HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1900-11-23, Page 10• ativaneed age. lie walked firmilly.
c • the Geldecou
rland enntered in ", h.aelag. tmt Hatly „p.m. hls eerie
Madnerral`eari 1131"7"74 'Van araach ,4 the distiwhen he
tcriesel the. handing stage to
inguelned traveller., road 4 the' natutad,,fin „."„51 dr,yve with
he first time since startei fo- -
tam.ye was se„ahlt. tat lir. Kra, Dr. Leyds and 3121T.Passiint and Then-
shett.ed httge effects er hut d,d„e rel. Tine landau was tulloowed by five
.Tioss to.d„:„, and ate a hearty earriaires cent:sinning Bluer oeffitelals.
,LE.02„ erteeteard received dek„. ••• At 1 nest. Were renewed bv sts others
toes frati3 various trairdcipaiitiea VIRVel:11Pg. the 'iflier &f tate Gelder -
d .6azieties in the hall of the hotel. , Juni nwil at"! 161'llub''ts fa. theliar.-
Lq proved to be a severe teem., ree. seirles Dreepti:n Committee, all
. roger had to listen to a num- foriairig a IlreeeF,',:•"tR. lil'adled by varl-
or a.ddresees hs French. but to bins cons secieties with BatM,Dsznase banner4.
nteriigiiele, end lie left tine hall vis- g and eeseetted by is large pollee force.
v fatigue,I. e retired to ids apart- M. Kreger repeatediy aeknow-
e to for an keer's rest. Mr. Michael " leducel the neelennsatriens ofvit. tATe
celavered useort address in erowde that the sidewalks and
•elit of Cie feiSla people, winiein baiceesies of the isones,s. Neck with .
ked meet entire:elastic applause sight-seere, waving hats arid laand-
" tiuse Drei'ente dating whilal kerchiefs. At eeveral neints along
or "Vie ilrelateder resounded. the route. ;re:quiets wereefete-e,etedto
e .gist or Mr. Dersitt's addrem was then - nfr.: the i -e; tee -
Ui-
whe,m v tarclubs stra.u,i1 a g,roup eittleers
z•& 7E'r-‘4V"4".111
"• g.ssia unifornee who heartily 'pined
troay uel :11:1"-Phall414 tl° Cue ovation. On arriving at the
er t -o the first edritess. el i"v
, .te, ,„e.
'11°1"--c4- I'rt's'lleut of t13° Mar" e-d.'w-it-ii•L'ils'es-L;;11-11:13'31;:jas 73reer t7113e3t:
lles committe-e svio peesentei P •
aveliee wits a symbolical ev a loeal band. while the
ap,, entitIeii, -The Defence f i• Standard bearers drew up in two
o
orne.," 7 ranks at the entrance and waved
Mr. F.tagetc'S reply breathed the the standards as 7.1r. Kruger, hare-
m* determination to resist to the headed,passed between te his apart -
d as expee.ied in his speech at the 'newts.
'siding 'stage.. He said the •situatiort Pressed Tricolor to His Heart.
etv terrible; for the Doers, but it Boom after, in respon-se to a Vann -
no wise inextricable or definitive. deroes oeatioo, he appeared emu the •
Y TO appefifed to be erushed by balcony and repeateily bowed; but,
umbers,. but he was still firm in the ; as Some ten nednutes elapsed without
• "that the reign of the sword a sign of abatement in the entitu-
ere tong be overthrown by siasra. he spoke a few words, which
of jestire." were interpreted into Frencti by Dr.
rr rarrsger •receivea a great ova- reezpels,
from his henrers. and were followed by a re -
newel -of frenzy. Finaiy, to testify
Anti-British Demonstration. his ,gratitude, he took in his hands
though the former President had • a corner of the French tricolor that
'zed for a, rest, the crowd etill was flying from the bakony between
stained1. front of the hotel, and the Transvaal and Free State lieg%
se cars and carriages 'could only and pressed it to his heart, again and
h the utmost difficulty. p110; again. The enthusiastic people
d ealled smesa the party threw- 'cheered him until he retired to Ida
soos from the Tualeeny of the 1, rooms, -which he found halfel fired •
to take elf their hats, as fr. with bemplets .and garlands pre -
is;. But the semniregly *rented by his admirers.
usible expienetleen was given that Tim Prefeet cad May then called
were Ilesrl7eimen. and slid not un- to pay their respects, the latter, M.
Freileh, and ficrdishly threw Flaissiores, TiMking an eioquernt
7.1 eoin into tine crowd, which titteit speech in eympetIer with thetoers.
freimently done oil similar eeea- lir. :Kruger repliel briefly, deeler-
Englanl. 'The Frenelime.o 111g holy dtoply i'te, had been toncheil
ef...cod this and Imagined the by the ent3xpeeteel warmth of his
s were threwrs insultingly at 3.1r. reeeptien in Merseillee, and by the
ger. Hewes a tneuilt. The crowd sympathy of the Freneh peen:a.
eateeted to invade the hotel, and; After luncheon and a little re-
PAUL KRUGER S SPEECH
TO THE FRENCHMEN
Britain Waging a Cruel and
Savage War.
