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13 TOE TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1900. THE WAR EMBARCATIOX OF TROOPS. TTLBCBT, Joxi is. Ila Stint Andrew, Passport No. 73, sailed this afternoon with draft of the lOlti Hassan (SO), the Norfolk Regiment (277), and tho West Ridinc Rosbacat (120); with maounts.

She carries aJtogrsthcr 12 officers, 400 men, aad 350 The officers on board arts RMm ef oOertu Major Middleton. v.rtftn fin charre of Norfolk draft). 16th Lnicr LieuteBat A. Near (la charge cf 19th liK.CrUin P. E.

Pah. Norfolk ItegiraeaU Ueuteaaat D. H. Oliver, Bee. Iiectfaant JL D.

Baxxard, A. Steward, K. Steward, and Carroll. Vrt Riding Beriment. Bee Lieutenant Goddsrd.

Civil Surjr. M. J. A. Graham.

Civil Vetmnary gurgvea. Mr. B. Phmkett. Tho West Hiding draft camo from Oork and did not arrivo till nearly 3 o'clock, whereas tho other troops and all tho horses wore embarked before 11, so that a long wait interrened but tho ship got o3 in very pood timo and excellent order.

Sho is ono of tho flnost horse transports in tho fleet, and mado a most successful Yoyage last January at time when very few good voyages woro being mado. And yot influenza was rife among tho hones. Tho experience is jnstrnctiTp. Somo 30 or 40 cases of influenza occurred on board, but tho deaths were only 2'8 per cent, cf tho total number carried. Carrying horses is tho special business of the line to which tho haint Andrew belongs, and Captain Fit jrerald, who commands her, is their most experienced officer.

Ho had tho sick hones brought up tn tho upper deck, where most them quickly reeoTcred. Of course, this was, done in lino weather and warm latitudes. It has been dono with success in other ships. Fresh air to bo tho most cflectivo treatment for influenza, but caro must bo taken not' to lot tho horse catch cold. Tho difficulty is to hit tho happy moan.

I notice that the borsoa going out now are all carefully clothod In warm rues, how cYcr hot tho weather may bo. In tho winter, when it wa bitterly cold, thoy often had none: To day It was distinctly hot on the hono deck, but tho animals remained sweating In tholr thick 'loth until Colonel Walters, tho veterinary o3ioor, cmio down and had them stripped. It would Ni hotter, now that wo are in summer, to strip each horse in tho sheds oti detraining and before going on board. Considering what an excellent ship tho Saint Andrew Is, the Goreru raent does not appear to havo got much tuo out of her. Sho has been kept on under charter since January, but has mado only ono) voyage, haTing been lying Idlo with fires banked in Table llay for about throe months.

Yet she has never taken coal on board since hor original departure from Uie Thames on January 22, and sho arrived back the other day with by no moans empty bunkers. Such Is tho capacity these modern cattlo boats. Tho suggestion has been nade lt Is said by Lord KItchenor that ships cf this class should bo used as portablo arms factories, and thero no doubt that with their iron dock and largo 'twecudock spaces they ould bo readily adapted to this purpose. Tho Piccuiore Is duo to go from hero on Saturday, and tho Orotava on tho 28th. Tho triko lus not afted work much at thoso docks, except that tho men havo boon rutiior casual and capricious.

There havo boon sporadic cetuaUons of work, but not enough to interforo seriously with tho preparation of tho transports. Tho stevedores: gcnorally coino up to tho scratch at the last moment when they know a thing has got ut be dono, after tho manner of their countrymen, but whether tho Government Is gottlng Its money's worth In labour is another question. Tho Admiralty officer now In chargo of tho trans lorta at Tilbury is Captain Ilcathcoto, while Commander Allen looks after tho Albert Docks. Both officers havo been for somo time: on the Thames stall, and are thoroughly familiar with the work. Captain Bradford, until yesterday senior officer for tho Thames, has been on, a victualling committee, and has Riven up tho transport work.

His tenure of office! on the Thames has been marked by great efficiency and smooth working. THE NAVAL AND MILITARY BAZAAR. Every one was agreed yesterday that nothing in the way of a bazaar could bo prettier than the stalls and arrangements generally at Olympia. But, unfortunately, there was also general agreement during tho early part of the afternoon that the number of purchasers was small. Thero were plenty of people about, bat, as ono disheartened saleswoman put it, everybody is trying to sell." Later on, business grew better, but the first day's takings must havo been rather a disappointment.

It will be a great pity if tho bazaar is not made a success, for It really is a wonderfully gay sight. Such a medley of pretty faces and bright dresses and uniforms and military rrrsignia and military bands can very seldom be seen, and the homes for disabled sailors and soldiers deserve every one support. So thero is a duty to be discharged and a pleasure to be tasted at one and the same time. Fancy dress is a great help to the liveliness of an affair of this kind, and the fancy dresses at Olympia are exceedingly effective. Officers' full dress uniforms are.

generally handsome, and when their sisters and their cousins and their aunts take hints from them they may bo trusted to borrow their most striking features. The ladies who go about in the long red riding cloaks of the Househo Brigade must find them rather warm, but they havo the consolation of knowing that they look vastly flno. Tartan sashes, too, have a very good effect over a white dross, and Highland bonnets suit pretty faces to admiration. Tho ladies at tho Gordon Iligh anders' stall, by the way, wear a costumo copied from that which the beautiful Duchess of Gordon wore when sho recruited tho regiment with a thi Jlng between her Hps. Two llttlo girls belonging to the WeUh Fusiliers look very protty In ml clonks and steeple hats.

Tho other helpers at this stall havo on tho backs of their Kton coats tho flah that the strips of black ribbon which tho officers, by Royal rmnnlwdon, havo worn ion tholr back vyvr slow thoy mtwd to mr rlbUn to Uo their wigs. A curious olnwrvpr noticed ytv trrday that tho tuw of tho rgltnoiit who am btUcbed to tho stall ttlo had thiwo strip of hlAck mjwij on to Uiolr ttinlw Just below tho nape of th and Inquiry rtvoolpd tho Interesting tact that tho Quwn, only woek or two ago, granted ponnMon for tho privates to sharo tills reelrncntai distinction which Imi ro long been enjoyed only by tho officers. Thero aro soldiers at nearly ovury stall, many of thom bronzed by tho Houth African sun' and most of them looking as If thoy would rather bo facing tlio foo on the veldt than doing duty at this fashlonablo function. Tho shin stalls aro guarded by bloo tickots, and hoveral cheery ralddlns are help rig to got rid of tho wares displayed, Thero it riot much khaki to bo been, 'though there area couple of OenUumnn In Khaki the ParwdUa Contingent utall, jm as wj, Khaki is the thing, AwH, for a working unlfonw, bnl (nr mi opin llkp thl bright priiour re more deirftltlft principal WMitent of Mm MU wru loytthftl itpoo yteftljr. Tlwre utile to add towhAiwM nftld Hmu lSw ikwHIbi bwIi Whli Yotl mu you iHSufe ytttif life otir kett.

