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KITCIIENER AFT' they will forgot the Post. The Trans- and the fcitiowIng ,ieretticte at ilkt. I nicipality Presented hint an address
country with a new Ideal before
yam, the orange River colony, Nat. Paul's Cathedral.
and Brompton Orateiry nett Se /tan y-, thusiastleally received, and the me-
al, Cape Colony and ltliodit.teditieuititillisternai.• lbe Gallant, Molloy. ; of weleonm. : ,
I 1 THE NAPTINEE
braced within a single 'Ilne Telegraph pays a p;lowleg tri- Closed and Padlocked.
SENI °EWE -Live eVatelli, their inhabitants would) bete to the gallantry ox tew ulna.
begin to forego bitter inemorie9 in
ed," it says, "to crown the signal I --General De Wet' fresh exploits 011NK 11011BEDY.
,, contemplation of a glovioue future dian troeps. "If anything were need- telegraphs to the New York T'xibune
New York, Dec. 2. -Mr. W. Ford
Iying before their united countries. honors Wall by the Dolnindou in the excite admiration here, since Eng-
-- CapeeColony, the orange River Col- war, it would be the Spartan, speech halonen love pluck, even in an en-
ony, and the Transvaal are full of of Private Molloy, whieh swept the emY and have a true sense of fair
tedition, but there is no seclitioa in audience at Liverpool yeeterday with play. They welcome Level Kitchener's
His First Object Will be to either Rhodeeia or Natal. We would passionate enthusiasm. This herele euccession to the chief command, be- Two Men Arrested in Detroit
introduce some thorouglogoing Eng- saddler, who was a student at a rink cause they consider Lord Roberts too
Belt citizens into the Transvaal. 'varsity in Canada when he yahoo magnanimoms a general to deal with
Run the Boer Down. Then there would, be a eufficient teered for the front, is now totally guerilla bands, and are convinced of
number of loyalists in the feclera- blin,c1, owing to a bullet wound re -
the necessity of some change in tac-
tie:y/1 to leaven the whole lump." ceived through the temples at Drone -
ties. Lord Kitehener is understood With Bills DOCT011 KILLEO WI TlAIN.
The officer who gave the foregoing burst Sprat, Be expresses no regret to favor the organizatieln Of a eon -
informations had several conversations for the past, but, with the knowledge siderable number of mobile columns
PAGET DEFEATS VILJBEN. South Afriea. telb says that ele. termined to go bravely onward with
witheecil Rhodes during his stay in that he bag clone hit duty he is de- or mounted men, ranging from 500
to 1,000 strong', for running dawn De UNSIGNED BY THE BANK.
Rhodes lias also formulated a scheme a calm heart and serene mind." Wet and other Boer generals. This
for the solution of the future condi- -- plan of operations dbtes nett differ _
time of affairs in the Transvaal. Loudon, Nov. 80. -The disastee at materially from Lord Roberts' recenzb
There aro 9,000 farms in the coun- Dewetsdorp has sent a thrill of alarm tactics, except in a single point- Counter -Signature Was Purely Im-
The New Oealanders Display Great try lately presided over by ale. through Great Britain. 'rbes censor- reduced strength of the coiumns and
Kruger, and the average value of shjie continues so strict that there is exclusive employment of momated aginary, and Based on the Nallie
Courage -Boers Attack a Convoy each Is $i1G,000., the stock is worth no hope of arrieing at a clear con- men. Tho infantry battalions will be of High Constable Sills -Men Now
-Roberts at Ladysmith -Knox in another $10,000. Mee Ilhodes pro- elusion of the actiod poeition of the mainly used in guarding towns and
Touch With DeWet-Queen Wept poses that 2,000 of these 9,000 farms affairs in South Africa. For instnnce, linea of communication. Full justice in Windsor and Remanded -Yarn
should be bought mai stocked by independent accounts of 1 ho subse- will be done 'Lord Roberts one his Toldby One ofthe Men.
When She Spoke to Canadians. tha authorities. This would involve quent proceedings and the reeaptur.
