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ElEA Ref orals tie Would Not Begin With 'Wolseley—Chamberlain Bitterly
- Attacked Over His Course Regarding Rhodes — Timothy
Healy Having a Most Enjoyable Time in Ireland--Ex-Queen Natalie,
of Servia, Speaks Very Bitterly of Her Son and His Wife.
o. Loudon, Oct. ,t). -As a Conservative ; Conservatives ... 274
xnajority daily becomes more and Liberia.' Unionists ... ... 53
znore assured, spoeulation els te the Liberals ... 83
pereonnel of the next Cabinet grows Nationalists 50
rile. The Am:Masted Press Warne ! Independent Labor ...
tbat the make-up of the next Vale- London, Oct. 7. -The Government
net will be oso ciinilar tu teat of >Id will meet Parliament as if there
predecessor that iwill d had not been an election. It W
t come t
preeedentee that a Ministry IShould
startling surprise. ; voluntarily appoal to the country
The Marquis of Lansdowne, who, ; without changing its personnel or
next to Mr. Chamberlain, is vitt! announcing its programme and se.
ject of more attacks th txt :lay other ("are an overwhelming eadv)rselm"to
Cabinet member, ean have the War yet the victory is even greater than
.Offiee portfolio again if he desires; theo figures show. The Industrial
-and he probably will accept. et, its ! centre.% without an exeeption, show
he has inapeeit belief in lewd Rob- aIandslitle for Mr. Chamberlain. The
eeres, and is anxious to •o-operiste few Olneteltion gaille are in leolated
with him in reforms which lie ha e eingleenember constituencies witieli
been contenaplating for some time, Were influenced by losaaL intereste.
but would not eounnettett with Lord Mr. Chamberlain bas had the plea
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Wolseley, late Continander-in-Chiel, sure of- eeving Mr. Philip etanhope,
and elent. eh. Evelyn Wood, Adjutant. Mr. James Stuart and ter Wilfrel
General,. with whom hie relatious Lawwn• his three Chit( personal
are, greatly 8'6r:tined. tradneers, all lose their eeatis on the
Sellebure to Stay. -- :same day. In fact, the vote of eon-
fitentetoLfl We South African pulley,
'It Le untrue- that either LordLane- which 'wits never deubtful, hits he-
oltaxviie or the Duke of Marllearettglt e1,411919 att enthusittst tot ate•toptatiee.
gras beeu offered the Lord Lieuten•
Mr. Chamberlain as the dominant fate
ettney of Ireland, mei it is quit' Me ter in the Brityoti
probabit. that either still Wise seek Ir. John 'Morley 4 ...of • rftuf LI' k
au offer. though B:liari Cale:glen dote- -co-3 :11°' ja f
•untry amen' tetattioereotee
Intend t •ti *I t
GENERAL DORT
NEAR 1 [PENH.
An English Boer Commander
Surrenders.
BALER CHASM THE BOERS.
City of London Volunteers Sall for
Rome -- Quick Recovery of the
Wounded -Doer Prisoners Protest
Against the Continuation of the
War -Lord Roberts' Return,
Ottawa, Oct. 11. -The South African
ntail, which arrived to -day, brought
several reports to the Militia Depart-
ment. Lieut. -Col. Otter, in his report
for the week ending 2.1th August,
from Krugersdorp, says: "In conn.ec-
tion with the past month's service it
may interest you to know that the
battalion has so far eompieted 1,000
miles of straight marehing since its
arrival in this country, and that dur-
ing the last two weeks we have not
had a man fall out on the march, al-
though our average was 17 miles a
day. The battalion, when it reached
Krugersdorp, Aug. 22, was very weak,
under 400, all ranks, but st-as certain-
ty In first-elass marching trim. Gen-
eral Hart, on our leaving Krugers-
dorp, took oceasiou to express his
gratification with the eonduet of the
eattalion and his regret at parting
with it, and wished it every good
fortune. Tide expression from lut of-
liveor of General Hart'e totamp I eon -
shier a great eompliment. During our
reeent wavelet; 1 have tried the ex-
periment of organized singing, and
found this to work admirably.