or both, in the liar wid oU ett hio pitreMAd ft ticket which entitles yott to havo tout tnll hat brushed fit thd lleod df94 fetatK" Also at tho Arnericnn bars various fttifn ttHnks. Mich as the 11 lloef rtaralytet nr the Uaden Powoll can be had by thn thlrstv. But It Is lust as well to bo suro that yon get what you contonmateur CASUALTIES. THE PRETORIA PEISONEES. Lord Roberts telegraphs to tho Secretary of State for War that tho.

following officers, who won prisoner in Pretoria, were recovered on the 6th tost. ltrnx HTJ8SAB8. Xiest. AaUnoa Frlham I.Lieat. Crichta ifrnx UUB8AUa.

Lleat. OoL B. D. Holier 1 0pt. sad Adit.

W. P. U. JUjoc H. A.

P. Grerille feUock 1ST ROYAI DRAGOON'S. E. Lieut. T.

D. I'ilkiagton 6ra DRAGOON GUARDS. Lieut. P. E.

Till ROYAL GUARDS. Cpt. Wk P. Ricsrdo GUARDS. IJeot, II.

Chindd role Gcl 12TH. LAKOKR8. Iieut. N. il.

H. Tristram 6th LANCEUS. Cspt. C. J.

Eocle Otu LANCERS. Lient. S. R. Theobald 6tu DRAGOONS.

Lieut. lUIjh Lieut. G. KU AntU 1st aTTALlON CONNAUGIIT RANGERS. Cpt.O.Il.Pord Hutchiavjn Sr.

Lieut. K. V. Joaea 2nd ROYAL IRISH IUPLES. Capt.

W. J. MeWbimds OFFICIAL TABLE OF CASUALTIES. The War Office has brracd tho subjoined table of casualties in the Field Force In SotrUi Africa, reported during the week ended the 10th and the total casualties reported since the beginning of the war, up to and including tho week CMwaktSaAeOMu Capt. A.

C. D. tspaeer L.ieut. tt. II.

fc'ec. Lieut, T. L. B. Sontry bee.

Lieut. J. U. liowea Colthurst Cspt. A.

V. WVir Lieut. E. J. Chrutie c.Lient.L.

G. I). Rodaer Sec. Lieut. IV 0.

W. My nsrd Cspt. V. J. Kelly 1st ROYAL MUNSTER FU8ILIERS Lieut.

D. Best Lieut. T. A. D.

Best.I&ni&killmg rosilien) 2xd ROYAL DUBLIN FUSILIERS, Capt. M. T. K. I See.

Lieut. T. H. O. Lieut.

Oravice I Frank land Lieut. C. T. XV. ti rim haw 1st BATTALION ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS.

Lleat. Col.P. H.C.Carleton Lieut, A. IL C. Macrreeor Jlai.

P. II. Jiunn Capt. A. R.

BorrowM Lieut. A. K. K. Heard tjeut.

K. Houthey Lieut. W. G. Phibbi Lieut.

II. B. ilolmei CAMERON HUJIILANDKRS. Capt. MacEwra ROYAL SCOTS I'USlLIERfl.

Lieut. A. L. J. M.

Kelly See. Lieut. R. J. Kentiih Em.

Lieut. C. E. VinKn bee Lieut. R.

W. R. Jeud. wme Capt. D.

n. A. Dick Capt. li. il.

rtcrtney Lieut. E. CUrittian Lieut. M. R.

McConoehey i.ieui. it. liuniDoju Lieut. G. C.ilriu ROYAL ARTILLERY STAPP.

Capt. II. T. lOtH MOUNTAIN IU1TKRY R.GJL Major G. E.

Bryant Liest. G. 1). Wheeler Lieut. 0.

R. Nugent Lieut. W. II. Moor Bee.

Lieut. 0. T. W. Webb (attached) ROYAL DORSE ARTILLERY.

Major J. C. Wrmy Capt. II. ItoUM Capt.

G. II. A. Whits Lieut. P.

ill. G. Staatea Lieut. P. Lm 0.

itune Leartnoath ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. Lieut. Col. II. V.

Hunt C6TO BITTKUy ROYAL PI KLD ARTILLERY. Major W. Y. Poster LieiUO. L.

14TU RVTTERi ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. MaioT A. O. ward I So. Lieut.

0. P. Ilolford LUuU A. C. Birch ROYAL ENGINEERS.

Lieut. M. T. Webber ROYAL ENGINEERS MILITIA (AmciliB Bvrroit.) Lieut. J.

II. Prior 1st GLOUCESTER REGIMENT. Urat. J. Injrara Mae.

Iieut. P. II. Kbori I.lrut. K.

L. lieaaley rfao. Lieut. S. keiuie to.

Lieut. II. H. Smith Lieiit. and Adj.

W. L. B. Hill Lieut, and Qr.Mr. R.

J. Uray MJ. R. Humphry Maj. W.

R. I'. Wallace Uaia. n. linneaii Capt.

Connor lueut. A. nrrani Lieut. P. C.

NUbet Lieut. R. M. M. Dsry Ueut.

P. A. Breul Lieut. O. S.

Knox Lieut. W. A. M. Temple Lieut.

A. II. lUdico KINO'S ROYAL RIFLES. Maj. O.

S. W. Nugent "Lieut. P. M.

Cram Lieut. B. J. I Lieut. G.

IL Martin 2XD NORTHUMBERLAND PUSIL1ERS. Maj. W. E. Smrgea I See.

Lieut. G. R. Wake. Capt.

E. W. Fletcher Soc. Lieut. L.

B. Coulson Capt. P. B. Morley Lieut.

II. S. Toppia 2sd LANCASHIRE FUSLMERS. Lient. Col.

0. J. Bloom I Capt. XV. P.

Emalie field I Opt. G. Preeth ROYAL LANCASTER REGIMENT. Maj. G.

A. Carleton 1st BATTALION SUFFOLK REGIMENT. Capt. C. A.

See. Lieut. Martin Brett W. Woed what you order. Ono indignant was heard yesterday complaining, I asked for a whisky sour and you've given me a rasnberry There was no cncninir ceremony.

Princess Christian merely walked round and then sold at one or two stalls. To day Mr. Goechen will be the opener. Up to 0 o'clock the fee i after 6 o'clock. 2s.

GcU. Lient. B. J. B.

Barnard Li too Capt. W. G. Thompaoa 2xd DEVONSHIRE REGIMENT. Lieut.

