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ONE MAN KILLED
eith kite Utll b rp(ioisme. Soul,•
lit them tire all but scary)itg
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R#eueh Meeeplion of Kruger.
ONE WOUNDED,
MarN111er, Nov, 1. -'flap Kruger He -
Peal t t'omilat,pul liar Issued ciate
twill W the {rrpuheLlwe W participate
that the Trntlavital agency there hats
packet steamer. Primases clementine,
rrcrltwt kufda.1rt0011 that former
while mlar:ag Livor tiler on Satur.
11rmithout KrlaRer is seriously ill ,w
dnJ. exrhange,1 worts with Ostend,
llie;►rtch-warrlr:lt iwlderlaud, ,Al"atar\mlr
bl tae deutoustratiuus that ore be -
which he In j,nrueying to Eur,gr'.
1 Ing arrunged for W. Kruger's re -
or•ptlda, but to abstain from "hostile
1'bir reports probably mother ler•
I
auto or words tow*rvs any country
friendly to Franca."
Canadian Mounted Rifles in an
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;SMITN—DORHIEN
Engagement at Belfast.
at I t
Kr u a lutes W King Lewp,ld, to
Dam
the Minister of Railways, and the
_
mull packet department at 11rus.
' ('auto" kebets Retire,
ana1N-
liong Kong. Nut. 5,-Itetort.t from
Tim Pilat",o ('Iementine was ,to
� � twenty knots in darkrews,unI
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DEFEATSIS
BOEH59
f% the r b
lull ht Lbelr bunks. only
1 b r
It s co r )w I L
.t 1 f •red r that l'hu u V
KRUGE_�-� SEASICK NOW.
the r•ebelllua will mhwWy dile out. Tho i
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Made a Brilliant March and
cantun Rebels Retire and Cast Rlvcr Is Now Open—Meafing of Staff Offi.
.
safik•leut supply W arms.
cera to Smooth Away friction Amung the Allies --A Uteat Triumph
Surprised the Enemy,
at wireless Telegraphy —Nearly so (Utes of Sea Crosmed by hies>ages
I;!, til, Mad ery In the Khrk Lung riots.
I
I' scurfs h•itP been postal] thnugh-
From a Sw:ft!y MOVlag Vessel.
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I,.n.kx, Nov. 5. -Lard Rubarts tele.
k-,Ipla•t from Johannesburg. under
I dating of the avnivr staff Officer of
the forced of each power takblg lonrt
In
MRS. KRUCER IS DYING.
date of Nov. 4th. that lu u{eeretlutw
im the ISPlfast dlatrlQt ua Nuy. "fait,
who ('hlnAse w►mpaigo b prua.)d-
itis Uo Ishan-Hai•Kuun, oil th-) Gull
of 1daa11iug, lu wrist to rmu.)tlt the
Tn wa� 13co-SWll{r FrIellea.
l'uptuiu Chalmenb u{ tL:+ ('atiadhn
k
)tOuutaNl Hlflem. was Illcd• net Mnjur
;stead,trs, ill the same comueud, Was
(rt •teal hutWOen the allied d•wumltnd-
k•ree regarding the plauna to be ,oulect-
,xi for dreupoli.uu by their renllective
Huuore, to Natal Brigade-tinuer
udl
wotaJ.
rorr�,
Nd•li-h Ill. Kruger \\'111 Nul iet
Kruger Hus -zl do )ler.
Wireless).
TepLo
on, Nov. 5. -The Bruwela ,nor.
collie, and rima Leri, wh •n, addition
W wotdi of wolcom,t and cuhrJy, th;
reepunJeut of the Strauclard ways
New Turk. Nov, 5, Mie Belgian
that the Trntlavital agency there hats
packet steamer. Primases clementine,
rrcrltwt kufda.1rt0011 that former
while mlar:ag Livor tiler on Satur.
11rmithout KrlaRer is seriously ill ,w
dnJ. exrhange,1 worts with Ostend,
llie;►rtch-warrlr:lt iwlderlaud, ,Al"atar\mlr
nearly fifty miles of sea.saym
which he In j,nrueying to Eur,gr'.
it pltct•lal W the Hferald from Luuddiea.
1'bir reports probably mother ler•
I
Mnr•oud's lurtrumrnt tivitod off mer•
r t that \
01till tits recent r gear a 1r
sages W and from, Bel fuul with con-
g
Kruger was suffering from seasick.
at I t
Kr u a lutes W King Lewp,ld, to
Dam
the Minister of Railways, and the
_
mull packet department at 11rus.
' ('auto" kebets Retire,
ana1N-
liong Kong. Nut. 5,-Itetort.t from
Tim Pilat",o ('Iementine was ,to
� � twenty knots in darkrews,unI
't'AntoNl may the F:itrt(Fi:)er rctN•Irlaatc
lU�o1 up the riv and• Inrete ars
tie- ware {pN, adefully .:rep.
now t Jhning !r•>,u I'uk-lsuw to Igo
f% the r b
lull ht Lbelr bunks. only
1 b r
It s co r )w I L
.t 1 f •red r that l'hu u V
ns•tkon between Lilo ship end spare
ahi hone
the r•ebelllua will mhwWy dile out. Tho i
wax a wire leap at thio t tile p r It
coos Il demonstration.Mrvialyi
the prele-4
refo:nw•n admit Uviat the rising was
premature and that they had not s
#,171 Ili Mnrotutl m)'NtCm .of till-1CYm
as
.
safik•leut supply W arms.
official
telegraphy. The preliminary will
fly the officials will bu \l
Fre1N•11 dlem:ad the exec'at'on I
nets air' flee formal npprercnl e,f
it I)(
I;!, til, Mad ery In the Khrk Lung riots.
I
I' scurfs h•itP been postal] thnugh-
thedl Ins
the Insulation. The nun f instrument
s La Parvo,
wit thy. town- urging the people to
at eco . the Frnnm-Ik'1-
alum frontier, thirty tnlltw from phi.
,laughter the foreigners if the de.
tend •
rundsw thrall he pressed.
When tba.--Belglnn authorities, here
Tn wa� 13co-SWll{r FrIellea.
formally approved the mysteht, it
will be extended W nil other Bpi
1'.kin, Nor. 4.-A r,mm�ireso)n con-
gian pockets.
-
-ee
Itret'aa, Nov. ti, -mayor of Toronto:
lteddereburg and Ventrrruurg W aur
,. w*on in f hat th•>. Chbuso are outsld o
Offer my warmest icongrntuiatiun# tt,
roader. '111ey tau* tile! arum land sup
pt sus• mortared I.Adybrand,
P1 -e1'• but lilernted. Lhaie who sur,
;erksortPr. Ah err taut, or, to save
ndn with glory and dune such honor to
ronelerrd, not Ivleirtug to plate them
_ _
and captured the'Leuddrtnt andNDEE
to foe,T.