BEnulfeiranicis. already honored A, Detroit despatch says -The De-
LondOn, Nov. 20. -The most startling rett4ur,,nrenratio
the expenditure of $40,000,000. The lug of Dewetsdorp are tut example.
farms purchased would be those Not omitting to announee the eapture with hero worship. There is an evi- trolt police have recovered over
proof that the war in South, Africa Li dent determination in official and
that the war had lett without an of two Boer wagons amen quantity of $0.00 f t$ed bill
still fall of vigor is contained in Gee. actual owner, or with a proprietor loot, but lb:n..0 is not the slightest military circles to justify everybody ohe 10,000 unsigns
stolen from the Napanee branch of
Leh troops and two guns, whish were who has. been fighting on the Brit -
Roberts' despatches announcing. that incapable of carrying on the estate. mention. of the eurrender of 400 Brit.
ish side in South Africa. The grave- the Dominion Bank of Canada, about
These farms would then be granted
400British troops and two guns ha:N*0
on advantageous terms to English not even disabled, inasmuch as the yard of military reputations has three years ago, and arrested two
surrendered to the Boars at Delvets- e able to 113:i them against padlocked.
gentlemen farmers, who would fur. Boers Igor
ties Britieh relief forces. twee :dosed and men in whose possession it was
doTP. southwest of Bloemfontein. It is nish a leaven of British ideas in the Lord Wolseley leaves headquex-
found. T,hey gave their names ns
poor cortsUlation. that the Britieh have country. 'The ubiquitous Da Wet seems again 'ors with an elaborate tribute from
shoo reoceupiell the towo after the Mils scheme of Ur. Rhodes is re. to 1131.0 gotten away 1 and, on far, every jeurnal on h19 military career, James Simpson, eigarmaker, Mont -
Boers had withdrawn. This striking garded by some as fantastic and alto- ther.‘ is 110 110W'S tIl`tt tIln captared and rteedved last night the honor od: real. and Louis Mathels, street car
success caanot fall to encourage in gether Impracticable. Other persons, lentoh, have been liberated. Taking 11 fit towel 1 ba ogee t from his col- conductor, Reieheeter, N. Y. Both
the Cape Colony a revolt, whieh is hthat however, int mit tt Mr. Rhodes Into coneaderetion tie. enm
igat Ian l mili-
tary sileaguM
es of the War °ee and staff
now a most imminent clangor. Tin has worktuation north of the Orange ed with the burghers a good at the Junior (Innetitutional Club. agreed to go back to Canadaswith-
truth , at:cording to the moat rell- deal, thus may understand their,
River, the smouldering reltellion in ne di eerves ever,v tribute of respect, out extradition proceestinge. They
isanti
, able informahe tion, that tsituation 10 feelings. cape Celouy, thrumor:: thett Evince yet there Is a grim irony in the re- I no
Cape Colonarrived in Windeor Mmiday, went
r
; ,v Ls w more dangerous has 10 K
p,eruger to press areitra- ,
of the weer. It is not likely that the THE CANALlta.NS WRIA:031ED.
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taint th. supp int of (T1 111 and that
Von on England, if lis is ante. to oh. tirement of a once -lauded reformer t . .
et the (.1041. of a Year whenilit
, -mary
etperte themeelves being witnesses', Into several stores, bought. some tri-
fling thing in eachand changed a
,
than at any time ehree the outieretik
Ik>ers will attempt to hold the)
prisn- -- Lord Icitelenter after all ii; 11•01C. "t0 be Ulf. lueincy of the entire $10 billT
sys- . hen they came to De-
Ileisetily hreeted at aouthamption ffcie
given tl eider eommend in South tem id training anti tactless of the
ars taken. at Dewetsdorp, as this is
and London. trolt, buying drinks awl changing
Afrisn. i.he Briti-nl inoverinnent will
no tenger th de policy, but the moral British army lets been demonstrated. bills. They were noticed by W. 11.
effeet of the blow to British prestige London. Nov, sea -In moat wretch_ nvet th,!, new Pareement 'next week ---
will he norno the lese serious. Gen. ed and depressing weather, Col. Ot- 11-t an e'xcciNnugIS Beet.s May s'ome to r. S. '
hiorpartmir mo. Brainard, who suspected that it woe
Roberta' full tlespateb. follows- ter, WAIL three companies of Canada's , nr2nt' .