Col. G. II. Bullock I Lieut. G.

N. P. Smyth Maj. J. McN.

Walter Oiboume 2sd ESSEX REGIMENT. Lieut. W. P. Bonham DUKE OP CO UNA ALL'S L.I.

Lieut. H. T. Cantan tro ROYAL WEST KENT. Lieut.

R. J. T. IHldyard 2) EAST KENT. Lieut.

W. G. P. Barnard 2in DORSET REGIMENT. Lieut.

W. lUdelifle tsj BEDFORD REGIMENT. Lieut. G. D.

Jebb 1st OXFORD L.I. Maj. P. J. Evelegh 2S.

WILTSHIRE REGIMENT. Stock WELSH REGIMENT. Lieut. R. H.

Metjo am WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT Maj. H. de T. C. Hobba.

YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. Capt. G. G. Ottley DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY, Fee, Lieut.

L. J. P. Butler RESERVE OP OFFICERS. Lieut.

C. M. Grenfell (late 10th Huasan) ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Lieut. C.

J. Croxford INDIAN STAPP CORPS. Lhws. R. J.

Stewart (attached sA.S.G.)' ARMY VETERINARY DEPARTMENT. Vtty. Lieut. 11. Shore ROBERTS '8 HORSE.

Vet. Cant. P. D. Bray Lieut.

II. R. norm Lieut, J. P. Hawaii Limit.

Trntej KITCHENBH'fl I10R8B. BnxwVd dwfaic tM 11 OUver cacaattke np to and Incladiccj Eataoni, Hot. 23 ColeoMi IS Utrdx 10l Dowlt. Oct. 20 JSaiwUlaaita, Oct.

a EnUn (QraipanJ, Txnpihrt Fana and 'iUiolon' Oct. Johasmaborf r.d Pre tona. capture oi Err, enr IMrraith. Belief ot trbw 18 to Z7 Dad 11 MonU Chmto (CcH 1 tucl. to 18 rtb.

ist XSDei. WoBadaAJBotiUi AMeal Uaelnrtl to wooaded). CE 55 73 MoJiUr Hirer. Nor. to retfiiar1! Drift.

I to. 7 Brddcnfarre. April aad 4 RkUooteio. Oct. Zi anoa! Text.

Mar. 31 Fpinn Kop, Ac, Van. 1744. etormbrj. Deo.

19 WUlow Graax. Nor. At Iadrnnith dnrioj Haiti of Jan. Other rainaitiae At Kiinbacley darinj Mafxlc during) At Otfcer rajuaHkt Total eatmlttM In art loo rerortod nn lOtfemi it 0 128 ES 43 0 13 E7 a CO til 143 13 10 IS S45 21 11 A is ICT C3 13 a is 10 343 163j 153 VIA 13 1E3 64 130 U2S 1.0501 tS7 1 siaf 8H 10.KW 51 C' 9 acd Xetalkfflad. 19 1 4 7 30 1 2 15 29 I in 21 2.3U A fofBAlU lut ef trlionm hai not tmn ntitalnrd.

from Unw colamna. Of IOmk. 14 oOcen and 72 na hat. ta ra ta 1 31 2 228 4 ES 11 108 03 3B7 2 4C7 3S1 CO a 40 10 113 9 24 ft 43 18 109 1.U0 1 33 434 170 L064 K2 430 S3 its L23 ICT L782 9Q 4Q 1.438 354 440 1U 541 7C3 es 4S3 XS 17 260 Otla iOSoarx Reported tetec Qtewec Diad ef dl aj JLcrtV.nfri In BovQA IsTtSdLt test Total to and week Died of diaaM in SonCt! Atica Axodcnial dcatla ia Sootlit AXnca IsTalidi test bene Weoa4jd Hek yoi vpecified wiikll AMnot ct ks in tht Meld Force, booth Aim, fxcrodinc aick wonoded Bo itill in Bntiah hepr tala boota jnrica. Bepcrtad dnriac tfce EDad ia action Died ef wouds ia BonthJ Africa .4 IfJoiac and prifoaeri' Died ef diacaM to BostlJ Africa Afridental deatla ia Seat tone a israZidi Total Total loud up to aad ia CQKunf to weaa Killed ia action Died of vooadi atjiaru and critcnan (ix beta recotartC) Died of diaaaaa Accidental Beat heM UTitidii Total Trtal toil (eioloitre ot tic and wounded atra sew In rwotrred a IVvUrta bu brvn rntriailj mwled a 148 offlcm and 3.0JD man.

The numtwn of UU Uadlfr on Uai 11. aad of the 4th lin. Darl iihtr ltrimnU oaptured a) 17, CT OScar aad maa who r)oln after barinf beta rtportad aad one eiQrar and T9 nan have died in eapUrlrx tlla. I 13 60 243 123 LtSt kadea. ra 2 LSJ 80 J.C3 9.m 2.C3 73 7 .22 CT 2 Lt32 1.433 L7S2 80 2un iirrULQLcepHaU ia Scatb Aineai aUitinf "are dadactad The' mnbff nf mMrial Yeoaaan eabtoradat at lkndtval oo June 7, bate not yet been racatttd.

Britiah Bouth Africa Police. Lieut. II. Charraaa, eontuaion, coaTalaent. Kinc'a Koval lUCe Corpe.

Lieut, U. atarun. toniilitii, cured. lit Welah Regiment. Lient.

R. U. Met, nearaJrU, eared. lit Royal BcoU Foitlien. Lieut.

O. C. unip, doing well. itoyai iriaa nmiiers. aiat.

r. u. aiobb, neuraig, eumi. Itoyai Horaa Artillery. Maj.

J. C. Wray, co Taleacent. CUt Draiooni. Lieut.

N. W. Haiti enterte ITtr, teriaualy ill, but IrajiroTinj. Cart Uapt W. Yaachart A.

H. Arbotd IJUt. llllfUUf Ueut. II, f). Uuhu Urut.

W. Horn heniion U(Mit, L. A. MyUtrib Capt. Capt.

iwpr. Lieut. N. A. Black nUABANT'H IIOH8B.

P. M. W. Lllllft Llmt. II.

A. 8tel LUMrtUEN'H OAI'E POLICE. A. Batet I BublBrpf. W.

A. Qetdlood E. W. Blyth BOOTH APR I CAN LIGHT HORSE. Capt.

H. rtUherbert Capt. 0. Kirkweod B.B.A. POLICE.

Lieut. II, Chapman RI10DE8IAN HORSE, Lieut. IJarenitk NATAL CAUBINEERB, Lieqt, At 4t rMKOH ALFHfiU'd VOL, HDARCg, J4mit, Wj BvarteB KAriTNHN NIOVINGH Mtil. J. Mi 1.

iidwkf l8f AU8T1ULIAN UOtiBi. Lieuli Ji Yd MlkiBe VltffOKlA tilFLKi. BcdUts Ltedt, Hockley INTELUGBNCE DEPARTMENT. Capt. L.