WILL FIGHT TO 0 -1 -Err LAST AN.
The Old Man Receives a Great itver•en it, Idarsee -Deputations Make
Speeches -Banquet illeld-rec.reci Devlin s for Ireland ----An
Anti-British Demonstration at a to seaaers at Kruger
_tie Will Visas Paris, Bre-,--• - e • e.. tatcreaa e --Comments o
the London Newspapers,
Marseilles, Foe. 22. -Ex -President tlie peace prevented this. But the
larger, of the Transvaal, landed here
at 10.45 this morning from the
steamer Gelderiaml.
hotel people were obliged to close
their doors, and late this afternoou
an unfrienuly mob was still stationed
before the building, which was cor-
e Following is the taxt of Kruger's doned by police.
Erpeech- The unfortuna,te occurrence at the
"I thank the President of the Mar- hotel on the main boulevard alone
males Committee and the President marred the character of the demon -
of the Central Committee of the In- stration. The throwing of the coins
depeadence of the Boers tor their into the crowd as Mr. Kruger pass -
welcome. I thank all this Impute- ed acted like magic in conjuring up an
tion assembled in great conoourse anti-British outburst, which it need -
to greet me, for although I wear ed all the promptitude a.nd energy of
mourning for the misfortunes of my the police to prevent becoming a seri-
country, and although 1 have not one disturbance. The hotel remained
come to seek festivities, still 1 ace for the rest of the day in a state of
cept with all my heart these ac- siege, while at one time a procession
clamations, for I know they are several thousand strong, marched in
dietated to you by the etneticese the direction of the British consul -
which are inspired in you by our ate, shouting "Dawn with the Eng -
trials, and by your sympathy for lish I" and raising other threatening
our cause, which is that of liberty, cries. The result was that a strong
tvhich awakened you. I am truly body of police was eompelled t die -
proud and happy at having chosen perse the demonstrators, although it
As my point of landing a port in was not found nevessary to make
France, to set foot; on free soil, and more than a few temporary arrests.
be received by you; tes a free masa Throughout the evening, however,
But my first thrty is to thank your large bands of students and otber
Gorermuent for all these tokens of -----
interest that again only recently it
was pleased to give me. I believe
England, bad she been better inform-
ed, would never have coneented
tbis war, and since the expedition
or Jamesott, who Neighed to seize the
two Republies withotrt the necessity
offiring a rifle slot. 1 have never
ceased to demand a tribinial of arbi-
tration, whieh up to now has al-
waybeen reamed. The war waged
it us in the two Republica reached,
lest limite or barbarism. During'
lire 1 have had to fight many.
times the savages a the tribes of
frlea. But the barbarians we have
fight new are worse than the
ere. They even 'cage the litiffirs
iust taa. 'rheY burn the farms
worked se hard tto eonstrcet, and
* drive net our wilmen and chin
ren, waose itnebands and brothers
•*' have killed or taken prisoners,
ing theta unprotected and reef-
, and often without bread to eat.
tea whatever they may tho we will
or Surrender. We will light to the
Our great imperiebable eosin-
ee reposes hi tiro Eternal, in our
Pert Karsiglit. t
ItsePrialstesat of ihe TraluaVaal, wh'4
landed at Ma reeilles eeterlity• ;And
was given a warm w..lopate.
youths inareinvol up and slowst 111
httow etar ("Anse 18 just. and fitgat of 31r. Kr ''t4 4u11,1 ad'
he jastluleefrne-I1 IS Want,ing to • tini.3. hotel witieh was the solese
. the Eternal. tele, Mneter the ussfortosnate bin elserring in
1 pe,..14,33s, aseil toi who= beletngS singes foe tr. lia•m4,-T and the3 Trans--
fetsire, win never abandon 115. ttal atfid nientran-0014 Ticree
assere ;;;:vr..1 that 'if the Traentaal • ;is nanneeetrators inere ineesy than
the Orange neve :State 1nruSt lose : alaagotans. aavil pokre wit.selir telt
ir " en p. t. w1l he hepAnse lintels to rehete tiaer feeinests 140y
tile liner perpple luaTe Leen destroy- , id.takitIttr, torsta:a4 haterfasenng t5itlu
with trxe-ir women ;gel elsrven." • them, wisleis h.neeeeteii teie.
rages° o_lel`liaerel Ode; sannifesto 511' vvroler.
Veep, 'hut one Vitt:111m: witlu Th e• tv-ae the mains tviger.
tines. vereetstiespliel ie.- energetic ; sPosaversation the', 9-eseuine. esti rindir.-
I1ent1•e8 of tan right itatzn. natIon veal.; tnniters.Pill and 'i.e l•_ le.tit senoten,--es illeetarne ly bee &Telt TheAter
Were sallterel with a vigor nn.1 ekee-q9:41 12 At 4,•t a tuzgtniltry
inuportene3. Tlee, M.seipre inatnediate-
resials:ztenee.
eil 'Iron vi"" 4mivn iy vett leortninee weal reed ty.,:r-eourra01.
a iigvornas toA.truet.i1/4,5tic hat. Vito,
isotegee saints Again. dis-coveryi r, of the par-
Iiirtsger here the sen. tvsyage tiee.