'1'110 fist 4f anadtossem 1►ts IIA1 A nn
wr had to stab er!venty-four prisoners
with the t ay(sket. They had shut one
cw•em n debt which can never be rut-
Iddt-sttly rPpI1-1 "to lite reliltlt'es of
Loral owkiuel In HereaYing Lite activlt)
,f. our leatrolm, wh^rtupni the whole
fiold n,r let carrying them
off Ili
d If till' conln.1Nxdat1V. Tia not rc-
tilt Is that ll)tlut, Do Wet Itnd m`
attaljOti wam cn(fodl salt to puraue -
him, and seventy-four were captured.
4lie brave neon who have rendered
hcroseleN and Canada famious
taroy are all am mtrong an they evert
It was cruel, and cannot toe describeid
-Td
tete fnm fat w grentiy zu'Ij-iirloF?iSrZtb;'
parr uxwttw ago. \1'hcn supplies tar.
Ahort tJovy.awoup down oil OOIW olh
to ft rOnlly 1 tl>p •red. I hope It will
art r oa Ian -a longer. otherw,ee one.
Topper.
lage which the Brl6imh hold and which
will forget whither one was ever A
Ar )'la's Com'rratiilatiodit.
•tail oroer:ng between 50 And 00
hunan babi.C."
BETHREM-11"mllexl
themrPlvem, leaving cheque- oa
T'rarwanilt of the Free "`State Oov
Brument. -- `
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In fisc 24.
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S N W
itia W (bay-
'file Irred•oncilable bitterness of Litt.
pp�u
E.Itleme of Is•,Pr l.oamrs.
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('titre Town, Nov. 1.-A reliable ee+
-
tlmnteor Ile torso" of the floer4 up
to April 13th haA been prepared# i.y
B -.ors urning and Looting
a.meref taxa men who served with
bulae.
the Buer amno
The estimate places the hoer
in Orange C�iGny,
know up to that date fat 2,(48 kill•
at, and 6,6=2 #mum + d.
we,, the woolen who brought the
This total ,Rots not luclule ikeer
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Lessem after the British adyauce from
Rhonstfad. .
I
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BURNED WESSELS) FARM.
Terrorist n
rroristng Ormaega
e Col. 163:
• Bkeeef•>atala. Oct. 31.—A resident
u[ 211arrirrulih atvel}+gk+traw 4eserip-
tlon ,if Liu• situation in tie- aural-
eaatorn nlitrlets of Orange Colony., ,
Ill Wife Mired at n )Ieaeonxer -
I
Ifnnds Of .,oers are -waving nbo ut,
Hob ♦
r d t�
res' Ila i Kier h k 'Feawn R
m eN
h ,ten at eight at anyone coming.
g g ) g.
•
,it
„t 1.111,114.) 111 Ito Hatters
Within range, afar I w burn -
r I t tin and b ern
R . K d
n.
Ing houscn anti atores belonging to
I,0"liing Wid Indlwn fill# re, 1
Britisherm and neutrals.
lllh•red their her, Int a.\,
Tlie nainvit of many of these mar-
l.an,
Ivrr are known tie title all
lamadion, Nov. 1. -The Warofrlvis line-
line, tuft of Ir laap--j"bW t-1 catch
cetv-hr 1 the followinz from t.or,t Rob:
them ilarrismet( Is strongly gar-
rrN, datel Jullamnerbur ,; t. 81 . _
g, O
ri`oned and the little are fortified.
The patr,lm, who are out every day.
"(lrllbrl!I Ritawle otrupm%l Itethie
are swept the culeatrJ rls:ar.. of
home (k•t. 21, driving the Born from
for miles.
two strong positions three miles southet
ba.L.V is terrorizing the residents
d.( that platte. General Handle had
small towns. Quite recently
thr" kl lei find 17 wound eLL the latter
t word to t1s people of Reitz
includlrig Lon1 Gerold Richard Gets- .
to mil Vie women and childr•n
away, N I intruded t2 Senegal the
venor, General Rundlei■ men have
plaet• w h Artillery.
fallen #Nagr4ml (laity with parttos of
reported t -bis a he
Lindley Is reporap
i
111#Pm "trying in amber from 80 two -of
ruins, ll Itonsca haviWt- been wnn-
JU). He. w•as compelled to burn \fee. i
tonly wreo d by 11.)Pr brigan lm.
eel«' farm. because a meelleen r car- '
ge I
�t'e to .111+.-11 feeling Am Ing th'
thor-
wbttd( owing b, the military At
it) big
it)big n'rop) W my last prx•lamntksl
filen ha.ing (N•rgilttod iadianA toop-n
cons fired On from tl,e veranlah by !
itoreme at iiarrimanith. Before til, war
11 rat. it'eBsele,who l+ u rimGCr of Oen- !tic'
1•atianv were allow.+( ter trade in
th • F'roe StaW.
-a] I;OtItA."
lilh•wt Inst In uccupatk,an of F'h•k,r
tetrg th• Hasa did gteat dkamt.ruAlatiI.
lAord Iteaborts' r eloirteerr Deln)rd.
Th', (kmi-ri melnt eW were rtppd
--L--inn: Nov. 1. -ilio le irture of I
Pi
In a and r gn11) " en
n all dlr:ee4 t Tot n Putlrrly
--1�w�Itiibet it fr ,ro (itwtt AfrlcA, ani; h 1
rftan•) M trMll's aeon', n t ... min•
was recently po„t{xmed from an cierhor
livered clothing 'and goodie the ex.
dal+. to Notemlwr 15, line now appnt.
eptly
wl� Of eov n�tehundred Irmnds. They
cow heao'ly frum
boost further dela ye.l. The mat-
ine U In hie ow it hands, and the War
Mev#srs. M^Bre,M and Myers, mild One
O"I .
Ofilm etntes float It has sw Informn-
,, Vi
!Ryer woman metu•illy wesat.11thin the
W i will leave. Ther-
It
connLPr wid served out "ILL 14t"
10 n -port tint one of its daughters
w sutfering frau fever
ill, tulgh •ra did not want their d 1-
hated Am,.ng ton lvor Dutrh rtnd End[
Mlteric fat
pri•lorin, which, If true, b doubtless
W Inial l n h They nine lar. Mat
Mir -
u' taw t+'vn hall and treed Mr. Me -
Part or the rea,dm for hiN remaining
In `Huth Atrlcn,
Bride, firs Mr. Ilea was detained In
lest Lite co ntlnne l
ru"111a acuity len>bably exc:eerlsleb
yFir
iorsatt far senna elm•. Many Flrkm•
rtp,#"nntiwu. and Im raumin him W
g
tuitate to Ieate.
m'
Imrg hurgh•er:v who re
hn,f pvtonvly stir.
rete red hare,' n taken nm,
B
up fup rs
It IN noG
ttwmthy that en. Khtrh-
which th,>y dug from thrdr gmretuns.
ttldddlla farvtiwhlo some of tile re-
Ar N
'31.
turning An*traii tum, &laid that lite
Nails. O:'t. -An offtctnt flat,
war had Malted longer, porhapl, than
which ban Men publi+Med, of the of-
"' of the solders had expected,
ne In til' way of trotolml
fern of memiALAn
eek t-- seas still much wort to Ise,
horses, an.l money by the rhlefe of
doses before their task was rumpleW.