New York, Pee. 2.. -Third Assistacounterfeit money. Ile eucceeded innt conveying word to Deteetivee Niles
It Is reported from Dewetsdorp first contingent, hinded at South- No attempt is made to conceal the -
that the garrison, congeting of two ampten this meriting. Pxtrope Irritation felt at the adop- Feeretary of State Thos. W . Critiler
guns of tlia dth Field Battery and
deteehments of the Gleneestershire Re-
glment. th) Highland Light Infantry
and Iri-h Itifi eta a. total itit about 400
num, eurrendered at 5410 p.m., Nov. ously. The eloevs were redoubt:el
quay Bide, the enived cheennt voelfer-
when the Cinnwilans were recognized,
,A.s the Ilaevar.len Castle neared the
nnirnous in declaring that no Inter -
Kruger by the FrVnelt Chamber of
tion of a vote of sympathy svith Mr.
Deputies. The morning misters are urs law eent to thust.elitt. y a eopY,of a
deepatelt from Bolted Sthtes t ousul
150 menell and eltildrell e0111.01111wat° trip west to see -the etiontrY. At
dirielo whieh saYt; that 1,10,1 !,(1°11" and it Iii,., :lave.) sra) tito taken a
liellie, nit Lorenzo Marquez, s'',70120.1 Spillane tint t511:1.1"IsIs!''"4.11.1.111 atolklar(;tterlac2in%
:::LidtGluitIlir, tuolrsio put Gunn: untler arreet.
When 1,1u.y Were taken to pollee
with an officer waSing the regiment- vention of any kind will be allow- emigratieg to 1 r 04(41 $1411.".. ,. Itoeheetm- he Dug with Mat heie wh )
23rd. at color,. yoiley3 or im.stions wi.re 0.1 to eltolago Briaielt pulley. I • *4- * ' t le* rf . '. All i '. a F nue out of work, and had agree! to
"Our /asses wive 15 Wiled and 42 shouted ;ashore More Erinizerisnt. The onfitarre of weStern railwaYs acesnupeny ldin. They stepped at
wounded. The latter Included Majer
Ansou, of the Highlanders: traptain Tin' contingent lenient remarkably Parisi, Nov. 30. -The .S'enitte to -day i hose offeeeit to In.neport over tindr Wiedeor to get Ow 1111111PV thantised
Dierby, of the triouvesterahlrete and fit and WV11. their general ph 111(110 unanimously adoptral a res. illilon of :Woo free of eletrge, the Beer tee , to sow, Mecoant. and were trying
being, the tedtieet of general emu- se mpatIty witlt Mr. Inretov. In the negntete and their Littillitsi and . to get the reet chat:re:I Into Arnivi,
Lieut. Coliio,, of the Irish Rifles ,
eynnle terms aol the reaoluthin see- Ir.. boa. hold gools.
silent, though seen side by Nide with min money in Detroit. Mathela aor.
isiigistly.) Tito enemy are said 'to
le Ea ....; es...
Rant\ *4 the newer 441 the Britho, teroay of the Chatulter ill npritithiS„
robern tett t he etory. Spi.1 1 in. was
have been 2.:1,01 Mrong. 41, eolurne of Mr. Kruger remained utiloone ell. Kit .tte .s. Nit eo Dendet *1 1.1)111 abtait Situps:en. lie. pot
1.400 men vets deepatelted from arniy.
/ routvl 04. ortil, an),,,,,t bar;,,,,/ hi gaged in ceneullationi with hie tel :,
Edina:erg tO ronal:k* 11,0We.t.sifOrp, bat Linefien Dee. l'i.-Ilett hank %Ws '. him through a sa.areltiage examine- Journalist and Poot.
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timo to nffeet the reiler. trete Civest rams. Col. (liter e dal the behreti.tr ellortly after 1 o'elork, thie 1414an"1144art„ser, ft.
• first 1•311-lia ie. lordly es-likt. and ten; ..
