"E COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURO.
BAKE THEMSELVES ALIVE.
In lie-
BOERS HOLD HEIGHTS
Warren Retains Perilous Posi
tion Gained Sunday.
BTEErSLOPESPREVENTGUX TLAXTIXG
& Nlstht Attack Contemplated to Car
rr Splon'e Kop UiiIpIi Colnnlata
Aid the Kncnii'-Horr Hr
port of the fight.
LOXIJOV .Inn "1J , .....! ..TKmi
rM, ;. 1 ! political powt-r for Individual members
umi unit i-lll,-ll, Ui WHICH BO
tlnxNlnn rnnnllra Thns) Olita
len.e From Trouble.
finking tliomsdvos In huge ronring
ovpiis Is the ellmnx of emotlouul eu
thuslnsm nnd Bolf snprince of a
Btmnjjjo sect of Husslnna. Tlioy nre the
Bejronny. nnd they live In the village
of Toruowo. nenr Tiraspol.
Tlie sect's orlitln wns rather political
nnd economical than religious, their
notations having always been direct-
Thirly-One
CALIFORNIA.
Days' Tour via
Railroad,
Pennsylvania
Found Body ofHummtl's Babe.
Last of Four Victims of the Lycoming County
Tragedy.
I'he Pennsylvania Railroad Corn- Buried in a stable on the Hummel
niui-.i Pjn iiocn expected, hns come to a
tnm'l.-H'ill. Hi ciircfnUy vonl' men
ne to the war ollice tcllinu: this after a
IWuee of two diiys rendu like an apology
nud trn tAylnnatioii.
Qnsr4l,TVurreii holds the ridges, but
ie cnrij pcpsitious nre liigher. The
IritUh artillery is playing on the Huer
lositions, nnd the Koers are replying.
the British Infantry Is sepnrnted liy only
1,400 yards from the enemy, hut nn ap
proach to the steep slopes neross the bare
open would expose the Hiitish to a futul
ritle fire.
The following dispatch from Oeneral
Buller, dated at Spenrmnn's Camp, Jan.
23, H:i;0 p. m., hns Just hrin posted:
"Warren holds the position he gained
two days ngo. In front of him nt about
1,400 yards is the enemy's position, west
Of Spina's kop. It is on higher grouud
than Warren's position, so it is impossi
ble to see into it properly.
''It can only be approached over bnre.
pen slopes, nud the ridges held by War
feu are so steep that guns cannot be plnc
d on them. But we nre shelling the ene
, ray's position with howitzers and field ar
tillery pi need on lower ground behind in
fantry. "The enemy Is replying with Creusot
and other artillery. In this duel the ad
vantage rests with us, as we appear to be
enrolling his trenches, and his nrtillcry
fire is not causing us much loss.
"An attempt will be made tonight to
seize Spion's kop, the salient of which
forms the left of the enemy's position
facias Trlchnrd's drift nnd which divides
Jt from the position facing l'otgicter's
drift. It has considerable command over
all the enemy's intrenchuiciits."
The Daily Chronicle publishes the fol
lowing hclingrnphic message from Lady
smith, dated Jan. 22, by way of Swart
kop, .Inn. 23:
"Yesterday we could see Ibitish shells
bursting close to the Hocr camp on the
plateau tins snle of I'otgictcr s drift, but
the enmp still remains in position there
today.
"We heard very heavy firing nil this
morning. The bombardment here is
slack, but the Boor big gun on Mount
Bulwnna is still tiring."
A dispatch from the Boer enmp, tipper
Tugela river, dated Jan. 21, has the fol
lowing: "After Commandant Botha checked the
British advance yesterday morning it was
expected that thee would be no further
action uutil tomorrow. This afternoon,
however, signs were discerned of an in
tended movement in the British northern
enmp.
"When the heat, which wns more
frightful thau nny yet experienced, hnd
vrnrn off, the British cannon started in
full force, and their infantry advanced in
extended order.
"Oenernls Botha nnd Cronje held the
high hills over which the road to Lady
smith passed. When the Mauser fire
opened, n pandemonium of sound tilled
tne air. I lie vindictive crash of lyddite
hells, the sharp volleys of Lee-Metfords
and the whiplike crack of Mausers were
interspersed with the boom of the Boer
Maxims. The battle ended with dark
ness, hut not without evidences of exe
cution anioiijf the British that were mani
fested at sunrise.
"Field Cornet Krnst Kmilio wns killed;
nor did the generals escape unscathed.