Indbt for the Transvaal ahows that
thin Tnlmber of surh offers amounted to
_ _ _
A tnoiedf M the Arany.-9jty.'Lehr
i%t proven 17vinL hW -'
fundJnp \or. !.-Two or three Ileo-
It-nnnt-d
portant native, rulers Abet fernetl-
dally, their entire resources at the
olotarlr v-.hosn names or regi-
disiewlal o' Grriat Britain. Many (-liters
ttln••nto have i"ll prominent In ouna'!
offered perminal serv!con. Theme facts
wnr�avogs,euat)of tliift
prove ron, Insively tha wonderful toy -
placed Orij, 1 elf-ntx
y
het P
nity and dPtOtco to the Empire dis-
and several captain still submit-
-rnR have loren "removed" from the
olayerl th mighout nln lustan.
*mire, gen particular, convermatkrn In
milliary circles hen centred In the nn-
Detonative on Mote.
n(minroment that "Her Mnjeaty hnm
PlrtermAritsborg, Oct. Rt.-Uu,Nlee
renxoved" I Nut.-('oloaPl \\rntwo th
`ens al Pete on the n•enn)on (if the
"diarne. CavrneRh, I'. S. C., from t11e
flriet Antal%-rs,ery of tilt- battle of TAI -
army, haul •'no further occarlon for
him mervlrry�• Co4onel Caven• h took
,anw Hill. 'i'hP (bay wets observed Inenl
ly As a holiday, business wam Rnmpeml-
"t tit` 2nd Ratt•illon, ile•dforelphlre
rd and r11'htren pienirkni on the him.
i- 1t091mPnt, he the Pnrl,v part of the
torte hill
Yee r. if cons the first Occasion oil,
A toichtng foilture was a prof-"ai,ml
IvTlirh Pith,, the co!onel or )tin men
,o- chl'dreI pant the gra, OR M General
hadtw'en on neuro arrvlcs.
`(vm>nv sn 1 other re dlr•rm, on wh1^h
he variant ormauv Jld limp IlpAn
Ile 11•,11, o at lal s wreathes Anl other
riven to Me)- and Brevet T.IPatt
floral tribntPs
('nl Ther. Davld Ptleher, Another
The ePlehrwtksl wAp purely local.
a"", nn,, -go offlPer, who WAR "It Iy
The genernl feel tog of the eol,mlintm IA
Mmbd to the Rnttfnrile an mcrrnd in
against kcepigg tip AnnivernArtrm of
1,1mAeer44 n or mo Ago. :'oion"l
ihls kind, not llnR/lttrh la am�
alfa inn teen prnmet"ntly
,,
he broach Mtween
itPf, err thee {wlhl!c during lho war, an
he h- done
English. ThO keynote letrnek hy' Mr.
RbxiPn fat the Ntuth African T,-ngdle
er>.no' PNePp(lingly Rood
work. And hn.i Intel)• b•Pn In corm
(*c"kq "w to Warmly Appwoved.
1114 nilof the lint (•,>rp, or VonntPtl
Infnntrt•. it fA. he air. Relzoal IHnr
t\ "rk for N e11eA Roars.
""I during tile, t,.. -'ng work, AIIIII
1s>hp Mothe'n was kept
Antworle. Nov 1. --Dr. LPy'Jm,Euro-
the TrwnmvaAI
•hltlonary
At the KeHher,
pran reprementn1irP of
R: war a lso In nom-
novernmont, tins Inmuesl A pr.elamdl-
Of the uvit, v-vrioditloil,
Il.fa P
Ihe
linn, nrg g'nem-
tiont.hronghtmtt )Fi>d
first In whirls the f•AnA,llAna
it* Pert.
ploy-rm to tale into their Pmnlny
Vire'. Wlehnc wwA nlmn the
Of
diRtrvrnmi Bron drlvnn from their
another dabbing exploit,
whey*.
n>neetrie, hs T,Ord RoilPrtm Dire
with a very small for•o0, hem
adraaesa
mlry relgres here Retailing the Boer
r
JIMMY allot from ble near•
tAmtitm thus expelled or tranevat.
Mreedutu of Dublln-flow Capt.
Chalme s Died.
Lontlon, \ov. 6, 1 a. m. -Lund ltub
orts' fresh bulletin fucludea the re•.
cord of it gallaut march from Bial
fart by Lieu. Smith-Durriet4 aud the
- 1-.. -c
oomptletP su-ir) r se e,1 a liner 'ca , nip.
Although this gencral's name her
been sehio:u found In the 3erpotehem,
South Africans etNrkfer film one of
the bent ileaIn command, and eve■
cremtil him with leaving military
geoltw. Lr. Jnmorotl, for example• tle-
t eribow film as sI really ' great gen
oral, who haw not matte a sluRlr
utirtake, during the campaign, and
ham done much brilliant work. Ht
will be remembered as Raving coin•
intended the 19th Brigade. which
formerly lucludrA the Canadine regl
matt. Tivio othpr geuerala wheel
Ur. Jnmesan pra;rocs are (iruernit nut
Hamilton fwd Hunter, whom he knew
at I.adymutith. and hu also admirts
General French Intensely.
Dr Jaur Alma nut court pub
licity. He Inas rexx)vercd front nue
terrible attack of fever, contracted
in time La•I)smltil hoepitala, but hes,
o tler
had u ret inn f of r Iulmcuts uudi
ha -q cYemo to Iwendloa to consult Fpr-
rit.liNts, tie Rites a thrilling nen#uint
of tine siegeof lwtdyo til, and lacks
-wrirdtl In which -to' express I11.1`4 n.{-
mietutb)u fur the rank and file of
the British army. He (loos not be-
lieve that the guerilla olmertiticias
will Inst king.
The hospitals lmpatlry was . closed
Yvil day aft••r a rattling examina-
tion of M {.Jtichard Chambitl•hi!n,
who - y her sarcasms and
quick retorts to justify Mr. Treves'
famann rldgrurn shout the two
plai(uo+s In !*oath Africa, "women real
-(lie+.' 'There are stverul ladi"s of
fashidn in the smart set who would
have enjov,-A relathi, .their aJven-
venturei Iri`tkruth Afrlc:a If the com-
mission ha 1 nWitered them to do s).
11-m. hrueeo D., least.
_ _ j Milia,, yt?t. 5,r 317tH. -llir"Iter
denplerolmsly tit.
11 nncs to N m I :.t .
u Av 1 ler It.
g
London. Nov. 6. -The Queen )item de -
nitrated need promot#•d twenty Unreal
officers serving in South \frica.
Rear-Adm,rat Kir Robert Hirgtings
Harris inn been mad•# it Knight Com-
mander of the Bath.
Gunner Welch In Ill.