0. Deuoiaon POLICE MAO 1STRATE. C. H. HUliard NEWSPAPER OORRESPONDKNT8.

Lord Reaalyn I M. H. Doaohu Lord C. Manner Tho following officers who wore prisoners of war were rccoTcred in hospital in Pretoria 10th Hccaar. Lieut.

Hon. D. R. H. Andeeaon.

rylTTiiinn will i Pelhara and Lieut. C. W. H. Crichton, eoaraleeotat 1 alter otmo icTcr.

THrJ FIGHTING IN TIIK TRANSVAAL. Tho General of ComtnunlcationH, Capo Town, telegraphing on tho 1'Jtli states that the follow in additional ciMi.tltina nro ro ported from Frctorb, ill Juno oxcopt Sfjt. MaJ. Guntor tho Hth, and i'to. Koonau, tho ith Inst.

Robert' Itor e. 3457 yst. T. anntet, alijhllT wounded. lt Battalion Camerrn IlicWandcr.

38(11 Pto. Keenan, slightly wpunili ii. Itoyai bcoU lirevn. taa i'ie. i.

uonicp, wounaea. Cth Dranoens. Lieut. J. G.

Meek, danreroualy wounded. 1st Battalion Gordon nichlanders. 1712 riper A. Philip, eHcbtly woundwl. Vol.

Co. Gordon Highlander. 100 PU. A. P.

Jack, slightly wounded. Robert' lior. 1670 rt. U. il.

Planning, mgntiy wounded. City Imperial Vcluntecrs. 839 Pte. A. G.

Tburlow, gliehtly wounded. toutn Australian juoumea imani ry. ru. w. Croucher, aererely wounded.

Victorian Mounted Infantry. 204 Pte. E. T. Elmore, wounded.

2Cth Co. 1 rape rial Yeomanry. 5386 Pte. W. J.

Wallace, dangerously wounded 6114 Pto. G. Hajter, rjightly wounded, oath Cov. Imperial Yeomanry. 16452 Pte.

H. Hayden. alightly wounaea. Battery Royal Howe Artillery. 76514 Pte.

A. B. Baker, ahrhtly wounded. 1st Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry. 634 Pte, G.

Browning, killed. Lumsilen' Horse. 78. Pte. C.

E. Stuart, slightly wounded. 1st Battalion King's Own Borderer. 6671 Pt. J.

Howitt, sererely wounded. 2nd Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment. 5213 Pte. J. Poucher, dangerously wounded 2983 Pte.

W. Preebord, sererely wounded 4921 Pte. H. Hugh, sererely wounded. 83rd Battery RJL 28634 Pte.

A. UeClisker, eyerely wounaed. 83th Battery R.P.A. 28778. Pte.

J. Kennedy, severely wounded 24867 Pte. B. Slater, slightly wounded. 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards.

7924 Pte. B. Quiff ly, slightly wounded; 2089. Pte. T.

Graham, slightly wounded 1370 Pte. A. Holcombe, severely wounded. 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards. 1781 Pte.

H. Da Til, dangerously wounded. 2nd Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment. 6736 Pte. J.

Garner, killed 2345 It. A. Bewick, severely wounded 4712 Pte. T. Brown, severely wounded oo rie.

u. weaver, levefeiy wounded; 3312 Pte. XV. Taylor, severely wounded 3655 Ite. B.

Bates, (severely wounded 338a Pte. J. Huat, aeverely wounded 333 Pt. E. Foster, severely wounded 1758 lte.

A. Green, dangerously wounded 21S0 Pte. T. Noxon, dangerouxly wounded 4Csl Pte. F.

Smith, lighUy wounded 1588 Skerton, lightly wounded 300j Pte. E. P.Jows, eligbUy wounded. 1st BattaJien Welsh Regiment. 5017 Pte.

J. Lock, slightly wounded. 1st Battalion Yorkahiro Regiment. C027 Pte. T.

Ilicken, slightly wounaed. 1st Battalion Essex Regiment. 3325 Pte. C. Gray, lightly wounded M75 Pte.

W. Barber, lightly wounded. 10th Hussar, 3876 Pte. W. Taylor, severely wounded.

17th Lancer. 5183 Pte, U. liawley, dangerously wounded 4713' Pto. R. A.

Buyles, severely wounded. Tho following casualties aro reported in action at Vrodofort, Juno 7 Volnntaer Co. Cameron Highlander. Ueut. impbell, verir wounded, lea 6233 D.

(itroerou, ulifc btly wounded C250 Pt. Uamernni aevfrrly wotindel 103e6 lie, Mitahell, anynrfly wo'uiiJrd. ii i.i ii i I si a a lot Bliirroii iHKiiittii'irnt. jo.j MorrUuu, vMly hiiuh 1mI. 2iul IkitUliPti rM'Mh Wt.lrt lIelelTn.

ff70 T. (Stwsn, Mveirly wtiutiJrtl CC09 IH, Pidgtile, wverclv wounded i MM l'to. Tlelw, bcterrly wouiMlpd. 1st Battalion King' Un Uorucrer. 04T cpl.

W. Harris, priaottcr cf.war C88t Pte, Pleet, prkoner of war fa'J Pte. Grimth. prisoner of war, 2nd Battalion llauipxhlre IteglHtenl. 3819 J.

Drifooll, pridtmer of war f.Wifi IHe. K. Baton. prisoner of war 8515 Pte. C.

P. Smith, prisoner of Waif Royal Berkshire Regiment Mounted Infantry Co. 4197 Col. 1VU1, prisoner of war; 4159 Pte. J.

Wellcr, prisoner of war 3952 Pte. J. Ruddle, prisoner it 1 or war via rie. u. jojet, ui war io.j Pte.

A. diampion, nruoner of war. Eaat Laneaahiro Igiment, 5o77 L.CpU J. Wortoa. severely wounded, Tho foUpwHiff paaoajtles ara roportea apwor RlPrptiiffa'op, Jwe 14i ecep Qtho'rwiaa Il4(4 1st Battalisn OeldsirMm flnr.is,B, Lient, 0, weaMtlMl i 1Ui it Hi, llewnrtb, wvwli maim ported with tho construotlon train at LcouW' spruit on tho Hth Inst.

KILLED. 20m Courxjr R.B. 2643 Cpl. C. Daniel WOUNDED.

Both. Exarxuna. Lieut. II. A.

