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... possibility of war. “War; and in South Africa! War between white men and white! War/ Why? —Whence is the cause?—For whom — For what ?—And the question gams no answer. We fall to considering, who gains by““’fll“? ”» e # Not England ; not ...
... which for the last few .« has scemed to promise a steady inprovement in the condition of the s.orm centre of South Africa. IS IT WAR? War is thought to be near. Mr. Chamrlain’s speech is treated as a prelude to ‘l'he right hon. gentleman spoke, it is own ...
... also that the British Government will oveiything that is possible to avoid so lamentable conflict between white men in Africa as a war between England and the Transvaal would be.” FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT. WASHINGTON, Friday. Cabinet Ministers here decline ...
... 'Telegraph Company as to the present 4ihuctioui in Sorrth Africa, Lord Charles Beresford remarked that war was- altogether out of the question so long as they had no cfaflanite issque to go to wa~r upon. At thre present1 time theo only question was the franchise ...
... New York Dovre, Larsen, Can:tiff Pandur,Sehmidt[ll]Nwport Gnilia R, Rottare, Cardiff Johannes, Henriksen [lB] Glasgow Africa (Port war wel)_ Delagoa Bay Empress (s), Stewart 1. 141 Cardiff Leutwein (p), Parow Wallie't Bay Isaakson 1151 Cardiff Castleventry(s) ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. LR To the Editor of the * Morning Leader.” Sir,—An atltempt is being made to embroil this country in war with the South African Republic. According to the statement of Mr, Chamberlain no further action is to be taken until the dispatches ...
... EXCITEMENT IN THE TRANSVAAL THE FEELING IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE IDEA OF WAR SCOUTED. The South African telegraphic congestion has been relieved, Ind with a few me:sages of Wednesday and Thursday's date that were delayed and had reference to events prior ...
... AFRICA AND EgverT. A wonderful Worth creation of pale yellow crepe catches the eye. It is worn by Mrs. Julius Wornher at the gorgeous African stall, where the yroducta of the country are richly grouped. Other dreams in yellow hover round, and we buy a ...
... of British South Africa ; as representative of the British Government at Tunis ; and as an explorer in many different parts of the African continent, he has had opportunities of studying the settlers of all European nations in Africa; of comparing their ...
... iJRITLSU EAST AFRICA. S;r Arthur Hardinge, Commissioner for the ■ '■•ii-h Eas* Africa Protectorate, lias been inter- '.vßiildii behalf of Ileuter's A«ency. Discussing t- ■■• ?? famine in that country, he said : i thi not bt-lit-ve the accounts to bi- ...
... REINFORCEMENTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association says that in view of the statements published, some of them of the most extravagant character, as to the Governmvnt's intentions respecting the augmentation of British forces in South it is interacting ...
... Empire in West Africa rested primnariiy on the sword. AdminxditraoWrs knew this and that their work would be useless unliess they had en amed force behind them. The Governor of the Gold Coast, who also re- xpomded, said they had in West Africa all the ale- ...