Ottawa, Nbv: 5.-A cable reteefv-
#41 frum N:r Alfred Milner Hays:
•'Pape Town, Nov. 5.= November
:nth; ;14:., Welch, Canadian airtillerv,
daagerewsty -M, water'tef CA keg
(Signed) "Milner."
Welch was a gunner in "ll" Bat -
torp, and was enlisted hen. His next
of kin Is n:)t known.
leVlll Not Got A rrrd,00s of DuM�
in
llublin, No%. 5.= -amidst consider-
able edzeltertio t the J.ord Maqur at a
mrttng of the :corporation to- ly•
ruled out of order n re#uttiCon to coo-
ter the freedom of the city col• for
niter rr"Ident Kruger, of the 8outi
African Republic. . .
To Mert Krnger.
I'arl", ant. 5. -The Municlp:ll Coun-
rll ham adrapte+1 a rt•solutlon exprlis-
Ing wprm s) iuplltby "lid ,, alrati in
for cite Borrm In tht•Ir her, ,defence
tai -their tadspandeace analaruloing
' that t1w. 1'r+s4dent and other offt,•err
of the Council Lhtlll welcumu Mr. Kru-
ger at/ the sLaton upon hlr arrived
in Parini #tied Invite him to nn official
rera-ptio:l fat the Hotel de"11110.
The .Nationalist group In the Chnm-
her of Deputies today nppointal A
delegation W meet Mr. Kruger lit the
station.
Kraicer's 111nesm .Nerloun.
Parisi Nov. 5. -Despatches from
bort Field to the Marseilles evening
ptapern assert that the Dutch cruiser
(jelderband has been obliged to re-
duce, milevotl vonRldterahly in conse-
q,xen('e of the lHuesv of Mr. Kruger.
Tho (`Ieldvarland Is not expected to
rewh-filinriestilles before --November
15th.--- _. .-.-_-
HOW ('#lilt. (;11#ulou•rea Jlrt 1104rnlh.
London, Not. 5. -!Tile War Office has
recelied the following despatch from
Iworl Roberts, dated a
Johnnesburg,
l?1kvr...tlttt— .-.._�.-,_,...... , ... ._-_-.�.._
"On Nov. 1, Pittelth Dorrien wurprised
a Ikor ]anger At Witkop, but was
prov-nte,t from foll.rwing up his Rac-
"in by the Inclement weather.
While Ile was retiring hn was atttick-
Pit by the iloer,a, who wore rhpulmed
with heavy kesim. Capt. ChnhmtrR land
one )Jinn Of the (:(Ita1Utltin Mounted#
hlflen were kill. -II, and Mnjor Mulind-
erm wan wdminlnKl."'
Ilan .11but11, Nov. til. -Tile hutch
cruloer Geldd'rlanll, with ex l'rrN•lOnt
Kruger on ixonrd, fella arKived here.
she halt;brain dlrertAd to mtantt In-
(tre, t!onn from The Rngne fat fort
Rn [d, with r•g.,rd W Mr. Kruger'm
lartling In f.urope.
The (:c]drrinnrt will stop three d Iym.
Mr. Kruger In In excellent health. hr.
tieymnna dt•ri:tml Ur. Krnger wan
going to I''aripil pnrrly on a holid•ly.
Them morning .Ir. !:ringer conn ionnel
mltting on deck, with him legs wrnlhmy)
In sh-el>mkin.
"tiny I hey right without remlml Io ,."
he exrf+ttmed• Pnergetle•illy fillin;t hlv
1'Ipn, referring to the Tloern. "That in
What we not
Ateym'm Talk.
London, Nov. 6.-T,ord Rnlwrtm tins
rmhlM to the War Offlce that forewr
I'renleMM Pupa, In n mfwPch to { P-
beiret'n Mtrghrrm on Oct. "2nd, a td
`fr. Kruger had gone to Fanople In
order to "get Intervention," and thit
If IIP fatled "the TranavwAl world he
nnrtlored off to the hlgtvent Mdd,•r."
Iwwd Raeeliery'm new hook, "Nn{rd-
WM.' WAS published In London yes•
torday.
-- --- ---- -- --
I IF
TOUNTO'S
WELCOME
To the Canadian ,Soldiers
From South Africa.
HAD A GREAT TIME.
Immense :NeetInX to (he Aratery-
Formally Welcoetallo lbeClly-
C'apl. Harker's 5perela-- Ilan. J.
M. /ilbloun's Words of Welcunte--
Arsyle'a Cougratulutluus.
Toronto, Nov. 6. -Toronto's welcome
to the rc'turuing soldiers from tiouth
Africa )'enterdly wum most enthus-
iartlr. T11w city was gaily decorated,'
ttno strmtm were. erowdeJ, and the
"toys" were fetxt and cheered W
Ili -1r hetirts' content. Along the route
of poro"slon the sweats were simply'
indescribable, and Lieut. Murlahall and
ilia Hamilton men were to the thick
of it.
Before this procesdiuu left. North
Toronto pati -at eethu-tuts gathered
o the .trworltw
waiting
t r• rr I h g
at ! _dew
for the -formal welcom2,. the gOtt lirle:r
were filled with Indies, ktclki turd
scarlet predwmivant lu t1wir dreasts,
and the guy co:ors that bad been reed
slung the ruute brightened up the CU a-
unl flour W the luentense buliding.
shortly aft(br a duck a, carriage en-
tare't, containing, lil.,uu -Mowat, Cuut-
Deand,w l.u.w pad company.
At lust the t;utoe's Otvn baud smug
WOO the .iruwrlen, heading the coal-
Ongint. file rOeu• of welcome from
without reached the wt.ltlig crowd in
ill) building, and they swelled its vo.-
�tmAs tile boils marc•leetl to tho
flc.ue resered for them iu front tit
the tcmporury stand oa the south r1.10
they were cagaeiy acrutinise,l by the.
crowd, and, ouc.) site acquuiniancu
war sighted' nothing (ould keep toe
welcoming Illend Out Of. thq proces-
sion. Tile boy's were tory quiet, but
.•%Pry fare wee ill up with gladeesr at
a1Nt'welcoIno they had s'Ceited.
t•r. 1 , tt
,' 1•nt ,•,.
Hct. hr. Yo,tm cWhil for the t -111g -
Ing OYTTIiS t:uxuiogy, aunt the responme
was hearlfel-L. Theo, amldrt abouUng
and cheering oil the uut:iklrts of the
crowd, where no one event knew he
was spenkiug, I:r. Potts offered: un
earne:,t prayer of thunkmgiting for
Ow hafe rrture of the toWiers.
The Nathinal Anthem was then
rung with enthusiasm.
Aid. Lealin then called upou' (:+opt.