JegriY wen- Ntaml.V il2fs friends - tveryonepro 1nviientisiannent
toeks In better Iseult& tinann
left Pretoria. at the roinuet he:shiny appear -
mace v.sf Mr. Kreger.. censidering ids
aVy gate and rough croeseieas
ar.444.7•=1.7Z4•71Wrianlig114,7=414.7....,,m4,4.4,smo,,,,
poise lifr. Kruger descended 'tie tile
hall of the betel, where bereceived
the delegatioEns. Ete sat in a gilded
chair • immediately in front of the
fireplace, • , Dr. . Leade and Messrs.
Fischer and Wessels standitig near
him. Dr, Leeds briefly Interpreted
the addresses of the varione speak-
ers; but it was evident that Mr,
Kruger was fatigued, and found it
great strain to follow the ges-
turer of orators spen,king a language
unintelligible to him. While these
were in progress his eyes frequently
roamed about the room; but he listen
ed attentively, with ins hand to his
ear as Dr., Leyde gave him the gist
of what had been said. Eventeally,
the effort, becoming too fatiguing, he
asked that the other addresses be
presented in Writing, and then
withdrew again to his apartments,
where he passed the evening quietly,
receiving no oneo t,
Dr. Leyds represented Mr. Kruger
at a banquet given in las honor. Ml
the Boer official& and members of
the pro -Boer committeee were pre-
sent. Dr. Leyds read the following;
from Mr. Kruger- "I am fatigued,
and am in mourning. :Moreover, I
never attend banquette Otherwise,
should have liked to spend a few
minutes with you and to tliank you.
I shall never forget the wenn wel-
come I have had in your beautiful
city. Your reception of me has sur-
passed all I could bave expected,
even from the city which gave
France her national hymn, that 'Mar-
seilles,' which is the song of all peo-
ple whose independence is threaten:
ea and who are. etruggling against
invaders.
"I would that your acclamation
could have been heard by all thole
Boers in arms who are encamped iu
our mount a i n sr. They would thank
you from the • bottom of their
heart. I thank you in their behalf.
"Could I have been with you I
sbould also have expressed my
thanks to all France, and would
have raised my glass in honor of her
worthy President, M. Loubet."
Dr. Ley& then said- "in the name
of Preeldent Kruger, I bave the hon-
or to drink ta lite health of tin.
President of tile French Republic."
Mr. Kruger will leave for Paris at
9 o'clock to -morrow morning, re-
maining one night en route at Dijon.
A reception le being arranged.
--
Dijon, Nov. .aa.-Ex-Preeltient Eats-
gera journey from Marseilles to
Paris has cabled forth an enthusl.
nem far metalling 111 inteneity •any-
thing tant 1 hare seen lit, this coun-
ter during a ratitienee of eighteen
e pare. it throws into the citrate tlie
reeeptione ;mended to lit•n.
ger tiering his traueient .pepulartty:
it ios deeper anti more spout attelete
than the ovatione given to Minaret
Awaits, the laniteror nI linesia, or
Pi to Major Mareionrsd after Ll
oda. 1 travelled toelay 'front Mur-
al:inlet to Mate an the railway ear-
riage next behind that ttl
dent Kr Kruger. and it Wart a traumas -
ant journey, hap 'that 14 11 4.011erla
returning from a etareat tiettery
wee to:stellate; that tee/psi-el the tni.
agate t b 1 01 Vi be I, tette netat,A•4!41
wisest Napoleon relawieCal 1: oat Volta.
elintary Take Pert.
After the esatteualet aiseeture
front filareeelat, rant it issel eneetwa
0. metre Dol,,,touu repeet towersft roe,
land smiting to tine pinged ieneviessi At
line 15,10 pen 1t% 14, 'N'z-rvuU!',",1 •
UN' 10:4 lua4U 411'.4‘
afq°03:3, vilub,e,), the hiPiite ▪ re SiIPT..sl
1.4 brlirriger9 w,4os.,:01/14
0W git0'7 11w hey lir n.0
-rank! oapujo,t,&il. .54 vs:ar train 1,11•'•
prn.PanTheil ferereeveir •Usel
diet; v,f the Iltio lasaleer;s
seen 10 aihie ffnlE, ripeg hear lt,le
hirnagur's telbt, tee:, weleonnel veri
Me, vomit aft nest cplily (Iwo- tflp, Nifi:t•
euts0 offnetele, but by the Colositil eel
t.41ieneris ird 11°. 1 Vas ob
Hop sitth nvgliossent tvi Artiliery. Ths
W one ttitetee, ,, 1
sareiansistivra at Av lateenwhich
re5r...ix-4 at 172,..101. where itllie oft:slits
nsfi 44Titis liT,see,h.serA •off initiette
teal;
it zoolkitt teateeetassti Tart in
reesnane trate:rum acco11eu1 ta
Mr. henget. Tine irs'A Mat/ trerehled
with i'oe- as. With intriei ine•ati, is*
ganaei tilrelegh Ms heave- gold-int
need eupeetaeies tiesee IStt,TittEVY
army:.