Ie dett.41 front illeettlftettehly will von mft.rreti to hoeing hew:: "eletheot
did 1tot eneeeal in rettelling there in etters and teyeagra t ill:Wiry tele. time and at Inet eatnelit him. Slime
Xmax joined the* force on Nev. Olt it, oft the Can:ellen, had been exeell eit ' 4 "eeumPa111141 l'I'Y A'r.
atti enterer litewetederp. witielt wee .Inritte the t'velvl. tivint he' compete:it- tee'dr-r 414'1 the ItgUall lerliter: e'`,N,Ort. ' N:Paor..': ael.,:tia tozn1 purrutt .vi Ih, Wut, e„ught on to tho c,,,lors.„,,sn. whim,
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" o'' 4 LS 0;a. 1E,V11 by gamblers an i raktre, Ottawa, No.. le • 1 ...„..el *tete te use
with anti won; red being kit ga the that ter per cent. 4 them had W.% er i tennitee, Mr. Ernater wil helve pen, te„ .,,,,,, st,4„4.,. . ori rottoptv. ,,,,,,i,, i , IS;., 414,-;144rill;04.;117 /Tor .1 *54.11t.5e.71,,Itu lg. • We *.e.urreell Mee ye -Ai -May are, le
tel:Otr NaT'I.' joirmio!ii the enemy. ;mg leat•yre been 11:411` fere. ? leemerrow bi ep sill train for red- .." • ;ael ilu , .ele , t - 155 l le... b i, gittaohr q.l. air .41 a 1::;:p. .,1,70.irt;. meet. ale tt Arthur Weirs night etliter
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bery were not traced. Holden's ex-
planation was that othr croake bd
robbed 111310 of the proceedof
crime while Ile was drunk. No One be-
lieved this, it being asumd tht Bol-
den had sequestered most of hi share
to prevet its seizure by the Domin-
ion Bank in ease of arrest. The bills
recovered at Detroit are prboably a
part of Holden's share. As this am-
ounted to $5,000 io unsigned bils
more may be expected to turn up
from time to time.
Jumped Off and FelUnder
Wheels of an Engine.
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FRIEND HAD A SENTMENT.
Dentreal, Dee. 2. -Dr. 10P-
kins, a leading young Montreal phy-
sician, was killed or Saturday eveu-
ng by the Grand Trunk Broekville
express at Montreal West. he ac
cident occurred by a strange ms -
take onthe part of the doctor. Ile
had been with De. Caaupbell to Mie
treal West in the afternoon, and both
boarded the local train for Mntreal
about 5 o'clock, each getting on at dif-
fereat parts of the train, Dr.Camp-
bell on the end ear, ani Dr. lepkins
two or three cars up. DuImcins,
11 is thougit, wished to juin r.Camp-
bell, and thinking the train was not
moving rapidy, Jumped off the steps,
hoping to regain the train at the rear
ear. was struek by the outgoing
Brockville train, which was passhe.
and instantly klled.
Meanwhile Dr. Campbell hail gone
tivough the train in seareh of bis com-
panion, and haunted, as if by a pre-
nntiment, askedin muds ear if the
brakemanbad 11t'0111 1)r. Hopkins, and
finally was old by one that he bal
man jetup fromthe train. lir.
Campbell saw a tragedy at owe, and
asked the train to be stopped, only
to rind his younfriend lying wad
Letwenthe tracks. Deceased was :14
years of age, mi only a shot time
mareied, lie had a lucrative prae-
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EOM MOTS HIMSELF.
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DiAnlitg.rg to a cLows,
C:111.4b tbrF &ere, 14.4,104:let, Thp ststm;, ; 0011IVICAPfl a larettery flit transportation
i,j; 131o.:.1,4tct.i."2 tm05.,2,12t,g. ...%.,,,,.., i ftev?„5,5e.,,,,,•-,-.2i.; :31:es ..ra.„aa :II . kr2,•;„elet „et Leied 01 . 11145, "",tzz515- 5 c,"-•'-' Del' 'a 55,";1-a11117":"'"4 IM .. "
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172. Iiie-aelington etreet„ by the. wisp-
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e -131.r.1; vra, I carrieet tianes.