"I am very glad to be able to re-
port that Captain Matti/smell has re-
pined tue battalion from being a
preemer In the enemy's hands :since
• eentlattey. Ile Nays, "Ile ts not the .imett 7th hist,. Ile has appeared before
the leading' Ogisotroati%its in irochind ondang. th
oaly tak. bt.gatiting.. e nsuitl bot
ael of offieers thnperlall
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partizan Gott•rointento laird Salieintre ' ontone tlo• trOotin ol ,r ti ... ," .
!will 11 '41441)4 the INV till1 Tt•Liqh k1:1,1 1 :Lk' ,E, ,,,.. : lib. 'i n. In the POW 148' i' hands.
orcilovt Office pirtfo..`coh at, io4'it'ot4o 4% , %%hail 0441. emu: I algio. loole o',: .1,1"..;.t 1..11,0,. Although well treated. he still unototr-
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eo)ang so. lie Wet's ottoman:I. (4 •
Vrobable 01:11;•,113 1 •
rite Admiralty. Iret. 9i ° r41., ',1"1-. ,1 I t
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moves of the plan ot the soldier'
wives .to send -the men le sovereign
to spend in London. •
The letter is dated August 25th,
Engle Rieer, the writer Was
to leave next day for Belfast, Where
be expected to have a Pig fight.
• • tee-- , ,
Letter From Lady Roberts.
Toronto, Oct. 6.Dro' Ryerson has
received the following interesting
letter, dated Pretoria, A.uguet 25tho,
from Lady Roberts at Pretoria,
whitth explains itself ;
ei think you must returned
home by th-is time, .and 1 must,
therefore, Write to tivank you for
the £100 you sent m.e before looteng
South _Africa., from the Canadian
lir:knelt of the llede'Croes Society. I
was very glad to get it, or eke
Red Cross depot It:ad not been open-
ed at Pretoria at toli,e time, and 1
end rather mite to the end of any
resources. Yon will sea by the en-
closed receipt tho.t I have spent
il81 5s. on sh•eets, pillow oases, and
shirts, and the remainder, £18 15s.,
is to be spent in providing invalid
ch•aire, and emethes for one of the hos-
pitals.
••Thro weather here is quite perfect,
and there is very little sickness con-
selering the enormous force quarter-
ed in the district around Pretoria.
The hospitals here are perfect now.
"This weary war still drags on,
anol the guerilla phase it has assum-
ed is very troublesome and difficult
to deal with. My hueband has start,
ed off on what, I trust, prove
to he els last advance. Please God it
may be successful.
'I am timnkful to Hay hie le In
svanderfid health. 1 don't think
hose ever seen elm more vigorous in
mind and body. nothleg seeming to
tire him, I cannot imagine how the
rumor has got about that hie is In
had health. Thank Good there is not
the slightest foundation for it. Be-
lieve um dear Colonel Ryerson. yours
Ninverely, (Signed)
"Nora Roberti."
Boer Conroy captured.
eenolon, thee 5. -Lord Roberto re.
114,..ts to the War Offive, under t•late
of Ir. 1,103, ,0t. 4, tliti.t form un-
der General Clements had ourprleed
a Beer tenivoy near Rusteuburg, vap-
twit* 29 wagons, some rifles, 0.nd
10,000 rounds of ammunition. The
only British intsualty Wati one men
weaken
Loire olZuberts adds that the (1.1.5.
Maio': at Dejager's drift on Oeto-
infr I were not as serious as at
first reported, only SProu having been
Wf /4444,14.1
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Refugees Return.
