Small Fights Mark South African News Report
London March 28 reconnoissances of slight importance continue to be the only features of the war in South Africa. Capt Sloane Stanley was slightly wounded near the Modder river March 25. Free Staters stay on farms near Basutoland. Basutoland natives being used to repair railways. Natal shows no major developments as of March 23. Boer camp at Glencoe reports no attack. Botha and Meyer join Pretorius on patrol March 22. one lancer shot after refusing surrender. Sickness among Boer prisoners rises. three deaths March 26. typhoid fears in Elmonstown. Weather slows British advance. rains flood rivers. 400 Free Staters take a Kimberley road area and seize a farm near Pandamsfontein to raid the railway. About 20,000 Boers guard Drakensberg passes. Faure smith reports Clements’ column occupying Jagersfontein and Fauresmith amid rejoicing without opposition.
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PAY FOR TROOPS IN PHILIPPINES SHIPMENT
A shipment for the payment of sal in the Philippines left the gut treasury. There were 600000 in gold coin packed in wooden boxes cash containings 20000 the same sum in bills parked in three iron safes and the remainder consisting of minor coin packed in cartridge box The money was hauled down Broad street under a gate of 18 soldiers. The detachment was cheered by brokers repeatedly along the route. The two trucks containing the money were driven to the United States transport Sumner which will leave for Manila Thursday.
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Powers Trial Waives Defense and Holds Case Without Bail
In Frankfort Kentucky on March 28 the fourth day of the examining trial of Republican Secretary of State Aster Powers concluded with the court holding him without bail for further grand jury investigation. Gov Brown for the defense said no testimony would be introduced and that they would waive further examination. A pardon issued by Gov Taylor was discussed as a bar to prosecution, but the motion to dismiss was overruled. Det. Dee Armstrong arrested H E Youtsey, Sweeney's private secretary, as an accessory before the fact to Gov Goebel's murder. Culton provided information but not a confession. Other items include trials, punishments, and political notes from multiple cities.
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March Cult
Drunken Trio Terrorizes Town in Wet Springs
March 28 report from Wet Springs describes J W Floyd Guy Turner and Duke Lamb causing mayhem in the streets firing at people and clashing with officers. Deputy Jack Paris was shot in the head, bystander Richard Ralston wounded, and one assailant was shot by Chief Rector. Mob fears rise as three men are jailed and businesses close.
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