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loove 11..tell ro..itel, as tan attach by stoien. and e. -ate. Yee5"leaneal a. few ___......., ....„
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pi,,,prArg_ 1 eau"- .,:•ar eieea.a.n aces CJZ.F.44UIFF .1 ..'7_"..--: , 07, -..--
ers otxr,l firgitt,lz•-• ir.it,r,) ti.in IfIr-lki. %ill le Noet Willi: likvilvitt-rtrix01. i l',1'o.-.ra tralZe:. Ifogristrate Ilarf:f tt ill.11:55 7;::„.-',-::.;";.,:ti-i::-'iict'''''aalf1:.,1-4131.:Ecftu.4::21';'-arttra.t.-p Iratzre
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bre to travel'. 22:2eture aa•,1 erganizta ton berere.eks. meetaug wit:a the i f,fgt,....,770;11;e,1-1'gs__!: cut 11 ‘'lli ' '..
ware:lest vet-eel:0e en mete. Kosgeteee, oot.„ I. 2.-Ounasr Ts f alternnoret :old pieredell no. golity to.' tatm,,,A.,,,,,,,„ mut.,,,31, on ms 11301etebtee
ss,
Ea' estio elfr:set Plren, 5 ineerenet5•31
Roherts Needs Drafts.
resson:len, Nov. Sefe.-While t7ase repert
431 th c.,5rgi:t7.,:.im of Cape 'Colony ere
regavled rie eareeteliat. unneceesatily
alarmist. there is little diseeesitice-a to
take a toe roseate view et the gen-
eral situ:Item
Tee constant !resperteh to South Ar-
ena of rein.fereing drafts and the
fietht wt 3.41-111!le.-Widt: apart sleeve
the wit.- is net sever.
Moreover., whin? the statereent that
Isor•r1 Roberts Ins cletnandad 2111100
fresh troops is ineorreet, It is a Met
that he has es'ked for 8.090 raen to
replace the taettalions witese wt -
ago inenpneitatee them from daty at
he front. Tnese reliefs will be (leg-
ate:45A; lett ItI-errY Will serieusly at,
teneate the grarrieens of the, irnited
Xing:done aF7 Lerd Roberts insists the
treepe sitail plekell men and have
eeasoried eff;c.ve.
---
Ithestes Paean of Paceneation.
Loyelen, Nev. tl9.-reell Illnodes Tins
To-stiorrow they will be reviewed by
gger tZ 5413 re felPrat:,•:P31 for ee,..-1 4- 44-31
• Arre'en' Ti* 4010.111 01" bv".• the Prince of Wales at Albany bar-
feet:elle cennet he given for the rea- e;lega3,
n telt the greet imperialist tines " There will TV' enenrsions' 'to Ports7
teleatt the racenaett ("1' '1117131' for •: rioete nee V"92', 4)17 a lerneheria .at
0 131 thern. .7.1.r. believe" Keneingeon Peicen on the invitation
hat rerleratien elene een satisrae- eereee, visits el full the
torile eelre the Steely African limb-
, ha 5.:4i1 to an °Tinier
ending who has ;ust returned
Rhad-a5la-
enryply the reopie ol title tend service. at Weetinlaster Abbey
At the terreeks tape' were fortnedily 11. leeaLale :ate 4e: -'1, hotter:, nese. . to charge or pneerer forged money.
iiiiterteceerre Ilteport.
ree.eivadi by the Doke of Ahereetra. re etoetta 7.13 1331 with "Is" Field: Bat- ...: leartlett remaraleal teem
Lerg Grey eng ,yeeeses 0:13 eeheer of London, Dee. O.-Lerd 1%15- i; 7...;:e , terY, E;;;1); ,43141f 33 31 4, 73,, 34144)47.1438 4, 'The ree-a leyteee 7. 1('34 arrest dial a
7.1311lisceptioa fr,;..e.a.-;:ttee. The Ca'11. anorts to ths sg,ar 'f-Y;E:;"-'0"-
a0..!e"i:.30tlbUld.7*, 3.A Areznu It •4 . r uarst1t.4•1..„ab. e-
rs,o"Wirdeeenriy
41 "34410111.0 oeepee) on jee.re- ktlWted ertzee 'oulla 1.f3114foraftaat tibwreeteht.eee seeerag gc.g4-''') 17 k9 I.,st' „..hoha
d
her 1t1) oceupied LekherfPg4eng- nhcnte were „een termed tis Crtry 1)•141,8or.