LourIo:o., Oet. 3.1 ---The Foreign Of -
flee loot, revinveol the following des-
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sp 14 Sou th Afra-a, Sir Alfro-ol
Mole-
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rds in regard to leer son and the
isCemen oe Servia. Sae says:
Lee *Large that I :tent her ixe..altI:,g-
eetse,o-ieare;e fan infarneus bit of mel-
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at....fer d:onessai of few
flrof ply Irrot.-chroiol still at Preigra•le
miterig_ort•br pott'set their allow-
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elreu!atiora One, Mit lon an.1 trptitiy,
has Eritherta been tate eyf the wnrmr-st 4-1
supporters of !Ir. rettenberlaiin'e pol-; ymia it?
ley, tow 27-irirgestis that the ;
'430."6 r'. It. is, pos._ argats'te kmuorItc
. sibte," it *says:, "to. understand 17.t,e'' in Ottawa for th• e men,
' grave- apprehension with which 31r. hese had to buy a great aria:_y
CE2ana-T3e.riedit's '1314 ('3 to 'tire fi.iglirest t„.,111,,orts fo, ee„,,e It 04.8 4-
: office wo-ati cause antong the thiitoot-ole,', eoeeeol ;tan: at the thing- that, tseet•-
; and moterare mon 0;ra tire continent -
GIRL VICI'1211 OP 1101IIMES. sent us, bat witen we laavo the ez,s1.1,
had a gre:at deal or trouble gettta
Finding -of Read Ian take :Veer Chi- " eondensed milk for the men who
eago 'fa:et-Hies a Confession. were net wel, and what I did get
* I baol to pay three priette for. It
, Chicago, Oct* 7. -It is staa teat the Is 4.4.44)4) 14 impoiRlble tfY get anytleug
tarmac. fornal in Cedar Lake, near up from Cape Tottex. Since I eame
ikamr"a'a, 712:1*:, 41- few daYo ago, 15 t4 'Mit here I 'have been able to, awl
that of Nanithe Wiltlarns, of 1,22014 have. peel ebeet £1.0 for the ;,,eninp.
Wr11ghi 114'o.11 avenue, this city, one of 1 will have something to say taborat
; the tronerons vielitas IL 11. I t• ire Canadian Red C'ross fund and
Ilohnet-o.
w• e can get what we 3l4Z3. 4.11
. the investigation which led ; the wily it WaS expended out here.
" ; Since landing in Cape Tesvn I have
a the exeeution of 11ohnes lie admitted
not seen one tent of it or anything
having -dispotoed of the hotly ; purehased for my battery from the
Williame by dropping, it into Cedar
Lake. nro eitahn •d that the woman
'Perhaps I may get vonaia for use
911tA her death tat the hands of her '
on the steamer on my evny heck,
eister. Minnie WI:hums, and M. eon- but have any (.44 41114t4 about lahat.
calved arid SLINI,Spi11971,3" carried eat the ;
;, There are some things that 1 'w*..1141'
*0;ttais for the dia4po...:Ition of the Lott".
: like to say about. the manager of
that fund oat here, bait think it
; 1114:nes, if will be receonerated, 41111will 4- that
better 'to wait trail 1 get
da:T4r,i Ulf! t11:44 PeAtel eltiltiree and
home*. There 1194 one thieg that you
; hurled their 1111,!1£4 111 a 1100154,, he rent- 1,
; Ole rest assurel of, and that is
on St. Vincent street, Toronto.. :
= that my "men will not want for rtraY-
- Mr. Henry Corgi/4 31. P., has ta,.. ; thing if I have to $pend ray own
eepted the a''''onsarvative nomination tnotif'T theln."
for East Bruer.. • elajor efeardnian thoroughly ap-
wounded in the War in South Africa,
29,000 have eeturaed to duty.
Seush quick recovery of sueb a large
percentage Of the wounded rather
breaks doWn Baron Bloch's theors
that a Modern war lei impossible ow.
leg to its slaughter, though i It is
true, 210,000 British staldiers have
found graves in South Africa,
Relatives Must Walt.
