gen, Joubert’s chief of made a complete conte Would not trust “Tallow ‘Dick Tarmott, Diepiey of Gittel¢ and then Uy, surrendered,| staff hiv brain devised the Boer de- va i Fats ia bog Ep) ! Te oe! ai the negro who was @rer i bl ; and PFelteitae jarked ‘or i is on thar the Airing ceaved] fenses against Gen. Buller’® advance to “d 4 5 : 1@ dO the killing, and thee w ar that time, the retief of Ladyemtth, He ts supposed Probably c a iad and another m: ‘1 tt j Net te Tale of Pate City, county feud ender, | 5BG aE} pleted out a | | ALBANY, Agel &—Toe close of the| “Immediately after | heard the news | to have chosen the gun posttions and to | done murder to hit Bi nan dectines | [during the afternoon of April 3. 1 or-| have laid down the covered | ' tL hanagoe Youtsey further declares that © act until he was) legisiative seasion war marked by nol dere} Gatucre fo proceed fr ese Gov, Koosevelt is coming to town to- “Apald, An agreement w | dere ate » proceed from Spring: | He disposed (he Boers at nines Ly o-lconspiracy to remove a* made, and jus inasual eeones, Afier cae rush, cone! fontein, tis h t t t Morrow. He will #tey until Monday or!W. §. Taylor, secre Bhot was fired the § ash H Rodders our rom which they were sent m Ne § Wednesday, Powers, x: soeretary of State Chars th J over in the Execu- rs oe ot carly ern phe n coe johlihe gle. Mads e ? RE a Governor gave notice to-day that at ote 7 S ving the closing up of busines the | AM | dewpatched ti Villevole Mareail was the most notable would not discuss State measures b ste ies —_ [usual fetleltation end gifts ail "aes adeteads at bhai of ail the soldiers of fortune With ony one during his stay. | Nearly Panay 000,000 Ex-!"; witty were ex-| “He arrived ai Roddersturg at 10.3%) tne Boers. He had written : With Seth Low, Col, Willis L. Ogden, A CANDIDATE, | anged genany the efiicers ant lendire ees ent Speen resting letiers, published His Arrival in 0 ef Brooklyn; “Dr. ‘Albert Shaw and penses, According to | the Assempiy ould get no news of the missing| newsnavers | Charies Sagan Gmith the Governor willl weet Anewer Cen pave Cc lle Displayed Wefore the speaker's desk hment. There can be no doubt] The War Office posted the despatch ignored ard He Is meet at the Union League Club and over : thane of ae Cunraee - mat |« Want to ue! Omptroller’s Report. [were the presents to ve distributed | (h4! the whole party hae been made! ganouncing Lard Methuen'® capture of Silent. luncheon discuss the Chart oe Cone Mpyor of Greater ¥, am; among the members. These consisted af | Prisoners Hoers and (be killing of Commission. rr toms Laws, } *y want afforded a The War Office has received the tat manatee: bitore : ‘Senator Platt and B. B. Odell meer | Judge Townsend, of the Uniyd staics! Compt (Hpecial to The Rvesing Welt.) following despatch from Lord Robverts./ the other elegram was bulletined, re- may v ne o4 . P ed Bloemfonte'n . 5 the Ggvernor some time to-morrow. Clrevit Covit, to-tay per a an} 5 FT sald to-day that he! ANY, N. ¥.. Apa 6—Comptrotier|_ Tae Wit of (Be members to Speaker | 1aied Mloemfonte'n, Thursday, April 5:] porting the lose of companies of | LONDON, April ¢—Ceel) Rhodes ——[— oplnion overrullti the was not a ‘date for the offee ot | ® N's report of the amount to be|Nixen War q sod sliver gold-lined | Methuen telegraphs from of dn! British fofantry. This wae evidently |rived in this city to-day from South: s ae 0 Gate demurrer entered: Mayor, or fer any other office nider tha | Tited for the State's r ac expensengPench bowl, wth silv ed a 4 Fale Free Bi pe # Hite northeast | sone to take the sting off defeat rica. He i well and cheerful, oreyedg Reeser in the