Micklem (sevtr) Vol. Rotal Exoiniios. Bee. Lieut. Bigg (vr) Royal Ikub Pusiusiu.

Lieut. Holmes (saver) Sxi HiDroau RldlXSNT. L.Opl. Bum (liwe dead) Ltt Cnuuius Vol. EydivsiKA.

6322 Sapper Atkinson (slnoe ded) Ditok ajtd Soxtiurr Vol. B.E. C033 Sapper E. Salmon Civilian Do we MIB8IN0. Royal xoocsntx.

LUut. C. N. North. 42b CourAKT R.E.

7030 Set. New 17930 Sgt. B. New) 27C34 Cpl. S.

Jenkins 29606 Sapper T. Belchaw 28035 Sapper P. Jone 21825 Sapper J. Jone 10th CostrAirr Kotal Evaorxxits. 28467 Sapper W.

Swan 29470 Sapper B. Murray 29466 Bapper R. ScanUe bory 429 Sapper E. Viekery 38257 Sapper N. Vieker 1311 Baiter Kirk 450 Sapper W.

Latham 28173 Saptr J. Kinnear 1806 SDDer B. Walker 1187 Bapper W. Goodwin 1545 Bapper W. G.

Sheen 23747 Bapper G. Batt 20th CouFAjri Rotal EvoiBrxas. 27096 2nd Corpl.W. Viggtr z.40 Dapper U. Watt 730 Sapper Lor Sapper A.

Love) 16634 Sapper Tidy IXxcTBiCAL ENanraxas. 2784 Sapper B. Chi vers 1581 Sapper A. Holt 438 Sapper W. War (J.) Sanndenoa 6185 Cpl.

Pearl 6201 Cpl. London Qrillaa aerrant Woreex 6191 Cpl. Chailton 6264 Cpl. BeUon 6710 Cpl. Charlton 6194 CpL Colscn DlVOJf AST) SOUZBSXT VOL.

R.E. 6030 Sapper P. Garland I 6038 Sapper P. G. Kirton 6025 Sapier P.

Stoneman 6026 Bapper B. Butt 1st Ciiishibj Vol. ENOtyirpj. 6219 Sapper J. Plyn 6225 Sapper E.

HaUi 23TD CniMHnti Vol. .1015 Sapper C. Hatfield rxe. Jones lie. Heath Pte.

Allsop (H.) Bloore Bcttolx RionnaT. Pte, Allen 7rn CoMrAKT RE. Driver Colter Driver! Morgan Driver Cafular Driver' James Driver Landrat Cpl. WUon 2nd Cpl. Webb Sapper Palmer Sapper Reaeh Sapper Moir Driver Grubb The following casualties are reported from Roodeval KILLED, Jcarz 11.

CTH BaTTAUOS IxrXBIAL YlOKAITST. 1208 Pte. HWise WOUNDED. 3bd Battaliqs IsirsaiAL Yzomajtbt. 3439 Pte.

II. H. Barton (severe) 3404 Pte. T. 8.

Woottoo (severe) 3477 L.rSct. II. J. Hunt (Hgbt) 3450 C. Laming (slight) 3332 Pte.

W. B. Bailey (light) 2xi Sheofshiii Lioht Ikfxstbt. 7286 VU. L.

Poolo (slight) Bm BATTALIOSf Immbul Yzosiasbt. IHe. J. Pol.y (dight) 7217 Pte. A.

J. 3420 Pte, J. (slight) Pte. W. (light)' 1933 Pte.

C. (slight) 1961 Pte. P. E. (UishtV Pte.

C. (Ihiht) 3427 1938 tl, II. Mlh WHI I VtBBBllwl i HMS PMi lit WWi'MWPM. WftinWMi I H24 mjiitir wSUnded i ItttiUIMl i 1T09 fte, All ehj rlighU Ft. Ai At Ulhll.

fthl BattaUnfl.dfrtiadier HnArd.5fi4 Ilaseldeiii aeterflj wounded, June 19 DhAtiis rhoM WbrJtbS, Battalion Coldstream Guards 1C32 Pie. Lowe 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guardi. 0025 Pte. Hayee, June 15. Tho following casualty is reported from Cape Town: Katsoscb, Jcxi is.

Arrrll and Bather land Highlanders. Cpl. L. Fitx williams, uninjured, prisoner of war. THE ORANGE BITER COLONY.

Tho General of Communications, Capo Town juexzajDha that tho xoiio wine casauluas a je 3167 7250 Ruaaaey (slight) W. Aaher Beggina GaUimon Cad roan Atkin Pte. G. (iligbt Mn Rotal HiORiaynnu. 2V84 PU.

J. Short (sever) 19m Battauo Ysokajtrt. Lieut. 0. Ert (light, left arm) LaT ROVAL BOlUXJt lUoiMSXT.

5643 PU. Witt (Might) DlRKlUIUI Hot'JfmU iNfAXTiiT. 3804 TU. 0. Ilsuwaod (llgLt) Tito following canualtloa aro rtportotl lihetiostor Illvor on.Jono 7 KILLED.

4t BimtioJf DuunniBs RsarutTi. 7407 8gt. XV, II. iVrkim near 6893 Pit. J.

Alvey 6147 Sgt. U. Peck 6128 li. pl. r.

ciapicton 6996 It. W. Ntstllrtl 304 Pt. W. Bingham 476 Ite.

T. 6712 H. W. PatfleU Pt. OoT (r M07 PU.

tiough) WOUNDED, 4th battauo PwiTniai naancwr, ft J. HalliiaTtefiBl PU. B. Jona a lit nii tm ru i. mm 6233 Cpl.

W. WaatLerley r.ea a wa a ajca no. ii. vtnoat 8I48 W. Thoaiaa (f 6846) PU.

A. Baiter field 3900 Pte. W. lUwtoa 6847 PU. Q.

Smith (a. v. tiuni PMi Ti It tD9 Hi, B. Shfll! Ui J. TVtfBef pm( uarrou; f023 PUilVi Slocks 8530 PU.

it Voce Till Pte B. Bocmey 4452 PU. B. Burke 1173 Pte. Niefaolson 1358 Cl.

Bgt. W. B. Plowrijrkt 2790 Sgt. T.

H. Brownlay 6399 Cpl. J. Onrin 3215 Cpl. B.

BhutUeworth 2793 Pte. W. Piekerill, 7010 Pte. J. Skidmore 4519 Pte.

R. Hewarth 6209 Pte. G.TiU Ztcaci 4 T. Fvi Bi ti. Weft il.U 1fJNm It hfc A Vtil Wi IWhI Fiti DMyten Pte.

Hoberpft Pte, E. Hule 6761 Pte, Gi Bktltoa 1704 Pte Pmi 7333 PU. Wi Nudd 7524 Pte. UpUm 5168 PU. T.