Wilde was 178113,1841p.); curing ale ,-
Col. Otter 00417.he Cannella:es were leell azNi Erasmus oil Nov- 2,&1Iz are5'; 1)eneaneed the War. The- numbers of the 1)113'4foluel on
interviewel nt Kensington 1)1880331131e.,..:203k, and drove the enemy haele to . Caps. Towle Dee. 2.-11cP:Ying; at 17 tire leelivioluals e.rrested at Detroit feet in thee.yesige.t. of a member of
They expressel great pleasure art 1 Riezfontein. Lieut. -Ca Lioyal w.ts .lee- Stelkeraboeiriz. 13. 3)141 1.(12",1-aY. U., WI ad- leave no doubt that tIley are a part of 0173481of;the lot.iseagilly s rataniiiesLayl
. y
the mo -'o renyari'table 17.., 11118 tike wore wasanded. We also had five IIIKli ers 01 the Arrlkateler Bond, Mr. J. :X. poetry over the signature of "Sper-
1 e. Oscar 'ele's 7114:!ther, wrzyte
their general receptren. which was all a teerously waaralad., Five othsr offeseas • -eirs peesented to tion by the lead- the etstek of toosigned bills sto7en from
Gunrds arrived at the sterna Imam at anza."
a different statem, whieh tended 10 OECar was ,educate3 :rtt TrinityCol-
(Avert public attention. iege, Dublin, anti at Oxford. ire oh.
Tine Doke of Conine:tali:Vs mese-age of taiined the Greek medal in 1574, and
CCEICOMO IS especielly appreciated; -
dso General Trotter's croaker reeng- :
nItion of the value. of Canadian eer-
vices (roan the asnilit,-kry state:paint.
Thea ccoramoStstion et tri" barracks
is re.,)st co=fortabl,?. Tine offieees are
quartered In Kensington Pa.la,ae-
Hotel, which has a painful interest
for einadiarie, inasmuch as Sit John
Thou:peon stayed there the night be-
fore hie tragic death at Windsor
Cnstle.
The 'Cannlions spent a quiet even-
ing to -night, having declined all 1:wi-
7.est; ea
.06ear IND-tIO• 'its) 1316 StiYOUt•
*„tfttrS Of bera 11 173414318, 4317841'.
01*1111 1.144' 6..)11 for 31'4E1-.4 W114414 1102
town clews and pineee of interest.
There will be :To lenblie bane:set, hut
everything will be done for their
rorarort 011/ plaasnre. They will at -
the Nepanee branch or tile Dominion
. killed and fifty woanded. Lyttieten Mertenan, 10 18)4,7 Trtetamter of Cape g Bank, in Ang,ust, 1897. The Dominion
eceoverating with Peget."
..... 1........• sogony, in tit:: voarse •off an impale 1 11,e.rdi authoritiee bad no official anti-
etoeate speech, 4enounce:1 the war in g matiota of the discovery aat Detroit,
Boors Attack a Convoy. ' Salt!: Anrica as "one of the b*eitz- . but, the number of the bill examined
. .-. r,
Durban, N'a,tal, Dec. 2.-Gaez. Desece" est spots in Ilritish annals." The - t ,• - - %-
has returned to Darriersitia, Overige!" . re_zerit naethols or British worfare,
F,,a ,said, were each as eneoaraged the
Diver 'Colony. front Vrede and Stan..
dertott. The convoy eras attacked go- worst elements Olt both fides, and
ing and coming, the Doe.rs Siring ea tLe , wtinefaeteberand to prove fatal to the of -
peace on the conntry. He de -
bad 'Six men killed and several wound -
Men trout small koPleg. Tbe Illit•Ish elared that neither he nor Mr. J. W.
ed.