ISM* repreeentathes il ti.e Freneit
Antiettaitielt caeca.
As lee- trait) ft•tild534ed north the
anti-British' note of the neeenee tee
(tonne? more anti mere rearked..IS'iseests
"A has les Anglats" beeanne, at Val-
ente. aimest as frequent ins theee
of "Vine Ipirsseeet.' At Valvenee the
regiments tinking part En tile, ova-
tion were the OL4Il2 aol 1E4 i4:Pg..410111g4
f - •,.6 • 1,111v-ru
reaehed he --ons tine windows v'T the
vast infantry barrrseks were flieei
vs-ith tlivesean k of red -tapped heads-
cheeting one sieestir.g "lave les
resets," whl› at the statien the
military elennerst was representee ivy
the orftePtS,r4 the 233 DregIllIb .,spes, the
b.9ragoras. tbb J4b aea the
ee-ginsetee, ol Untlasstree At
ttecon tar. oALrf,r-ol•A f 11ap 1:14th le -
'Tana o3 tILT' in an stic.g.essr-
:once. ens Con•lilia.-. Teii•-•!jr:P. 111"A v2.111:Ati.t.
towns wi-re tee tresie did out step,
eaN,•opre 01•1111,,r,,I gaba,.0,T
' nagetheide as neer as ee feu
Mr. Kreger's ea.
teetre into liadon
Tile tn•Insnievliel entry teto 1-44,
-1 . 5,. 10 -
night, was one never tt.s1a Terg:itten,
the entlrusissenti taking. here, es elm -
where, an ennestenkatle military es-
peet, a •sort, .of -fereur Ftay5»
that 1.13 this coenntry & Arte3 prP•
cedes a, storers. Tile one great, r,blipet-
lesson of this riemerable Penreey Is
that Mr. Kruger has eeirpreetele- 'ap
tred the e. a lo.n of the arencit ,•
peopie. He iS their liere. their idol.
Boer Delegates tura of War.
Dr- 1..eyde and llessre. Fipsiler and
wessals, in conversation on the
did not hesitate to express
tion for what they consider tee su-
perb wisdom of Mr. Kr.sger'e epie,cin .
neele *in landing atIlarsi••••::l;•s. and
deecribed the Hotel tin Lensvieinel-
tident as an act of tied. wlece, they
feel confident will now t•i(
L'Efrele-
land.
A Seeeelt et Lyons.
Lyales, Lepartiriett of Ilheae. Noy.
23.-Tlieze was ni gra;st
T,;,e.re Nehru Mr. fe:raseer's tride erre:el.
aesistant tile
-former lireF...1,isent !wee:etc.:1 Tiii"
with a ix -attire!
tally car,,,:avel for tile
Wrt,"' t;.0 hr -,a1
President 1;m:eve., • ••
his heroic' defence of the South Af-
rican, Republics."
Mae Kruger, replying to the speech
on the preepentation of the medal, said:
"I am profoundly touched at the hom-
age, respect and sympathy coming
from entire France. Give my thanks
to the population of Lyons, It is a
just cause which animates you, a
cause for France and for all Europe
to safeguard. I am firm in the con-
viction that our hopes will be re-
alized. We are hoping with you."
The Boer statesman then descended
from his carriage and walked to-
wards the entrance of the station,
which caused the cheers to be re-
doubled. The crowd eventually broke
tbrough the police cordons, and Mr.
Kruger regained hie carriage with
difficulty.
Queer Rubbish This.
New York, Nov. 24.-atie Journal
and Advertiser to -day publishes a
Paris despatch which says: "Inform-
ation has been given to the authori-
ties of an alleged plot to assassinate
Mr. Kruger at the celebration to be
given in his honor. Friends of the
Boer chieftain have been notified a,nd
will exercise more than ordinary
vigilance."
--
Paris, NOV. 25. -The reception which
Paris gave yesterday to Oom Paul
Kruger, of the Transvaal, who is re-
ceived here as the President of a
State travelling incognito, exceeded
in enthusiasm what was expected by
his friends. He has received ovations
from the publie, been warmly wel-
comed by the city officials. been re-
ceived with honors at the Elyse°, and
-visited in turn by President Loubet.
An enthusiastie crowd assembled at
the railway station Saturday morn-
ing. The people waved French and
Boer colors, and sang patriotic /tangs,
find there was muell handelapping as
tbe Boer President arrived. Many
Senators, deputies, municipal officials,
journalists, and volunteers who served
in the Boer army were present, and
elieered as the train entered the sta-
tion at 10.40 o'clock. The railway
earriage occupied by the Boer Presi-
dent was filled with flolvers.
The roof of a building cotlapsed
while the people were waiting to wit-
ness. the arrival of the Boer Preerident„
anti several railway men were hurt,.
As President Kruger left the ear be
was greeted with (Ties of "Vire
Kruger:" les Boers:" The als-
: genre 01 anti-Ezoglialt cries was no-
. .