Marshall 6S19 Pte. J. Whiles 7221 PU. XV. Bhakespear 7062 Pte.

W. Troelora 6332 Pte; B. Ward 1354 2632) PU.CJUksw 4243 Pte. G. Newman 6290 Pte.

Churdi 66S7 Pte. G. Edwards im PU.fl.Baytij Ajutununr Paxx Rotal Oa. J. Barry Cam Piuua IUcwat Baeaaarr.

nrl. TIaxra IFU. Btsm Pte.WlkT Pte.Mar haII Pte. Br IPbs. iikkaa inr PoaT Orrmi Casus.

PU. Rathazford FU. Oobla Bzrxartzxu L. I. 3870 Pte.

Wakelm IaTZUAt. TXLXOaVarS. Pte Bstenhadi The following are reported dangerously (all of enteric, unless otherwise stated) at Bkicmfon tein on June 16 1st Battalion West Riding Eegiiaest. 5613 PU. J.

'jltBattalion Yerfahire FttTTfSTrW Z895 Pte. B. Jackson. 1st Battalion Oxfordshire; light Infantry. 4499 i.

CpL G. Powle. 1st Boyd Sowex Regiment. 5564 H. Lea.

43rd Battery R.P.A. 2S635 Gr. Trimsdng. Royal Army Medical Corp. 13207 Pte.

J. Browna. 6 Battery B.HJU 405 Gr. E. G.

Ginnisgs, 70723 Gr. J. Haramcnd. 1st Battalion Oxfordshire light Infantry, 2781 Pto. W.

Barton. 10th Co. R.E. 3049 Pte. J.

Knight, 1st Battalion Scottish Borderer. 6491 PU. W. Clarke. 2nd BattaJIon Gloucestershire Regfeent.

5CS6 Pte. G. Leonard. 6th Husaar. 2735 PU.

J. Stephen. 2nd Battalion Woroastershira Kegimerxt. 38S3 Pte. 1st Battalion Oxfordshire light Iafaatry.

83 L. CpL W. Boon. Battery B.H.A. 71155 Gr.

H. Grmnmg. Queensland Mounted Infantry. 25 Pte. 8.

Walker. Volunteer Co. Suffolk Regiment. 6500 Pte. T.

Boper. 2nd Battalion Boy! Lancaster Regiment. 5476 Pte. C. Bromley.

Volunteer Co. Oxford shim light Inxastrr. 7213 PU. W. A.

Child. 3rd Battalion Royal umcaiW Kcgtmcnt. 4044 rte. J. Dawson (pneumonia).

SIR R. BTJLLER'S ADVANCE. Sir R. Boiler reports the fallowing casualties in the reconnaissance at Doorobergon June 13 UISSX5Q. 5th Dragoon Goardi.

3975 Cpl. J. CSsmherkb, 3161 PU. Anderson. Qaxs Vlxi, Jon 13.

Thoreeycroft'a Mounted Infantry. 472 PU. C. IiTa, 1267 Ite. A.

E. Benton, wounded. JtOT 15. 1st Liverpool Regiment. 5516 L.

Cpl. H. Wcmkhv, 489V Ite. J. Blackwood, wooaded.

The following deaths are reported from Headquarters, Natal 2nd Camaronians. 25CS PU. R. Fornat, focad dead near Dundee, June 3. 1st Liverpool Begirnent.

4647 PU. P. OaJlafhcT, pneumonia, June 8. 14th Co. Army Perrica Corps 6051 Btaif 6gVrUL J.

W. Pearos, enterio, June 8. Tho following deaths, all from enterio, are re ported from Newcastle Lastsxtts. 1st GloocttteTshiro Regiment. 1988 Pte.

B. Nort, Jtme 16. 1st Royal InaU killing Puilieri 3ffl7 Sgt. P. Mocney, June 12.

No. 4 Btatiosast Nswcastlx. 2nd Gordon HIghlaaders. 31 PU. T.

Heareay, June io. 2nd Rifle Brigade. 711 L. Cpl. S.

Keith, June 17. Laotsxitii. 64th Battery R.P.A. 13188 Driver A. Wright, Jone id.

Army Service Corps. 864 Bgt. J. Rowlands, Juae 14. Tho following deaths from enteric, unless other wiso stated, aro reported from Capo Town Wuibcoo.

2nd Grenadier Goardi. 3976 PU. J. Wallls, Jrm IS. 1st Royal Iruh Reguneat.o pte.

Uartuy, Jnno 16. DxxuroTrxTjr. Imperial Yeomacry HoirpitaL CirO Bcrfeoa B. T. Pitxhcgh, June 15.

BXTXXAL. 2nd Manchester Regiment. 55C7 PU. P. Doyle June 16.

NAAtrwrooaT. 2nd Shropshire Light Infantry. 2223 Pte. W. Vicar age, June 16.

7th Dragoon Guards. 3968 Pte. W. H. Waters, dysentery, June 10.

Wnrsxso. 4 th BattaUon West Yorkshire Regiment 8031 Pte, Harris, pleurisy, June 16. Paget' Horse. 13155 Pte. B.

J. Waller, accidentally shot, revolver, June 16. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Princes Christian, the president of the Royal Army Medical Corp South Africa Fund, presided last evening at a meeting of the general committee of the fond, held, by permission of Lady Broadbent, at 84, Brook street, XV. Her Royal Highnesd, who was attended by Mis Loch, was received by Sir William and Lady Broadbent, Sir Dyre and Lady Duckworth, and Surgeon General Mulr, Deputy Director General.

Others present indnded Lady Mansfield Lady Russell Reynolds, Lady Agnes Cooper, Lady Psyrsr, Lady Bros ten, aad Lady Savory. Mrs. Charter Byroond (horn, treasurer) read her financial report, which stated that the fund had received altogether 2,266 8s. 4d. The subscription seat to the treasurer amounted to 1,029 the bulk of which was collected by the ladle cf the committee and members of the medical; profession.

Hie committee had expended 1,495 lis. to date, including about 300 on fiannel shirt and over 220 on tobacco. They had sent 200 to the principal medical officer in Tndia, who Eurcbasrd and despatched blanket and potties to the odian dc elie bearers now serving with the force in Sooth Africa. They Lad in hand a'talan ef 770, of which probably 120 would be required for packing ezpenaea and other purposes by the end of July, and if tnev set aside another 50 for pipes and tebacco there would be left a balance of tO0. One of the purposes of the meeting was to consider the beatmeans of utilising that sum for the benefit cf the corps, whose splendid work in South Africa had leen a striking feature throughout the history of the campaign.