Some .of the fighting burghers nave I lie lir°1*:.1:,
, iin,.ternetr;onfgorrem:,8 Commissioner el Ptah -
would attend the *Werces-
lest it should be said
actually visited their Tarsus, set the !
natives to ploughing, and titna 1.1.,j.,,ne ,nthoantietilaiens'e:ongaIrleasshrtIstpepnegaiinedeertce)d all
away. The Boers are now degenerat- i "
ing int -o freebooters- . Afr_:kaudOrs to erieak boAtily when up-
' eoeteeg their rights, and. yez to
A., with the data of J. "ne, 18.98,
. Pt a et. , -serie., the Newdegate prize tor a peen! in
1875. In 1870 he went te London,
. ,.
left to tioabt that the erix.e,:s were and roost artery:aralt originated the
henalleng e4)0:0 of the stolen series. so -tallied "Aesthetic Craze," -whieh
What interests the bank people here was barrestined by W. 15,- Glibett la
obviously fouraled on ties name, 011-, "The tieeiesseess of the Useful,"
or the high Wilde visited the
Sills,"
is that the (01..341034 11)4331'19t313'(1 "F.4. (il. 'Vat enee."
Is purely imaginative, It'nited States later on azel Teetered
Nene nee Mr. Silts tvas the first to
the tonnty of Lennox, er. H. Sets., .01; "The Worthles.nes•s of Worth." When
...The Soulfulness ,or the Soul," and
constable of
.15;,,a,:r.41.;.e. cat Irilairries nect)fnisilotieoleuns, poftrttheintlial: he reterned to Europe his auceees
eerniting the culprits metile his naive Wa9 even greater than before, and
he married a beautiful womato who
ar to all. Argon:ling to the con- bore NM tW+7.1 843215. lie had reached
Oonili
fession of both Pare, and Ilehien none ;1141115s0:1Iltall's°1v,"4171.11: 11:zalirlzaa; 1...:11(41n8a13.in4- 1-''/Fisine"
or the uesigne,1 1.114 were inelmied in
t,1.12-einin rtH1.7zet4tieoSn,1;iwiillfIllielr ttsii-ee"cellPtnhle..feriel. don theatree at cue 'time, and his
oily ouch bills In the ------------mresClosures, wilit7h resnitteLi in Ms IseL13.
preens mei leloke •weee read. every.
where. Then eanm Vim starting •dis-
statt to mi,L:c.n.
.. ... . Wt 'r1'. ainsetf.f :ate: Registrar..
The Ontario Go-,-ernment bora ;sp..
peentel eirr. ,Tertn Mete te the pest -
tion at Steriff of Waterliee County;
and lin J. D. Moore to the Reg/etc:re
wency. But at least $1;000 of the MI5 shin of the 8441170 coant,y.. •
; eravoOi wild Mr:garage aete-ne which
Roberts at Ladysmith. ' might, lead to the abrogation of the
Pietermaritzburg, Natal, De-,. • last vestige of freedom."
Lord Roberts and his donee -liter ar- Mr. Sauer. whose speech was rath-
rived at. Duruice, Natal, yester,!ay. er mere militant, .1e:tunneled the re-
The- coamentuler-in-chief woc0.1 Of Alfreil Milner; 34,3 70 he
ana 11iJ batteeeld mei the graveof deserlbeel ns • "Nlolently anti-DT!teh." tnem neer Napanre. When l'ore was
Gen. William Penn Symong, wie."• was • He declared that if Great Brittio .”.7;•-.T.tc,1 sitordiester, N. tteel
wounded at the, battle of ttIreer.,e 4er,rived the two Repablies of their t knade LIS voTtri.,:a]on nearty half the
shortly after the Guth:seal: cd the hasepencleinee, abe woold Iese the tif- nesigned VIPs wen. reeoveretl. Wleri
war, anti whose: tory wale interred , feettese of an e'eauth. 4,41 0340. Refer-. Ifoitien ve Is arrested at Ileston he
at Dundee. Afterwani lord .1tob- i ring to the 74"erces ter Cangrese, he • w• -•.s caeglat in the ackt 01 tryina, to
rts proceeded to Ladysmith, where ' urged the deiegatee to eincees firm- lawn soma of the s 1 sane of our -
he arrived last night, Ile was en- nesS-
•