Slyitor WI lomat Mr. Kruger
on le half of the French Boer Duke
pendestee Vommittee. M. Crozier, In.
rector of the Protoes-ol, performed a
Penner offiee in the tome or Prem -
ident toulet. Then M. Greliatiate
Presiatat of tip Manitipal
n steep 41 forward and OM eNt4,g1d01
; gra eagle Prestanst Kruger replied to
' Kelt rehire -se slinking with blame'
esentens, afany persons wept. witde 17
w.ts tes*,,.ikl:Stee
IIPMit1t4i.riki4P. Thi/1101 thliNktOth
h a^cAri,r-mr NI, thyllniasztra speR,1*.
wise% l'rsa lent »1 tit. manoivi,
I)Ci i; leassesi general taut Patti «le
; regal-es/ate Mr. htltalT 1144i0.
11 4.1 1 Mt W-uS
• vs?' *• ere 'rut 511, 0 evate,
,o3.4s Its mvotlivo. "PlitivItutt 446,4°
whIlo Alt that the 1101,1V4
00 atoNt44'rAkte4 1ltra:v:4 1,,Yiutpar,,or,
t• et aettal. lr DiNtiTV %.5t raa
la ,,1,11 iol1o4t,,1 atraltr,-anoa,
„•, ta 'Eb E Re • . • of la te - te
.• 4.1 414 -A v .-V4ACo'vg
t.t[
ilvv . '
h a tie ,e•••in Ds, le-e".•einelp,
tlis !tett a Re ale --is i4giesee
Pee hell et 14
tare1r4 at 11-10
,S•liVq. ▪ • ;1161,',!U
43,1 'Mr. have- NH '11,0 Ili
ii:1;kY!..,Pe ',VT.., V, 1h gc,;j
, tiroolw& t ], • V,' !I 7,.a rote,.
e•Alelet asoustrt 0•atut;-.4 tlu o11.,
AI grow,
PlerAliptd free., r 'Muaq reettiveti at
the tliesee ae, Ilur C.C4iIF4 !!:W4.9tta1V
tita eituste. tveve tilling kw:ego:no_ at-
seereis t t-otrat r. UV? INVIMS,Plliltit,
tho., Pru.o,t-E-tut d 44i11"4 was 18 fftall
unifersa
enuceirems of tuireissilett8 teelcrtesl
l'esteident Kettaer ana team tee
Payette. A tett-aline of infantry.
wee statatre 1 ,ea tU,Jo enertyetel of
the peatte.e Z:3,1 au 1 llu1u4- fullteattatta
aenors whale -tee tattig11 buuj.fl tlie
Transvaal nattenal ontaene Kruger
%Vete the Preeislenalall searf arta the
erase of tie.? Legien Mt Hessen?.
Presilent letalleetds retteng visit to
Presalent lirager at the A:stelae:gibe
Itastuol l.21.1reinentee. it is said Met the
instervieve was very eardial
M. i7rotice. representing President
1..psiiimt. had ;previispuelly 'e0V3e t.9 see
19r. Ley -ds att tee Hotel n,:criine, in re-
galq..1! hs further arritingentlentS for
the reeeption vilt the Deer President.
lir. Kruger hal rettriel to his private
apartments. The mends was shouting
and elriag eutsale.
The euattuasIasnu and beisternosness
of the erowst rnsevie additional pollee
spreessutt :is ane.'eseiery. and a squad -
ren v.f esessiveipett gssrards WeS$--Przt rer.
This II -GP rhvne, however, teeeeite as o
peretaetenne
The eeeitenterst Dor:reused as night
aperone'Led. Fe.veral reereacipal ceune!
&Tess spread in reserve teat the kiov-
errtenv,at was er.s14-a.ragz;r4 over Cate
aen;oust ra tune and W4 l
saggest to Mr. Kruger teat it
woud h". wlb
..4 .1'44i9441 1444r4i. '01'.. 444i40 IOTISSt,
Monday niornIrg.
Mr. Kreger 8 teat tarougit Fear:tee •
character- ee h ,
Is ultaIly as.serruirre mere etf:,n
M larseinete i•rehor-
gro,Ifielal i
ities igo
etred 1)188efficient? entil Pre- J
a- t Leals a soot
the prefect an the ererring of his
arrival to visit tire old D.)1" Presi-
dent. At Avignon it was natleed teat.
the Frenels officials cheered him. At
1.....ons 0n,1 Dolan ,o.ere were olfwaal •
reerpilang. rurD,I there were similar
CeretriOraeg by the prefect and muni- i
01leVetldezeIK)7471,:".
-er. Is very dear. and .
•
-converses with, tile greatest. difficul-
ty. Neither he or his interpreter
will be intervievrea as to what the !