On the motion of Sir Dyce Duckworth, the treasurer's report wa adopted. Burgeon General Mnir next presented the report of the executive committee, which stated that in all upwards of had been sent to Scnth Africa. The article despatched numbered about 100,000, and included many gift from Princess Christian. Special reference was made to the good work done by the provincial committees in Leeds, Birmingham, Liver pool, Scarborough, Blackburn, and Edinburgh. It was not thought that any further earnest appeals would be necessary.

At the same time it might be somewhat premature at. present to declare the fund closed. Sir William Broadbent moved the adoption, of the report, wbieh was agreed to. Wilson, in" moving a vote of thanks to the ladir and other who Lad gives assistance, said he was receiving nuw very pathetia letter asking what had become of the Ouecn's thocoUt, and that matter was being roost carefully Itwked after. It could no longer he said that tie Royal Army Medical Corp belonged to nobody far tLn medical profession hao made it their own.

At present they L4 over 4,000 men ta Booth Africa, ejeJuaive cf the El. John Ambolance Brigade. Not many mn had bes killed la tctioB, hot tbty had lost between 00 sod 100 in hoipital. The motion wa agreed to. rilr William Broad tut tendered the tbxaks of the meeting tu Priac Christian for her prtwenee.

aad slludf to tl great Interwt whloh her Rojsl Highness hd slnwn In the ic ldlen engaged In Soatn Africa sad the materia) end moral help she had afforded them. Prince Christian having bowed her leknowladi. merits, the proceeding terminated with a vute of thank to Sir William and Lad Brcadheat (or the use ct Uieir INVALID SOLDIEB8. The War Offire having leaned that many Invalid tokliers arriving Hbme from the wir (without statement of aceounts) assert that considerable turns are due to thetn. for arrears of par, and that the provisional settle msnt from the data of emlarcatios does not meet the care, it has leen decided that in all such cite a cash payment sot exceeding 5 may made in respect of the period for wbieh rsy claimed prior to embarta, tioa.

The men will he Vougtt on pay, as before, from the date pf emUroatiap, n4 their account wiU Hpa? in dept to Iha Mtent nf (L Stance uptU ft h(U ment can be effacte.1. The rfawpart Ililwink PwlrHfflpUR Jrf ee itv" 'if. ii.ri mm. errietannm Nf tfifsfinsi mum it ma.m BmH BfitntBaaai Ifie Mtiif ftaafii te rfitnJ MSWpF Hill. Welwltt eM IM firn Hid Siilr WfM JkB'l at Allefl, yMtefdif to Wld i miUn hopfUl ief Wtnfhd lnfalids Irom ftouth AfHei.

TM trlafi stflet ftHmfil Adted the nehem, and the whole traneaetioa was completed lit less than 24 hoUrt It Is rUUd thai areoinmodation will be previded fef quite COO Utalids, The rite is one of the healthiest ia the eovnir and elose to the new light railway and the tew Meon Valley Bsilwsy. THE UAifBtOK HOUSB WiB PUND. The llansion heuae Fundfor the Tranavaal War tmTerers amounted last night to 353,600. the doaors yesterday were Collected in India, per? Messrs. King, rung, and of Bombay, and Messrs.

King, Hamilton, and of Calcutta (additional), 205 13. 3d. rmUofit of Messrs. B. sad H.

Greea gith contribotiooji, 1 patriotic demonstraticn, ithtcn. 30 stan ot RaQwav Qearing houso (sixth LposattSBj. a Ala UJi Jate iuec. Stable Booth Afrlea, i the tenant, addhlocal, U3 0. d.

aad eoUecUdea 72. XeeDlrt eUU cf Sir Artto J. CaspUtOrd Tie NatW Faicietie to be days ia aid of li Lord Mayor's War aThselSS lain, the Docheases of Beaof ort aad BexbsnmTI Manddooeaeea of Granby, Cbolmoodeler. and Ha: Ccontess Cadogaa. the Cormteaees of Ama.

AtWS Coventry, La Wait, KUnorer. DuadoaaldWMH Listowel. sad Yarhoroogh, Georgina ComjUa Dudley. Ylseooateases Wobeley and Hair.ptWj Edward Speacer Among the artiste be mentioned Mme. Albial Gye, Mia EHea Ten Winifred Emery, Mrs.

Patrick Campbell, MiaPiiS? Arthur BourcHer. Mr. Cyril Maode, Mr. Sbit e4sAMFlaw9 uu9 ft nTHltrrr 4 conceits ia the lull, dnzaUie tad ikttS root! by lcrted orjunis, v1 ,1 1111 COMPORTS FOB TROOPS; Ts flBrft SA Fwrl mrsm mZt fVea srw Tl.H.K.. it uh to ezpreu their entitcd aad tfciaki to.tboMiA.

faawnt rKam tK 3 Wfisf Maw wi m. euueVtjv, Wf VA 1AA UUUU1 08014 comforti aad luxuries to booth. Africa THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT SLOUQH. morning ior tne purpose or notdiag an into the rimrm stance of the' accident there ea Saturday afternoon, at the Great Lieutenant Colonel Yorke, BJL, Iaspeetor of Ea ways for the Board of Trade, went to Blouga ytsterd, MAStiSnie fee 4rva wn sum ev m9 sWTJZm hlch oecrrM rt '1 1 1 Muwij naiuo. aix.

w. u. rtiismson, general us rum of the Great Western Esilway, Mr. 1' wi. tn superintendent.

Mr. assist sat cuperateedtet. Mr. Hart, superinteodent of the Loadea district, and Mr. Waister aad Mr.

Armstrong, of locopotive dapartmeat, attended the iavestigatlea. The proceedings, which were prrvat, took place at the Boyal Hotel, begianing'at about 11 Veloek. Mr. J. E.

Bowen, of the cosspaay's solicitors' department, yn present. Major Pringie, atteaded the iaqrurr moarially. The official report at Paddiagtoa yesterday wj tiat all the injured were going en satisfactorily. Hi. Jnak lis bone, who bad his ribs broken, ha been very EI but is now more comfortable.

It appears that those ta the Windsor express ca Saturday was Ti. countess Torriagtoa, ef Mere worth, Kent. Seven persons are reported Injured from varieos parts of lb country. The worst rase Is that of Mr. wTl.

Brad, haw, physician, of High Wycombe, who was bar braised all over the body, aad had hi head eat, ri ana iBjurcu, ana uaea, uiU eau greu ujuraa. It 1 reported was m. urausnaw wiu oe uaanie to i hi antics for some time. ta Mr. 11 ax Lin.

coroner, opened ta hVioest. at l. Windsor Boyal Infirmary, yesterday afternon rrspeet ins the dnth of James Uodgkia, aged 41, of 97, Victoria eottagrs, one ot the passengers who died cf iaiurias received ia the accident ua Saturday. Xr. Afles, traffie manager, Mr.