action, brought by the Cnited iy government. norwit for the next year was rubmitied to thes® Bnd 120 uBieors an pleyees | of Rimborien) 89 ronune —napesiinene much more exclusive than he was om Gi tare i¢ (he Gomnvue User James! states against Emil Dieskdrho and go, ' withstanding the| Assembly to-day presented Him 8!in 4 handsome suid] " S4rrounded Gen, Viliebois Mareuit | prerieon tr) belo. ; action of Plymouth ure % * 7 vd ody of * to-day ne Washineree, ate to mall on the Reve, [ower Importers, for breach’ of a Custorn-| mouth Church, Brookiyn, | The State tax rate will be 1.96, of B-109/ “UVP sa se te = ol ig BB pas Aa idee DUNRAVEN 10 WAR. Tits ls doubtions watne 00 Sea otter. Inst night in putting him forward ¢o, {Ms than iat year exaped = Villebols and seven Hoere |pr Rutherfor! Harris, the former em to-morrom. House bend for $04, because Wey | wayor Fl ‘The general expenses of the State will} ied, eigh; wounded, fifty privone — tary of the British South Affeaniiae falled to turn over to the Collector a| | be $1696.976.4. The income from: tad ) BL OF mon ‘Oat yosere were: Killed. Capts. B ony, and Mr Alfred Beit, the package worth #18 which was coverea| “! Mtend (o fo back to Wall street] rect taxation will be, according io the] ond Willems, wih of the Yeoman African financier, wet Mr, Rhodes by the bon. | When | leave thie office,” he said, “ang | Comptrolier’s fiures $14,206,005. and two men of the Yeomanry. W. lPunchal, Inland of Madeira, and He says that to sustain the demurrer | leave politics alone ‘The bill perediting the New York can |tons apply Come | ed a men LONDON, April €—Dunraven's shar hie abaee onties - Bouta would violate the plain inteat of the | —_—_., necting rail ‘a bell abridge over; = Franchise ame tte Ween Teer hears. The shooters started for Sou a s shar bas affairs, poorest, hie: statute and rebder it proctically wnelens tue Kast River at Hell Gate, watea ® Woe Parehased To-day On Y if vw Ive ei) Gat ale . amid the usual scenes of enthustaam. | differences with Col. Kekewlch ‘The opittion i* corsidered important by WEATHER FORECAST, York City to Montauk Point, passed che | Compirolier Coler jo-day paid over tol beriey Ms 4 Dunraven at the last moment ae-| bertey. tom-How stom-Hevre brokers r tant for the thirtycalix hour end- pany to have a direct route from N Long Isiand Supply j Bat ery ¢ cided to accompany the foree, ant has] Mr. Rhodes's reception wa lng ee re en " It t ing 8 P.M. Saturday for New York City York City to Montauk Point passed tne! 80y (he award for ite plant and tran-| been posted Supernumerary Captain} contrast to his former tia na. PARCELS POST ACT and vicinity: Generally tal and smiig| meme to-day. The bill will got» hive, purerared by ihe city of New| BiG L0ss 10 | 0 BOERS, on the battalion public gid not show the and weather to-night and Saturday; trea) | °* Governor at once York | The corps is going to Beira and will] terest in him. WwiTH VENEZUELA. Mnkt to eabtnweet winds. Gov. Roowevelt will go to York ™ beard pene but jim Major-Gen. Carrington's force for] Prom the jime of his jl 24 marron to cont the tnteres: and other ex 0 orthern dorder surrounded The following record sbvws the Cor Wills ‘Onden., Der Albert thee, [12 t0t4l AMOUNL UP oom "TIME | Vitlebote Warentt Stepped Maller at) yn sceasn om ws |. jehanges t temperature for the 'y rl — — Senator T. C. Plait, Chartes Siewart ¥ Loomis the . Vee sone oe ow, 7 morning hours, as indicated by the ther- |g: mometer at Perry's pharmacy’, ~ Jonn Harsea tthoades and others ve to cae tment of | a, al Bett Sav wa Sea” Le § seething Raliway Tre a LONDON, April &—In the death of fa, Gen, Villebots Mareuil the Boose lest iat, 2