1
ne_presilent tiaras of hie reeeptiou, •
bitt members of Ma. Krager's family '
say that he never expeetea he would'
be received with seeh enthusiasm,. Ile '
sala to then -1 was already- the .
rather a the Boers; 11:,11! it seems
that 1 am the father of the French-
IneT.711 tires, en Kruger will remoin in his
apartments all eue . al dory, end it is
etinetel that he will see no oae. It le
not known when 111 will visit. the
Hotel •de Ville, if Gt all- Tile mum-
eleeil councillors propezei to tender
hiza ;.srerriptken ere] bareirvits there.
i'.ntli WilN1 they 54 '1' ta -Ft.,.... Ley.ls
alsoetthe 41aet11e3e;.'esteerlay tliey re-
ceived en iO4l,fle.u.e3 rep*, elei de-
le:rue! Itiii:shettelolifsd.
1,130 notisi:.
•
Cline bag only to mingle to -day
among the people of Parks to sec with PITC9Elit. cllmi
what disdain and dislike, not to 1193
stronger expression, persons of Bele
tesh aspeet are regarded. Many of the
leading Parisian newspapers and all
who realize the vast commercial and
industrial interests that may be sae-
rificed by giving rein to a popular
wave of feeling, affect an ostrich pol-
icy, and strive to conceal the true
nature of the present demonstratiora
Queen's Congratulations.
The Hague, Nov. 24. -Queen Wil-
helmina has sent a message to Mr.
Kruger, saying that she is happy to
leatri that he hart completed his voy-
age and is in good health.
SI Hill LE
MTH /8 LIVES.
Goes to pieces on Rocks in
Gulf of St. Lawrence.
BODIESBURIED UNDER SNOW
ISvidence Teat Passengers and Crew
tur:ded Abire,Jr3rat Succumbed to
Cold and Exposure -Names of
Crew aud Passengers Who Were
on Board.
Quebec, Nov. 25. - The eoa,sting
steamer St. (liar late gone to pieces
on the =eke at the entrance 01
Seven Islands Bay. on the north coast
of the Gulf or St. Lawrenea, anti it
Is believed tbat of the 26 per -40118
on board the ill-fated veetel not one
Imo survived to tell the story of tile
wreck. ,A. wornan'a body. Wa4pC41
nelsore yesterday, and a mall bag
left on the beaeh at low title W1,11e
the that intileatiene of the tragedy.
P. E. Vignault, potatunaster al Foal)
Manila !wired the first intelligenca.
to this city, anti lance neon foal
eonfirmation of the tileaster WIN been
received.
The Iluttans Bay official et Seven
Isiatele, Mr. Rowe has a metrehing
party out, but it le scarceiy likely
thibre are any env:tams, fur the the -
ester luttrit 110.Ne eceurreil late tat
Wiellses.tty night cm early Thursday
inerninge A lenity gale from the
pant wats blOWilutt 0111117rultaeta1ay and
Thaltday, with estew. The at. OSaf
paor.iral klurialrahe tet Wtelee :Any al
terstoon. noel elleosal have metaled
hetet] !Wawa tetra.' Thoitalay.
Whth
en. tate lae: to sippeer 'e'en ,
luvemPit that Z40" StiiPt g17044"Pledi Reg,
10 teen lee. 0e:19e4:1 1414, !milting 1.,.
140014.. tia. bay la 44* fetern, a teal 4 ;ate
evingspandsol by seeds 1,00014 a=ulauW. It
iliati:ent Gest eas: did settee the et -
It teat, mei the etatoeseee at N!ittl,
teday her aew gene
of lien helane tes lhe
lame. Vaasa, at Use t,neuth or Use
bee, atel 1li ettsre ot the olteeeter. , a
01141 tuazi tiaaaa taityatoe..-aJila
41.9 t7911174 RIndiiit 444 tttio.t•OzleUe •
t-ietanta area INV tgat9 ViriAt*'
S.Pg'D 9,, Wad latir paaraluaozed bo
4', 44 1Ms Uf ii11101 tjtE” '
ni-14,,u,u0d14a Islafil'N. J49 0:1 14v
otto,r. were keel o'uu Ca, 11,,utar,;241'.7.,r ue.ust
twO urg ot409. as t4Mat.514.!, vaveassu-
Clements Socessfully Shell
a Boer Laager.
SOME BOER SNIPERS CAPTURED.
Landon, Nov, 25. -The promotion
et Lord Kitcbe.ner to the rank of
lieutenant -general was the chief re -
welt yeeterclay of the Cabinet Coun-
cil. Ile attains this dignity at the
early age of 50, sod is now Sully(
equipped to take Lord Roberta place
In S.outli witlsout esci ting
jealousy over points of seniority and
military etiquette. a.Lord Kitaisener
Is almost the only eeneral in the
British army who is without a eo-
cial clique in London. He detests so -
(Mete, and is no carpet knight; he
even Una the reputation of being a
woman hater. He has, however,
what 15 more valuable than SO -31111
preetige, namely, the active support
of the Prime tlinieter. Lord Salis-
bury has the greatest admiration
for him and is probably responsible
for hie succession to the ,shief e.one
'nand in famth Africa, as ho was
for hitt appointment of chief of
staff last December.