Barki•r, wit -P advanced to the frynt
,f the platform aluldvt tremendous
(!beering. He then formnlly w•elcom-
rd the soldiers to the city, and read
the following: Her Ma•kt•ty, the
quean, hav heard with pieasure of the
euro return of tho Can, cuntin-
genl, and desires t•) thank them cost
curdilehy gar the: rervicew which they
m
hate rcu•l.•r 1 Her )[ajr l). (h Iw
fait
6h4$cra.) _
Capr.lTarker's rh.ulk-. '
-0e the conclus,un of Mr. !thaw's ail
d er Ua et. It. k was culled• ore by
r r p car er
the Chairman. As the commander
and oftdchtl herad of the men, he was
gri,etwl w,tin a perfect roar of wel-
conl•: un.I "What's. tile.. matter with
l:arkcr f !!y' -t a!! fight," frum
gr,00pv Of ten, twenty lir fifty lurm-
her.+ of city regimouts, and citizens
voiced personal llkint' for the apert
Captain, who:ie hair, by the way, tins
b,come quite grey during the cain
poiggn_ He said as yuan lir he coe�d
nlukt• lila' 61nceard: "Alt]. --Lemli•,
w1di, rat and citizens of Toronto, i du
non wish to attempt anything like a
,pcsob-•['call hardly speak• now. L
what ft) thank you all from the bot-
tom Of my heart for the Dengnificent
and muet loyal and euthn&larlic re-
ceptk)u that you how ( l"Ilt
lilt- mild my cuutpany til -day.
IL surpasses in enthiralm om any
pnsalbiu Ideas ti�at we Over
I!ad,
it cosywtre with those we
bad already gone through, grand
and all as they were, it was simply
a cyclone res against a sephyr. 1
amyl ma) that our homecoming, Ilan
fully ootltpenaated myoeir and two
men for the hardships we hav,> gone
through during thm pant thirteen
mynbit.►. 1 never what a better Foe
o� men than the Delete who came from
thlo dld.trict. (Cheers.) I never had
ten minutes' trouble wlthi them the
whole time from the start W the
finish of the eampnign, next I think
I can sefely say to -day that they
are my friends. (Choses from life men
of the contingent.) 1 wish to thank
you all. I am sorry that all could
riot come bark who went away, but,
an Lord Roberta maid, when thanking
til+ on the Morning of Majubre days
tine tiny After Cronje's murrender, "1
rs•lpret exceedingly the Idxw of so
Many Guladians, but we cannot have
war without. loomot I wish to once
ngaln thank you till ; and al **)to
rapeaI that I had from my men OAIClt
Txreerillfgly gnat► IRMMrt ttlat any
task was made comparatively easy
throughout the campaign.
Three trem••rrlrnus cheers were then
given for Captain Harker tend the
o'ompgn y.
till; moo (ieverrnsneraVa \\e14.00w.
li*uT. M. (ltiaun, Atturuey-
General of Oittar:o, wilt), with Hou.
E. J. Davis, Commissioner of frown
Lands. represented Lite Ontario Gov.
ernmerft and Iw•gwlabure,, extended]
thin welcome W the mmt
"Olf:ceroe, non-eonlmbalOned offlcrrm
I
etail mon o: the YtatiLli African contln-
gent, hel+ma of 11anr3atMarg, In the ah-
rtionve of the Premier of Ontarko, who
greatly ,-grew Wit Inability t,) Is,
here to(kay, 1 Offer you, In the moue
of the Goyern,m,m, and Leglmlatur'
of this Province, a warm wOlet)hm to
your humor. I w•nm prdatent In the Ar
story on the rnvvtslen Of the departure
of the first contingent, and the stir
ring and patrlotlr addrteden then d.-
U%Prel are still freoeth and Mil t in
icor memory.
"Yoder vorltmnrNl4ag officer then mm-
sur•,l nn we need have no, fear that
yon wAeld nYt (to poor thity. You havt,
Isohly dmn yrear duty. Yonr fellow
Cants ttnnm hate from time to time
heard• with mntlmfnetion and pride,
tetatAmOIy r'ominR from than hisibout
nothorlMem of year draotlon to duty,
vonr enibirm to of the !rtrriphipa M
(,Ampnlgntng omit your bravery On
the ff1e1,1 of hli tlr. The worts of pra'Re
nineteen by Lord Robi•rw and other
general officers of high rank rempPet-
Ingthe r•esamplenoltl, part tnkrn by
vital At Pa4h rg anti tnr%W.hr gallantry
dlmpin yPt1 by real on the t oc'eARlon
tbrlllevl emir he+orte with patrintln
pride And emotion art t:estifie,l to
the world that I'nn,olinnee ran figilt
sleet• by aldP with the veteran enrpa
of the Mother Crnlntry and deo their
full share towards maintaining arta
uphold Ing the glorious tradttlons of
the British army.
" Bulli„ will ) Icit this armua•y a year
ttgo will net•-er return. Th -Ir Ufe•blucdl
him been sbal h1 the servlca of their
Qu -vin aud lb, Etultire, fault th•+1r
grn%on we the veldts of South Africa
#41111 tie for Jill tin l testimony of
Vansda's dt•vot!wt to the mother dxNla-
try hl t ) Ix"of critical dtungvar.
"Tb.vugh )ou unit your ateswlt cum
ruduv out only It is our loyalty W till-
(.;u
hel;u en been paovdxl, but ill o future dlas
tiny of Canada us Are Imporbn."t Lrauch
ltd til) Empire -wit are no lung• r u
men• colony-bta been untrluivoit
lu•emewiicaL
"People of lltm provtincx• oil nil h+ndbli
U%dker you, on your home-cumdng.
eve{ tl:,mt wor,ls of wei'lumi and prtlre.
that the I'rem'er berfe prin4eilt ILL••
word,, w:N11d hive twit words of Rvu1
uluo and stlrrbltr (•kRln:Ae•e', tut els .at
told m,•misr top th) 44Uct-11's Own, lie tit:-
early
itsearly history of lilt regiment. its It
i•eWraft irf Ia6U, anti stAl an atetive
m!Ilti•t Officer, who IrLm been uurn-
mandhtg officer of swim e of you from
th• "lath" Un1 boil avec Itted vel It
nearly a!1 ort you on fLAA day camel ens#
b•sr at•1Waie, you klatW how redllly
and slneertly I jdn Le the general
oxprers:on of glad netts mild satlsfuc
tkml wi your return.
1 :• . 1 61 ek tl tl >
MORE CANADIANS
COMING HOMEB
�Remaininix Battalion R. C. R.
Has Left for Home.
ROBERTS ALSO COI NC HOME
Itltcbeuer Will Adopt N New Plan
itrorgueelxlug )bunted Troops
IFoer Women Irrecwacilable-A
Peasineletic Wall.
1
Uando . Nov. 4.-Tllo striking re•
t
l.Jegraut from tb) Queenromal•yullug
that Ito tit burlal ht n ,)Idler's grave
arrlvodl ju#t ht Limit• to tlt+q) th,. ar-
rastlggcmriltal that had INru mad) for
Welding tb t body to Eaglan,L
L
Out. orl Robaw
erts edtuuuY ulb,•r
officers e•ut wrOftthsThe ite prhlEe wr
a
a Un IverWtl ruvorite 111 tbot army, And
ep
de# regret to exprtlassI over his
dllath.