"At the central position, Swnrt kop,
where tlie other road to Lndysmith cross
es the hills, the British ndvanccd from
low kopjes on the banks of the Tugela
unmolested. Then they entered the zone
of Mauser fire, nnd, although their naval
guas kept up the usual terrible racket,
the advance was stopped and the British
had to count out their dend and wounded.
"Commuudsnt Yiljoen and two burghers
were knocked senseless by nn explosion
of lyddite, but Commandant Viljocii re-
i ieiu i ornet lleilbron
ed toward crcnter personnl liberty nnd
of society.
They demand the abolition of docu
ments for proving Identity nnd nlso the
abolition of the necessity for the pass
port. They repudiate compulsory mili
tary service, nnd if forced to bear nrtns
tuey nre liable to emotional enthusl
asm. lending to self sacrifice. The
form of death which they ndopt is usu
nlly burial while alive, but occasional
ly It Is self destruction by fire,
hen the last great sacrifice of the
sect wns mnde, the people adopted the
voluntary cremation method as 9
means of getting an eternal release
from their troubles. On a single day
four families went out from a village
and did themselves to death. A huge
oven was built, nnd into It those who
voluntarily decided
themselves.
The people who lacked the noccssnrv
enthusiasm or strength of mind or who
felt that they were not worthy of at
tempting the great achievement knelt
nnd prayed while they wept for their
relatives nud friends, whose charred
bones they kissed In au ecstasy of af
fection and admiration.
pany has arranged for a special pc
sonally conducted tour through Ct!
lomi.i, to leave New York and Phila
delphi.i on February tj, by specu
i unman drawing room sleeping ca
ani connecting at Kl 1'aso with lb
"Mexico and California Special,
composed exclusively of Pullma
parlor smoking, dining, drawing room
sleeping, compartment, and ohserva
tton cars, for tour through California
returning by March 29
Kound trip tickets, covering all
necessary expenses, $175 from all
points on Pennsylvania Railroad.
1-or further information apply
ticket agents; Tourist Ageut, 1196
nroadway, new vork ; 4 Court Street
Brooklyn : 780 Broad Street. Newark
N. J. ; B. Courlaender, Jr., Passenger
Agent Baltimore District, Baltimore,
luo. ; v-onn Murids. I'assengtr Agei.
Southern Disirict, Washington, 1) C.
Ihos. E. Watt, Passenger Agen
I'mrici, riusDurg, fa : or
ad.lreSS (eo. W. Bovd. Assistant
10 uie Plunged tlcncral Pn.Tr .,.,. m.:i. 1-1
I . J.jj,... figcill, 1 UHdUCI
Pnia- 1 18 at.
to
The Doctor Dlsnirreed.
Some Vienna snvnns were lately con
fronted with n language dillictilty. Ac-
i-ui-uuiK 10 1 nt? 1 iKii'pciHinnce r.cige, a
young girl, unknown, wns found un
conscious In 11 street at rresburg nnd
was conveyed to the hospital at Vien
na, where she recovered consciousness
and beg.in to speak In a language
wuicn 110 one present could under
stand. 1 lie doctors enme to the con
clusion that the young woman wus 11
native of au eastern country.
Justices flonnuations-
Secretary of Commonwealth Will Not Rccolve
Certificates.
An eroneous report lias been cir
cuiated in the State in regard to the
filing of certificates of nomination for
Justice of the Peace, in consequence
of which a number of such certificates
have alreajy been received at the
State Department at ITarrisbiirr
, . ft.
I hey have been promptly returned
oy the Secretary of the Common
wealth, with the information that thev
should be filed with the County Com
missioners.
As a great many of these nomina
Hons are not made until just before
Consequently some professors from the last day named for the filing, some
the oriental fcIioo were ca ed In, and nf fk t, . 1 i
they were all agreed that the gl, did 1',
not speak a correct language, but a , "rt,,fica;e,s to ,he wronS Plac
dialect. The professor of Persian held
that she spoke a Persian dialect nud
that he understood it. Another pro-
feasor was of opinion that It was an
Abysslulan dialect. A third was con.
vlnced that It was n Turkish patois.
since tin? snvans were not agreed the
police deemed It necessary to make In
quiries, with the result that te stran
. 1 . 1.1,1 r-.i . -t
iu uc incu, tan 10 get tneir names
upon the official ballot.