London newspaper publishers have
not been informed that Gen. Lord
Kitchener has decided to expel reor-
respondents from the scene of war,
but the meagre anti colorlests de-
spatehes 110141 being received pre -
Rent strong evidence that be is me
forcing in a modified form his Om-
durman edict. Telegrams cease to
mention details of the compulsory
pacification on which the ex -Sirdar
ie engaged. The nerve tension which
compelled Sir Alfred Milner,. High
Cozumiesioner of South Africa, to
etvk a reW days' voyage away from
desp,atellies has beets more severe since
the conclusion of big operations at
Lydenburg failed and left tlie end or
tit. war as far off as ever. A. friend
wh* . has just returned to larethena bays
theft Milner ilea lieest under fearful
anxiety for a year past lest 'UP, big
Dutch tieing Cape Colony should
extend to the suburbs of Cape Town.
Offieers going through from the front
tell hint that tit we will be rightism for
three months yet.
Confidants of the Government are
aware or the outlook in Booth Africa,
lett say the Government will &teapot
Kitt hater to any length if be Will
only nada* tit* cenntry Irthitahle for
reragesee, reopen the manta caul abate
tit* War ceepeseliteree, whi 0 aro still
nearly a mantel petiole weekly.
Afellitentiereh 'eeret Meeting.
rape TOWat„ Nov. I.13.-11 1'1 riverbed
tint a /keret meeting of Afrarazektra
INAS 0 .01 1t914^vto.41, tatne tasionv,
thirty koala frees Wee -wear, on the
rap. Cantrell Ite Nese recently, and
tit It 0 tomethee ter tit ae prtoent
elleratetl th .101-11147,4 VOt•UPPlarto tbf
leas 0 vati:q.. %.b 1"4 r 4, :Red 441a444* to
%Com.
Sir attlitait attrigate Wife Dead.
• -tnete 'eaten, Nee.. 1:4;1,`-estel.
wide tat Sir .0 lte Camara • Sae.
l'easteR Mitutetero th
11:4 to* II
VeuI.otln testae
itel44tee %to. 1.4J- 11. 11144,6,-1,8094'
tO D.taly 1..Tv4941 114'..9 uavV4utta41„
"th•st lerset 4,:cetr,.:
eveeted ri-
10 illovenneee,,e, •esei -Lome°
reguinte; to- ft; egia 1i', 11 to ex • tNft
4ra91 4u 014 Un Ulu'?1411, 4141'
,4'qi;e1..gf.. Woo 4li*-'!.1,114 tlIg- v • 611'
Ltatat5v
th,2. •ifp.0,-.. tut?
plettnire of lleatenseienfs liforee for Isnd1a.
140,01 mq,,aztt.st tes Hue
t•epreeneineter regierttinig• fine. theri1 tioat
he Was anal:sip t -e retie W V4 seen bes.
ltr)rn tRav C4L, mtatiirog, truat Dial
seat a UitIlo,graotu to 11.e.arA Vort3ou. the
teleteen. tatetetenteet 0l9 aria191‘4..Y-DatIql
of aartetatele week. Alomut I11L4
tae toode neilell flat in lie kcal
thee Tozer tlie *10 41' arty. 'abate,
. netts have east ptuet pesit eels ots tite
Teansvaal iaelitee tette., litteen haea
teen appeiretttA to deli orIia-ag, and
werrate•-four Lave Peeeilytt.1 'belittle=
tees in the atraa..
News teas been laze:gel Item Belt-
ontein teat tbe stalling by rfenerel
Pattents of n 144:s-Inat,;ter near Beek-
veort teertited vettaty erisuisities to
he tars:here. laeitrontein 5t,gt+
t'S9t1 'earrOtz2vA1 twent,v-eight 1111
u•Eio SIS,PCB1104,1"*
-•
ul,,beVIe path tiet tategelleaserg
entre-
areaerata taleeeiteranier. tat itntawa-
eo, Ions neeeg
ne teo raise a ;.: regiment
ot 0 Cleves:not wen stela on
tr egi 111W1100iteneirei.• „arid tseenisassiset-
irelisnt. ant Wee; else eni:sSilinniell kreons-
veeisitl; the n'iceieutililtALTLiit Ateere
neein 54141510 fisivitineee wiles' freemenst
the 1-INCIA 1.4 L'OlViiV54., tOttt' tee Nit_
tolef isinneiss4 45141 it fo? retelling,
tient' fielatt,g gronts,rs.
Cepteass 1.,sesesietre_ her eienereesse,l:er..
was a Zeree., sense. khzvei-es awl .
obblfsall neetga.toe. lie Menace a fatale
Montreal, othrr temente:is et
tee Orem' Were Isseele teeee Nese
reete.; t'lterine BeZtkelt,1110.% 158021.21
111141T.: n. teen peteeta Zoete:pa '
Vet DOWL:V., f-tiKte%0Vii.; Oteeepas lazy, t•
Resea ; Arezme 0,412 ANN'. aosegolu Gael -
tater, nun iteete steal Ilre.rMtnY.
nate itteitte 5544480941 .lar.6eJ.ke
teusalt, Damp 141881801-; noeepla eitseee
man, cabin ?NIT; VilMS Laneer, 211V,'8:÷
Meld toy; 1:aogene is-ar4roget, elder' s
es:garnet': Zonate ileanejle, seem.] en-
gineeta taletria laeleeger, %0i4engite
test ; nna Ora aartniete Joan Intgne
rota Tkornae notate 1IreuS?au. f18181i1e r
ol t!iiC5.,e gineteen 4410/34eV8 1111 the .