Ottawa, Oct. 7. -The De-
partment has been fairly inundated
with letters asking. for a list of tile
111011 who are coming home on the
Idaho. The cost of cabling the
names MIS estimated at about Sle
800, a sum that was regarded as
rather too much to pay for informa-
tion that would be of little use, and
could serve no portieular purpotse, so
it wa,s decided tea ehe English
precedent, and let relittivee wait un-
til the transport_aiLrives.
• I
DeWet Near Wepener.
Aliwal North, Cape Colony, Oct. 1.
-General, De Wet is reported to Ws
a few miles south of Wepener, in the ;
Orange River Colony, about seventy '
miles north of Aliwal North.
The Boers near here are in a state
of great excitement. All the outpost
camps have been called in, and prepar-
ations are being made to defend tho
town. A detaehment of Cape police
engaged m reconnoitering Rouxville
(somewhat less than. half way be-
tween Aliwal North and Wepeneri
rode out of elle exel of the town as
the Boers galloped in at the other
encl.
Two mounted Australians were cap-
tured.- Some of the Rouxville mer-
ehants have destroye.1 their stoeks to
prevent Om front falling into the
hands of the reefs.
Still 4,000 Left.
London, Ott. 7. -It tos eatimated, ac-
eording to the Pietermaritzburg cote
respondent of the Daily Mail, that
from 4,000 to 5.000 Boers have re-
treated from Pilgrims' Rest, north-
east of Lydenburg, with four Long
Toms and 22 other genie. The vorre.
epontient understands that their
Long Tom ammunition is :tiniest tec-
h:lusted.
Boer Prisoners Protest.
London. °et. 7.-A despatch from
Bloemfontein savs that one of the
Boer prisoners in the Oreen Point,
;Cape Colony) eneatopment has writ-
ten to slat Post, protesting against
4.ont!nuanoi. of nit -truggle. If the
end is not renelied soon, IIP thoo•laree
the prieeners at Cape Town and else.
where will eoene a (melee protest.
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Lord Robert -0 Return.
London, Oet. Newe *Jaye that ,
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CHINA'S MILITARY ACTIVITY
Forts Tieing lettt in a State of Defence:
and Manufacture of Ammuultioe
Ilurried-Li Hung Chang Starte
for Pekin -Left Tien l'sin Sud'
denly for the Cbinese Capital.
Tien Tsin, Oct. 6. --Li Hung Chang
whose visit to Pekin appareutly hal
even postponed indefinitely, left title
nen-ning for the Chinese capital.
Ti14.4 five Belglau engineers and
oto.esionnries who had been kept pri.:
.soners for many weeks at Pelting:
Fu, but were recently released un,
doe orders from Li Hung Chang, whit
directed thht they have safe escort.
to Pekin, refused to start, fearing
treachery en the part of the Chic.
ese escort.
Approve of Fretieh Plan.
London, 0..oct. 7.-A despatch (rote
St. Peterseurg states ott direct, ofy
fugal information that Volute Lame-,
dorff. the Minister of 'Foreign M'
fairs, is in entire aceorti with tile
idea. expressed in the note of We
Deleaese, the French Minister er
Foreign Affairs, in regard to the
teettlement ef tile Chinese troublee,
France, it is saki, will intereept the'
tiewe or Rsin. an rogard to a a:mt.':
coated peoltranamta an Chinn. to the °
Statie.
A theenoteli front Pekin of elate of
001. 18t, elyro the ituselluni have
stleinher pinte.
thIneso• Court tor Slogan.
Uct, 7. -The olaPollot•ol
Mitusto•r lets ;At. wan the -,.;i.ereti.tr}
▪ IL Nutt.. storey n telegram /Intel
*eq, )'O4' -i-4. front the JapttneSot
ilirgis.tter for l'oreiogit Affairs, to this
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