Pretoria is out lie 1ptod ssultary cou-
dltko, and it Is feared tbst It a large
arm) «v-npts tbo city during the sem• ,
laterIMNIthae there will be many via-
tiaci of enterlo fever.
ViePing stcrcenmerlen.
lienna, Nov. _.-A another of ':ol-
untevro who served with Lite Boase
Inndexl let Trieste to -day. They -.beer-
cit for President Kruger and the
Trwcu
ntvaal, ed rang the Boer Na•
tioaal ilynin. Tho offloPa received
L26 aud the privates C6 from the
Transvaal tiovoeament.
f110 01 TER QUEUES,
Floggcd Until Blood Flowed
In 41 u oan, t I it) m. may
come, fmk•w)' I - for►' eYuftikalt it will
IIs
vital of the Buer war In tinned o.
s iwlr(xlizp with ex-l'reeideat Kru-
)
from Their Bolles,
collie, and rima Leri, wh •n, addition
W wotdi of wolcom,t and cuhrJy, th;
ger's arrival lit Europe. 7'ua fact
When ex-f?erddent Kreiger mit
peofettt of Ontario. thn)ttgh thAr r( -p-
auv,•rtimtwtt
that the lioers hate u) lungor an lm.
FORCED TO DIG THEIR GRAVES.
rivivntnt!tns-In ib' unit
Iwrtaut flieNl INrsitiwe to he attack
LcCUIluture, will offer you iii%H •coo of
awre Itorecogaition (.if ill -al
hits left them free W uxlUlgs H.
Lwedku, Nov. 2.-A destavtch W the
strvieott you h:tve rendered to, yew•
"O"Log warfare which they are pro-
,Irluhulg with su:h extruorduary one.
Uo''ly Newa from [k•riln quotes from
country and the Empint. Nothing can
line Ifr.tlsh Ito longer have an)
private letters frown GordiRn soldiore
t
bo tote ge,of for you."
Mr. \- Clnrko Wnllavo ultra, apoke.
,xs.mt.
tw'inite objwtive for any heavy op
it Chbta confirming tilt report of the
Alit. Leslie rea•lte 1 the fo:lowlug
'rattu:rt, u:al are far frum acquiring
with We Bo•tr at
,everity of tis•: Oermare methods there.
tele raum due the afternoon-
g Ir41
"T;remptwi,
wtuel atmbloneril
Gghtwg. 'filo Burghers art.
One writer fella of alxterm prsrNners
lot.:,, -Your kind favor
'xtattoced
now, made6Drr of tow couutry id th,
dieing tLA togetho•r by their aluouem
blotting me W be present at the re
lY'ptiwl field welcome IralnC Lu the milt-
Worteru Tranrvant around Vrybutg
and driven to Pekin b t The
y rOOpN.� y
Ilio-rs returning from mouth Africa
They alio hold all the Luys W tilt
were ftoggol until the blood flowed
only reached Deo on Saturday. I nes
Atli have, rate herd Fre••
=alt t3u►te
'
eight
from t •ir hcxibos. Afterwards -
ron b llrh
sorry that my present engagements
ptvatoelily attack«1 the nein railway
Pretoria Pretoria W Cape 'I'o)vn, al'otl
were compelled W dig graves for them
.vlvcn, after which they were shut.
will not permit lite to attend ant do
my share to the honor of our brave
,rem
tlw Oraugo River. They have held! all,
Anuth^r ouldier says -"What i0
buys. __ -_--_ 'I
:our truuta Were this week ,arid lett#
,o'ng On Wire during the war tv Impow
"Wilfrid L,tui ter."
taken muppCe; They Wave ileo eon
,64.• for m e till, dewr1W. for such Inur-
"Itrtletk, via North "Tiny, Cape
INtlle.I til.! rnf:tll British g,trruN)am at
lerh,g and slaughtering it awful. The
Itret'aa, Nov. ti, -mayor of Toronto:
lteddereburg and Ventrrruurg W aur
,. w*on in f hat th•>. Chbuso are outsld o
Offer my warmest icongrntuiatiun# tt,
roader. '111ey tau* tile! arum land sup
4f interlatiotk%1 law go none, s taken
the bravo mea collo halo cvn�i•redCau-
P1 -e1'• but lilernted. Lhaie who sur,
;erksortPr. Ah err taut, or, to save
ndn with glory and dune such honor to
ronelerrd, not Ivleirtug to plate them
artrbt es, stabbed. Sunday afternoon
g
themselves In the Tra ti t:ttl, ('tinatin
to foe,T.
'1'110 fist 4f anadtossem 1►ts IIA1 A nn
wr had to stab er!venty-four prisoners
with the t ay(sket. They had shut one
cw•em n debt which can never be rut-
Iddt-sttly rPpI1-1 "to lite reliltlt'es of
Loral owkiuel In HereaYing Lite activlt)
,f. our leatrolm, wh^rtupni the whole
those w•ho have fallen ht battle
d If till' conln.1Nxdat1V. Tia not rc-
tilt Is that ll)tlut, Do Wet Itnd m`
attaljOti wam cn(fodl salt to puraue -
him, and seventy-four were captured.
4lie brave neon who have rendered
hcroseleN and Canada famious
taroy are all am mtrong an they evert
It was cruel, and cannot toe describeid
throughout the civ,lis- 1 word,
11
"Charles
parr uxwttw ago. \1'hcn supplies tar.
Ahort tJovy.awoup down oil OOIW olh
to ft rOnlly 1 tl>p •red. I hope It will
art r oa Ian -a longer. otherw,ee one.
Topper.
lage which the Brl6imh hold and which
will forget whither one was ever A
Ar )'la's Com'rratiilatiodit.
they know fes well filled, mildi fell
Wlt
hunan babi.C."
Ottawa, Sov, .n, -The following cattle
wets-rr,rived by the Minister tet-Mtf-
themrPlvem, leaving cheque- oa
T'rarwanilt of the Free "`State Oov
Brument. -- `
LII
S
0
tl
--
t
�
S N W
itia W (bay-
'file Irred•oncilable bitterness of Litt.
pp�u
l!
f t
11
'•Londotl, Nov. 5. -Pray convey U1
Ikxtr women to extraordhary. II
oflicern and men M the oxentill t
we,, the woolen who brought the
i t> i.ne r-
hemrt) •ungratula bat. ai f c
turn.
hl...
[foyer right Ins Jnrubrdnl sack Y 1
w1wre they oterpsowered the
(clgneeill "I,dwlsq and Lorne."
ts)ILv,
garrIom. ..
------- - _ _____
When ex-f?erddent Kreiger mit
SIS
PALO
21
CLAlMSe
from Ucingoa Illy IL was ere private
de(•:nreJ that he wits.n. mere private
harrmlese refugee, embarrasettig only
-
W the country which he tislteA. It 1,-
lmlosrlble to maintain that belief now.