The State Department announces
that it will be well for all candidates
. 1, r. f T r . n
iui me unite 01 justice 01 tne feace
to know that the Secretary of the
- 1. , , . . . .
v-ommonweaun nas decided not to
receive any certificate or papers nom-
ger was proved to be a Hungarian who "'a""B -".'aies tor mat omce, and
nan escaped rrom a prison and who lllc lJ,ul,cr P'ace to nie tnem is
did not understand a word of Persian.
Abysslulan or Turkish. Loudon Globe.
with the County Commissioners.
Leech
ness In
KnUlniK t.eeehea.
runners go about their busl
au intorestinz war. ITnvlni?
fenced and watered a suitable vueadow.
mey proceed to sow It with leeches bv
scattering them broadcast on the laud
OLD MEXICO-
Twenty-ihreo Days' Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co
m-
from sacks containing ir(.(H)0 leeches Pany has arranged for a snectal ner
each. All that is now uecesAry is to sonally-conducted tour through Old
provide for the crop plenty Trf water Mexico bv soecial Pullman train nf
parlor-smoking, dining, sleeping, com
partment, and observation cars, to
leave New York aud Philadelnhia
February 12, visiting all the principal
points of interest in the "Land of
Montezuma," and spending five davs
in the City of Mexico.
Kound-tnp tickets, covering all
necessary expenses, $300 from all
points on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
bor further information apply to
ticket agents j Tourist Agent, 1196
and plenty of blood. The usual meth
od of, providing the latter Is to drive
old horses and cattle Into the Inclosure
miuici lines iresii moon rrom a
slaughter house Is supplied. Chicago
iews.
Trite expressions.
We are tired of hearing the expres
sion, "Stood like a stag at bay." How
many ever saw a "stag at bay?" Is It
anything like the way a cow stands
when a woman approaches with a pail?
ctounocd like a fog horn whistle"
farm, near Montgomery, the body of
baby Delaney, the yourcest victim of
the quadruple murder on November
iC, was discovered last Thursday
morning. It was directly underneath
the spot where Hummel's horse stood,
and was covered with dirt, stones and
cornstalks.
The child's skull had been crushed
in by a terrific blow from some blunt
instrument.
1 ne iiummei murder was com
mitted on the night of November 16,
and one week later the bodies of Mrs
Hummel and two children were found
tin ler a strawstack a mile from the
Hummel house. No trace of the
other child, a girl about two years of
age, could be found.
District Attorney Kaupp and Sher
: 1 ,
in uanimc received iniormition as
to the whereabouts of the body. They
took the midnii'ht train for Montgom
ery, drove to the scene of the murder.
and went directly to the spot where
the body was buried.
Much mystery surrounds the affair.
as the officials refuse to tell how or
from whom they receive their inform
ation as to the location of the body.
It was surmised that Hummel had
confessed, but lie and his attorney
deny this. He displayed no emotion
when told the body of the child had
been found.
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States consume 970,000,000 gallons
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t The Cure that Cures
t
Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
WHOOPING COUGH. ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS AND INCIPIENT
CONSUMPTION IS
siiould ulso be dropped. A fog horn Is Broadway. New York : a Court Strf
x.njnus. aiciuson irnnk l'n Xn l?rri C,r...t X' 1.
IN. .; ii. Courlaender. Tr.. Passentrpr
. - - --- --
never
Globe.
heard In
covered.
wounded and, oa refusing to surrender,
, ip nil,, 1.
"The British loss wns probably insignifi
cant. They complain that sporting Mau
sers were found on the field una soft
nosed bullets, with Lee-Metfords. The
Boers admit that sporting Mausers were
occasionally found, but they deny the
charge respecting expansive bullets. Not
a shot was fired by the J'.oers with can
non or ritie at the Swart kop position this
side the river.
"One thousand infantry and n battery
advanced yesterday to the second row of
low hills between the reoiil.li,.,,, .i
the river. Heavy cannonading proceeded
at a range of 2,000 ynrds, but the feder
als maintained the silence of denth. This
must have staggered the British, as the
4
Tii"V XL"ZW sZZR
old tij all 'druggists 25 SSOctsT
InrjulstHve people are the funnels of ASent Baltimore District, Baltimore,
conversation. They do not take in any- Ma-t Colin Studds, Passenger Agent, !
tuiug ior uieir own use,
to pass It to nnother.
Passions weaken, but habits strength
CO with nge.-W R. II l.eckev.
but merely Southeastern District, Washington, D. I
C.j Thos. E. Watt, Passenger Agent, !
western District, Pittsburg, Pa.; or
address Geo. W. Boyd, Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Phila. 1-4-41,
If
Women Want to Bell Eeal Estate.