Tecate et 1.14•11,5C S...?T‘eV) (4144
latow-n t'a U2f4li8 la -en en hanur4. hates- I
hew, or Theannier
Diver. winte.e ;p.n.:iy was found ons tine
teach with a 015_,,-pl'a!,serve4' Lotols
efegron. of Prate:ask lIle., raterelant,
Tveraserier of Napo:ems Deo -
elate. 01 St. River. arel .11s45Se1914
11=14rei22. Clarersoe Foul. :Tereade Chissie. ,
an • ..! cheee -Leaser, se.,
leeteletil lreAGV-T StIOKS'.
q6e042., Nov. 21.-A speeiell resive.3
• this eeeireang teem atevera Names eaes t
,1 that with the assistannee of the et"r
steam seteersez-t Z1i11i5 Jcsephisce,
11 par e .1..4 men peenebeel Treim Lero
VAS rOaTellreir fer tan -,r..,ene tlea-
ateselav eialltae aertillae iteceate 40
uss te tura t v 11zeuna-44,,t,v to -vest -row.
MID 11viti.v11 ti 310417
31-24M415,11, "!:•.^44.711,11-.
Ureus 11,-u1'4t4-0 4!urre4(r211.441t 44
gYany Mai3g 11114 :a Port z.:17,z...tak
that 170 EgitiF•h lave bee*
ulna li1 we.:.trail411. at Lorah-
o- rieK-rs. Tl*, iirergisers. Wh3
were estIneattel to re:miter 1.5110, ref-
tretwerne Theta:41101 1 1wpallarual..11-ne
• as,e3r. the treee0 o tv,!, steereer tat t•42
Net. The party searelsel every neok
ani oreer 03 • IA! 9.9.3itla re.r.
• trace of nil' ttlfOrtrinifftte Viettra.p.,
but without euccess. The (mitt- hedv
feurel Ea ifir :iS teat oZ Mises
Marie Page, of Tienseler river. Every-
thing indicates, and tho eenrehing
party has every rea.sort to believe.
that the passengers and erew land-
.: . hIll eabee-
quantly perishol from cold and ex-
aoettae. arel that the bodies Drew lie
under tastee feet or snow Virhieh fell
after tlet steamer was weeekee.
Went makes this story :prausible ie
tire fact of the finding by the search-
ers of a pail of iarel C-Z,1111s diStatlee
from tile shore, na ateabt carried
there by someone freze the wee.ckel
steamer. The three lifeboats were
faired on tire sheers brai:Oil 144. PkeeS.
Another searching party will start
eariy to-m0014,w noben ..steer .o find
some trace of the victims. Two small
bags were founi to -day. The repert
adds that the Inhabitants of ¥
Islands are terribly n•gitated over
tile fearful eat.i.s-roe.ie. am, there .
no sestrelly et wiliina hazels te
join In tbm search; in feet the party!
leaving to-morr.env say they will
follow the beaell hell by inell in the
hope c,f Ertting #, 1141-4 t$ the. bellies.
The wre:.-.•k of the St. Mit' is nr)st
complrite. 4h0 is broken in 1,-,er, teal
the beach le strewn with wreekege
for a great distanee. •
An sznicnown re.475L74 .1{Mil1 tii.:17c3 arrk
Port Maitland in the storm. •
b04 -1444i0 .ent ronaeles the rep..1,:rat.
Boers Stain liorees.
,Icannneebneg, Nov. 2.0. - tienetal
arersels sent a reateene tisroogit Kil
i" privereberg easterday. A party of
alitert forty B•aes 14-11 bask no tire
.,• appreaelt or the cearreare Only a :few
t shelis were fired.
t The EGSr patrol vielted Brokpen
:•.,a,t.usru.say and carried off ell the
- horses_ Calleara at izersageertere ea&
It will be impossible for refugees to
retern here for several montage.
':, The eentenee- of death has be
i Passea on an Italian named Deli, wbo
, took the oath of neutrality alai then
itzleeti a •conimandes and killed two
ireenthers of Congitflo's 1I14r4-e.
Miss P.obarts le prt.gressing very
; favorably-
110No14t FOB 111-11.1.1c11.
-
a.lant OM Warrior to be Made a
Peer.
. Drillers
nonse newepap.sr, ti -es Nertii Deten
Herald, says uielereteiels the cicri.,
oral will he 01...2.410 znt pf.er uhen 11449
new year honor list I, isseed, ereit
idnat be velli iseries the title ot Lr
Buller of LallyttnItiz.
Offielef lealletIns say that the
z 5419141 s41 is eat is:re:tory.
PrTes tlesenteLee from 40Peters-
burg, on the eterirary, assert that
h, 04 erit:C'n:Iy ill and thee his
chance -1' or recovery are dintinithing,