Acciden►. Insurance Comtlanv
Ip' v. due fat Marseilleson \ovember
f 10.
and unless the I'oeractivity Is me-
Settles�OmE' Cases.terlilly
suppressed wkthln the week,
which Is not to be expected, It Is ser
---
lonely pommlblo that rime rawer cony
seek to adtlse Friglemid ILo arrange
VICTIMS OF DISEAUIEFt
ttlement-_.That--that adckx tell bc_
I
rej-etedl. is rortain. but tile offering of
Montreal Report. --The Ocean AC-
It will continuo the fk>er beaef that
dent h Guarantee Company ),as until
tlNirstruggle for independence 1s#lot
21 claims to the -next of kin or legal
hopolesm yet.
lx.
hoira of Cannititnn soldiers killed In
Mennwhilo the Uttlander are
romlr)¢ n reactance to the British au-
Lauth Afros, xsr_fo -.
.\t(rt h�. 1
►ntti
r. M. Arnold, Captain
-Ines... Tfe�_.
kik- r� fps awa-
any; Loth Winnipeg -Rifles, ienairde-
{*
to return to Johannesburg, has ma r
27th. Fcb.
hert
g.an
, who l'dtlwnd-
m or A Itn i m.
fame lcxn f R
no oor
C. H. Barr Montreal.t
J,M'.
rr nmuming him of n scheme to plan
Panrdeberg, Feb. ]Site.
the Trarisvaalwith British families to
W. S. Brady, 1) Company, 43rd Ot-
the exclusion of Its previous foreign
tawA and CRrleton Riflea, Poarde-
populat(on. Ria dlmllke for Lila Pw.leh
berg, Feb. 27th. 11
and Aulvtrinn Jews is extreme anti tin -
O. T. Bona, I) Company, 43rd Ot-
eonopillpd. Fortunately for him, they
taloa and Carleton Rifles, I'aarde-
never fight, lent the wen(tblPr men of
berg, Feb. «70.
th•fr rate are encocrngtng them open -
H. Cotton, U Company 43rd Ot-
Ip In Intrlgning ngnlnat MIlnrr's nn-
toiwa and Carleton Rifles, Hout Nek,
thorny'. The minl•1(r magnntrm are nn -
April 20th. .
Patty over the atntpment that the coPt'I
J. H. Findlay, C Conaway, Simeon
of the war In to be paid by neemewment,
icbrerlr;--FABrd9t*rg, - Iib. IUth.
ggt
the imperial exchequer paying only
F. C. Floyd. B Company, 7th Fu#t-
the est of defendlug the colrxllnl
.term. Zand River, May 10th,
(antlers. I ,
C. E. T• Jackson, U Company, 37th.
Tit-. inbAbItAntm Of small Wwns It'
Holdima_ nd Rifler, Paardeberg, Feb
the cerange niver Colony and the Van]
lath.
laver Colonv wldrh are Occupied by
W. F. Jackson, England, Pilarde-
PAItlxh garrisons, have leen treacher-
berg, Feb. ]8tb,
ousle, admitting the Boers and con-.
J. M. Johnson, G Company, 62nd
ewollng them be their llousem. Thlm
St. Jotln h'asfllen, Paunelxtrg, Feb.
'7th
practlrnv mdapeara to toe sprer ttng, Cal
G. H'. Johnstone; H Company, 63rd
Hallfnx Rifles, Paan)eberg, Feb. 15th.
R. Lewla, Northrwent Mounled Po-
llee, Paardleberg, Feb. 27th.
F. J. Living, 1) Company, Ottawa
;anti Carleton ltlfies, Paardeberg. Feb.
27111.
11. McCreary, 41 Company, 74th
Battalion, Pan'
rdelm rg, Feb. IStL.
W. A. Rigigs, (] Company, Charlotte-
town Engineal Paardleberg, Feb.
27 t la
.1. U. Nlovert. F Correpany, 93rd
Cumberland Infantry, I'taardeberg,
Feb. 27th.
J. B. Foolt, O Cu rtlxenv, Royal Can-
adian Regiment, Paurdeberg, Feb.
_7th.
It. Taylor, G- Coatiany, Charlotte-
town Engineers, Paardeberg, Feb.
loth.
C. T. Tliomwa, D Copnlanny, (]over-
nor-General'a Foot Guerdls, Paarde-
ierg. Feb. L7th.
. F. Wasdell, E Comgwtny, ant Vle-
toria Rifles, Paardels'rg, Fah 27th.
W. White, B Company. 21st Essex
Ftesilfera, Paardeberg, _Feb- lit.. _
"Tile Insurance," meld one of the
offtMats, coverw only Chaps where
the person is killed In action, or tiles
within a certain time after recely-
Ing the wound. It is accldentt Incur- i
anon pare rind mlmple. NOthang morn
PM
fo r Iptemlad when.sips.,,
Vwas %a^
/'l►Itt'.•;?r 1'40O 1/111 -141 "()VIP.
Friends of Iarrive Ito khat Atin hen Puzzled
Flow to tiel Hb cai lln Out.
New York. Nov. 3. --Dennie Shau-
nwhan ,lied yesterday At hl■ home,
17 City (fall plasm. ],nett night film
friend,! lIPbl A wake and lrlod to fig-
ure ant It ow t,) get the coffin cant
for the h)neral to -morrow. No one
nould NnlvA the difflcnitei, for Mr.
Nhnnnnhna weighed :ILA patuudm.
The xhnnnnhans Ilve In the rear of
17, and when the undertaker same
yPNtrvifty with the roffin hes rnald
not g.,t it lhr)ugh thrt hall. it land
tie he tai •o throug:i n rlgAr mtore
next door And holsted over the tenc•k
retire. Tlow to get It out Ln the ques-
tion that lvnszea thorn.
kir. 'thnnTIATIAn wast To yearn coil,
And for thirty yearn h•ld hpnn the
fi len 1-rrf eorr-r-newlrlrry to 1'ark rr)w.
tie had a little otnnd at the Brooklyn
Bridge entrance, and mild big molne-
mea,_ enketi In the nPwmiPm. pin line
Retain many of the h tym grow art) lend
grow wpaltty. Many of thrmwere
t11PrP bte-t night to pay it trihott- to
their old iniad.
('•,mile to 1 Jinn It:•,
T.niidlm, Nov. 1,-Alilr ( harlem Vk1l,o•I
RnIIR (Or America on Nniardn) for the
perpomr, of rentangling some of the
kinks in the Grand Trent Rnllwday
e0uplisatt0a.
October ::5th fourteen Tlrltlmh sOl-
ielors were kllle,l at Jncobslal through
this kind of treachery.
KltirJoener's Ilion of Work.
Pretoria, Oct. 31, via Bloemfontein,
Nov. 4. -Gen. French has arrived at
the Springs, n few miles from Jo-
hannemburg, after n difficnit march
from Barberton: Ile .bAif'tost I..'M
lranmpxort oxen since his advnner
from Ifnc•Bndodlorp. It In believed
that the plan of moving largo h#-
dlem of troops about the country will
now he abandoned, and that the
complete subjngnton Of the country
will be Attempted by means of gnr-
rlmon■ in the district towns, which
will ire well stocked VMII IWOVIMons•
anti laude the bnsls for :' mtentedl
hops, who will word the territory
round the baers.