Seek Change in the Law That Gives Hus
band the Advantage,
Certain ot Pennsylvania's married
women are seriously considering the
advisability ot a crusade to do awav
advance was stopped, and this nioruing I w',n the legislative act which Drevents
thev hill! rntii-orl In tlw.l.. ..1.1 I.: 1. I .u: I . "
r - w. v. w im ii uiu I'OBUIUIIH,
BOER HKAD LAAGKit. Lmivsmitt, "e only exception to this act, which.
' I I L. . . 1 '
their class from disposing of real estate
witnout the consent of their lords
Tlie KlKktln at Splon'a Kop.
10ER IIKAT1 I.AAr:i.'i t.i
Jan. 24. A battle has been raging aloua Dy l"e way, was passed away Dack in
between '?he K L,? 'V """"e sole trader." The
6.000 British. The fighti,,; is in tM u u !!:0maP 8Dd the WOman whose
wing at Spion's kop. The Boers undei nusDand doesn't contribute to her sup
Botha and Cronje have hpn ..,.f 1. : i I Dort are the "lemmA t,,t...o
?--!-?r.,1U8h l l,ewi,e 'e "'iking .' They don't reauirethe consent nf -
positions, husband
reeonnoissanee of the Boer
t-resiaent steyn ws under fire at
loremosi position of the Free Staters,
the
Noted Novelist Dead.
LONDON Jan. 22.-tor. Itichard D.
- wan oorn at ionir
w iiiongage it or Decome guarantee
for another person.
But the great majority of married
women living in ths Keystone State
must get permission from their hus.
h, Berkshire. In 1N2.". irn,i,,,...i ... I bands when hew r-rr,t.ml. j:
txx i8ff7itftsr,;.s 5u:,ntess with theirown property-Th"
works are "Clara Vaughn "Loraa esertlon concession was considered
Dooue" and "Crlpps the Carrier," besidei ,awmakers a great grant, but the
pwma aud trauHiutions. women of to-day are not impressed
General Br.W. , Wa.hln. tou ma8nim!y the exception.
WASHINOTON, Jan. 24. - (JeUP'ral Y Wa"1 ,he Prlvlle8e o doing with
uTohu It. Brooke, formerly governor gen- 0Wn aS theV see fit- '8 probable
Z .1 ""rI "vva " "asjungtoD l,iai an enort win be made to brine
brMBr-e S Yd? aTc'S . "pel of th. ancient ac?
James T. Dean. ' LaptalD and then the "femme sole trader" will
cease to be a picturesque feature of
otherwise practical Pennsylvania.
Oanian Dlarna Locked I'p.
8UAKIN, Egypt, Jnu. 22. - Osmai
Dlgna, principal general of the lute Kba
bfa Abdullah, who was captured lasi
Thursday in the hills near Tokur, wai
brought here yesterday and imprisoned.
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Two Weeks' Tour via Pennsylvania Railroad.
The first Pennsylvania Railroad tour
...
oi tne season to Jacksonville, allowing
two weeks in Florida, will leave New
York and Philadelphia February 6.
Excursion tickets, including railway
transportation, Pullman accommoda- j
lions (one berth), and meals en route
in both directions while traveling on
the special train, will be sold at the
following rates : New York, $50.00 ; 1
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore '
and Washington, $48.00 j Pittsburg, ,
$53.00 and at proportionate rates from
other points.
For tickets, itineraries, and other
information apply to ticket agents,
Tourist Agent at 1 196 Broac'way, New
Xork ; 4 Court Street, Brooklyn 1 789
Broad Street, Newark, N. J.; .B. Cour
laender, jr., fassenger Agent, Balti
more District, Baltimore, Md.; Colin
Studds, Passenger Agent Southeastern
District, Washington, D. C; Thos. E.
Watt, Passenger Agent Western Dis
trict, Pittsburg, Pa.; or to Geo. Vv.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, Phila
delphia. 3.4 4t.
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PIAN2!rfr,o'n $,75 00 and Upwards.
",u""a. rrom $50.00 and Upwards
We sell on the installmentVtan. Pianos
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We nandle Genuine Singer High Arm
SEWING MACHINES,
f S.oo down and Si nn .i. ur. .1.
handle the Demorest Sewing Machine, from
PQ. ?0 and unwnrrTi
Needle, and Oil for all makes of Sewing
Machines. Best makes of
WASH MACHINES,
FROM $4.00 UP TO $9.00.
J. SALTZER.
Music Rooms No. ne West Main
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