Hart, divisional septra! teadeat, Mr. Waister, assistant locomotive' ssptra teodeat of the Great Western Bail way, attended tat proceedings, sad Mr. J. B. Bowen.

solicitor, rrpre seated the eotapaay. Mr. Johcaoa, the Windsor rUu master, was also preeent. The Cosoxxa. ia oneniaz 'the iaoairr.

said that. before proceeding with the Inquiry, he should lib ta express bis regret at caving to summon the there to inquire into the cause of thi ac catsstrocfaa. Portnnatoly. only one death had at Windsor, bat it was marvellous to him that morepccr4 were aoi aiuco cm uo po. tie wu sure uai vu expreesing.

the thought of both the jury acd hinsrlf whe he said bow greatly they sympathised vita the relative of the dead and those who were sodering. only intended to take formal evidence that day ef tie cause of ltodgkia' death, bat the accident veeM require their very careful consideration later on. Ht doabt every fsrihty would be given by the cenpacy ta help forward the object of the inquiry. Mr. Bowen expressed, as he did at the EJoejA inquest on Monday, the extreme regret sad distress felt by the chief officials of the company at this sad esta trophe.

He was not entitled to discuss the merit ef the case that would be for tho jury. The directors hvl a high unse of their responsibility and duties, though they had necessarily to be carried ont ty nrW ordinate they, nevertheless, were sensible ot then. Ee bad been instructed to' give the fullest infonsatica, far the directors felt it to be their interest to retrain tte fullest inyeetigatioa. The thanks of the company vers due to the official aad nurses of the lafrsary for the very valuable assistance they had rendered, not only to the unfortunate maa Hedgkia, but to all iha injured broughtthere, most of vhom were still receiriij the hospitality of the institution. He wa told test the professional skill of the doctors aad nurses tu all that could pessihly be wished and that everything bad lea done to the sufferings of the injured.

The OosonBthaaked Mr. Bowen for his stateaeet, aad said he was sure that the company would do aS their power to assist the inquiry. Elira Hodgkin, the widow, said that James Hodgka was her husband and 41 years of age. He had been plumber ia the employ of Messrs. Geddard at Etc.

She last saw him alive on Tuesday week, when he left borne to go to his work from Windsor. The wita did not see him again till she was at the statics he was being Uken to the iafiraury. WUlianiWhitthigton Wardall, atidcst eoBeetcr tb Elongh Station, deposed that he saw the 1 15 expM run into the Windier train aad smash up some of its carriages. He rendered assistance, and saw the decease! when he was about to be taken on a stretcher Windsor. Hodgkia was much injured.

Bv the jury. The carriage door was not cpen. sal the Windsor train was stationary. It usaaBy took three, or four minutes to collect tickets, bat on that ocessisn the collecting occupied four snlnntes owing to therein traffie oa aeeocat of Windsor races. It certainly did take more than four minute.

The witnesa, continuing, said the first wtrsag which he had of the accroach of the ei cress vas setsg some of the passengers jump eat of the oocrs ay a juror. xie couia sen a quaner mum Viae ana waa collectiag ticket. Mr. Bowen, in reply to the said jrv posed to bring down at the adjournment plans of ta between the station and the Air. David Duncan Parqubarscn, house surgeon ste Windsor Boyal Infirmary, described the nature ta injuries received by the deceased man, whe admitted there betwaea half past 3 and 4 o'clock Sat'uniav aftemooa'last.

He received immediate aaes tioa from Dr. Elgood, sad he himself aftervard the case ia hand. Hodgkin had a. scalp wcuad abevscs right ear about aa inch and a half in length, and (mailer ocS orcr tlio crown of the head oo the side. The man's face.

neck. arms, chest, abdomen, legs down to his feet were scalded. He also had bruise about his legs and hands. Hodgkin wa ecna but not perfectly clear, aad made no statement. Ta witness dreeeed him about .10 clock ue eveniar.

lie was usea a couansed state, sna zrmu aUy failed and died at ten minutes past 3 o'clock cunaay momisg. uzmta waa caaaeq oy uo kk resulted from the scalding. The Coaoxzs observed that the ecaldiBg shewed tia Hodgkin was in a carriage at the end of the tram. A nend of the deceased man cemnlaiaed ua or kin's widow bad sot been, made scquaiated vtutu death cf her husband till late en Sunday memisg. Mr.

Parquharson, ia reply, laid be wa not svar the time that Uodgkia wts a Wiodor maa, sod tiry were abo very busy with the Injured. nmmvn mrtA a ln Mtn.M.M( thk tne SiaS Mf i limn 7 i the Infirmary bad done ell they, possibly eootl ia.u m(tr. Tb- Couo.ii eventually adjeoraed toe taqq ii cjom ea iuomi tminv. wna it wui I the Wbdxj UuiluLalt. The Cam inr am Iu snlto of prota.

and of the fact that both the Ottawa Fire the Caavilan l'striotla Pond have lurplaat hW the monster estertajatnerit arruged fer thir took place yesterday at Drury Lane Theatre. It about six nours, inciuoea an immense pubsw assort ed items, and apparently gave a great al eleuurti. lVrfbrmanrre of this kind can hV. artistic value aad It seem a pity that they should consist merely of trifles bght as sir from faroorus nw To aandwich im Hurt lues of nlavs that deraaad attentlea Is a mistake from every point ef view, audience is ast ia a conditio) of mind to gtv ijf sericus attentiea sad the actors ought to tut fterrMlorv to theis art. VettenLlT ill.

Tree and PraSsUa MeLeay Ippeafed some scetwa tjva tJ; the pane ol Hi, Pa ajit pf ler Hpoe Ui rm iiBity if, laflt ttta iBtaliiaanaa. tils sasna ilfuiuiSM eU ku iAiuA a ViJutU SMtfftl. fMaLMe'l itlebard ,111, waft, MM (U the fettnettf ei U4 time aad pkee. tt veal iltft several spteehes ia the frihef ef the befyous tUt assnrsaee Wrery time he pansed that thrrt was eiectncai." air; nuiaru ana sar. mm" "zjk fcoth recited well i Miss.

Irene Yanbrosh. who appear with Mr. Bourehie in the well know, seeae from JJ EuHtXiaei, was charmingly eoquettiah aad arch Bir Henry Irving naturally had a great fPf! ne toiierea oa as corpora cnw.t mrr 'r Vtdtrloa. is wUIt denlorabte that eeff lcrfMf actor should so far forget his historical feeling or artiatia canons as to iatrodaoa ut taepsew iffmncti to the Boer war. He caaaet saeaa a believe that the corporal is 103 or 110 years cM, would have to oa the case tea date ef too pw1.