The remaining bnttallion of lite
Royal Canadian Regiment left for
home to -day.
(ten. Roberts, herore starting On him
return to England, thanked his lately-
Kithr4-YoT-the;r. efricient mervt1-•9,-1,
nsod.p#reaeated to each of the men as
nutogrnph photograph Of himself.'
The pfiucipnl menet of -Gen. Rob-
crtn' old staff will leave to -night for
Englnnd. -
Col. I amilton hassheen a lint
military ot-rr a y o P . cones,
upon whim the military command
has devolved. Thr new hearlquar-
lert mtntf In being rapidly installed.
The mounted forces are being re-
riluipfeeil. The New Zealand oontln-
gent IPft for Rustenburg to -day. The
grantept satisfaction fa expressed by
(hot Britlnh here becaujon of the re•
festal of the Quern of Netherlrltlds to
givo nn oflicinf reception to rx-1'rp•'
evident Kruger upon his arrival In
that octlntry. And nlno bticauma of
the Actkm of the Brussels authort-
tim In refusing to permit Any tie-
molm slrAtlewr sr°i n Mr. Krug"
renchtr Belgium.
Don. Brabant halt gone tO Cape Col-
ony ton rerrnit men for film colonial
dl prion. lie has barn antlorized to
faisr two Additional regl#nelltz.
Tho forme under e.nlman, of Lien.
Cbnrlen Knox, which includrr De
TAPIP's need Le l'alinhe' . maontel nwn,
ham ha•n doing mueeemnfnl work. They
pprrevPntrl Gat he Wet from return
•Ing after his defeat at trtartNrh1R-
etad, rend hondetl him (off At the
drifts. ito Wet went wnrlly tip the
rvarth bnhk of the river, rtnd dnah•rl
nerma Iten(+hnrK drift, where he was
nttnekd.l. lit-" lhP ikmtr•m it ,if many
en,innitlas, :non I,oa twn guile. U ilat
trry distlagulahred itself by ftne prnc-
t lee.
1'e4#w,cr t-'r•.la the 4i,oton.
1'rrtew!a, (Irt. 31. -Thi fnnpral Of
1'rdnro Chrlmtian Vlcfor, grnn htol of
this Qaymme, who died here of Pvitarkt
fevdare will tate plAoe Wuborrow. A
a A ,��,a'G®jii,�
bl c Di)trust Him But Salic -
1.11(y z) With Him,
London, Nov. 3. -"Clad in the robes
of dazzling failure" la the way one
Liberal newspaper deacribed the Mar-
quis of LAnsdowne's entry Into the
foreign office. This undoubtedly ex-
ert:ens the opinion of a prepouder-
anco of the British public. Irresyect•
ive of party lines. Even among
-lltosee-- --t4
advimabitlty of Iword Lansdownc's ap-
•)ulntme_ nt there Is a tendency to al-
locate him the position of a mere
;nominal head of the foreign office,
`'blindly following out every wish of
vete Premier. This, the Associated
."fess-Ia-ram Is quite opposed to I,ortl
r'
-r*alhahnrsawntdra. ht)factthe
miler wan so cconrine'dat-thw r
that heg
v
a e Lord Lansdowne the
option of continuing In his former of-
fice or taking the new tellint, Lord
'4alisbnry Arms delighted that Lord
Lnnmdownr• wne willing to accept the
foreigu office portfolio. He believ-)n
he will make a strong foreign sec-
retary, land had long contemplated
rw)rd Lansdowne as Itis successor,
cltoald the doctors refuse to Allow
Ilion to continue the several duty!& he
undertook during the last parlia-
ment.'
One of Lord 'Salisbury's closest
trlendh said to a reproseot ttive of
the Associated Press: "Lord Laos -
downe. by his training and social car-
eer, Ie snore fitted and available to
moot •liplomats and decide large Is-
sues. Ils,f he fin lad it was because
he Ir tori much of a gentleman."
MIVll. NKW CARDINALS
WIll he Appointed tit the Nett Con.
slelOry of Rontr.
Wawltington, Nov. 2-41t is Umder-
Atorsl that at thin next consistory
to be heli In Rome, probabi tits
n/onth, Mgr. Della Volpe, Mnggior
Dome, of the Vatican, At Rome;
Mgr. Tripepl, the Assistant Ascre.
tar)' of .plate of LFse Church st Itc>me;
Mgr. Genii, Assessor of the Holy
Office fat !tome; tacit Mgr. Dellol o,
an archblabop In Ni>erthern Italy,
will be mode cardinals. This Infor-
mutton Lvuw been received In Wash-
ington from an nurtw>ritativie source.
Mgr. Della Volpe, wilt is 53 .)ears
Old, la that youngeert of the four, rand
leas held the present office for many
tears. Than Incumbent (if this post. It
im minted, neurally In rained to a car--
IIInalatP. Ile also hams hekt the offlea
ref Manmtro Dlt•nmara, wllrlar, func-
tions, are practically thine Of first •
clanmberliein' to the Pipe. `
Mgr. Trlpppl hum had a successful
arYmlTdl+lrntlon am AsaaUTS t 1W.re
tary of .hate. He, s p►rtk'ularly
cetshrilt nes a Latintat.
Mgr. Generl hold on" of the highest
offices In the Church, and his prin-
clpal work In than past ham been to
connertlon with. than Mmeipllnary
Mgr. oollolito Is not no well known
an the otherm.
Crta.hr I to Ileath.
IA)ndon. Nor. 1.-A ahurt tlmr loP-
lorr noon to -(lay Wem{ey WNkinmrn,
of I83 ,lohn street, met with nn aeri-
dent that proved fatal In a few min-
utpm. The young man was working
Alone, ahovelling bricks In it partially
dimmantlod honse, ween a strong guilt
of wind blow down three partltlona,
oun of which fell on R1lkhl+on.
crumhing him terribly. The Injured
man was Alive when taken from the
rulns, but died In the ambnlnnea, an
route to Victoria Hospltal. 111 ilkin-
Pon was 22 years of age. film home
, AL Mount RrydgPs, whence tip rnme
tO London a short limn ago. The
Coroner considered an Inquest nnnP-
cesears. . ,
_.1►erlaenn Street. e'er Accident.
Montreal. Nov. t. --.t number of pro
plc we- rather mwkAWy Injured In A
mtret car aerlLent that ncc»rrmt on
(Iny rrtreet thin aftPrn(wna. An an eler-
trite rnr www WAng tap Guy strerL hill,
a very mUrp Incline, the trolley prole
rants off And th' ran' Meke1 ,town
the hill wt n t,Prrifl: rats, jimming
'fair• nPreral oth-r earn on their wny
nil A pante rnmM amrxigat the gens
wrteam- coo th- earn. who ls•eatran
fr'gbtened. A numler of them jlmprd
Off. And mevrval were m) baldly Injured
that they h„1 to in taken to the hos
plia1.
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