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... TELEGRAMS. TRANSVAAL. NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. PATRIOTIC SCENES IN LONDON. ANTI-WAR MEETING BROKEN VP MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH TROOPS. THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. SENSATIONAL STATEMENT BY MR. RHODES. ...
... The War Office 3. v. LIEBIG m BlitH. baa selected Liebig Company’s Extract being the beet and most suitable for ose in tho Field Hospitals of the British Army Corps in South Africa. Every pound contains the distinctive properties of 40 lbs. of lean beef ...
... The War Office J. v. LIEBIG eiOKBD BLUE. has pclected Liebig Company’s Extract as being the best and roost suitable for use in the Field Hospitals o! tho British Army Corps in South Africa. Every pound contains the distinctive pro. ptrtics o! lbs of lean ...
... and afterward* made a call tho War Office. It is reported at late hour that a Cabinet Council will called for Wednesday or Thursdav next to decide upon tho next step to taken in connection with the Transvaal trouble*. The War Office prepared to send out ...
... ROYAL BAKING POWDER GO. NEW YORK. D.B.A. SOUTH AFRICA OOHHITTEB. MB. LABODCHEKE ABKED EXPLAIN. The Bealk Africa met mob to- day. Dr. Batharfarf Hanfo waa rival led. and hia row ad Mr. axplained when mentioned toe “Timea in toe leUgraina t Shew. The ...
... ,i THE WAR ON THE AFRICAN COAST. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENTRUMOURED DEFEAT op BRITISH FORCES. WITH SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. The correspondent of Western Homing Neur Capo Const Castle telegraphs that an attack was made by Cbamas on the boats of her Majesty's ...
... TELEGRAMS. GREAT.FIGHT IN WENT) AFRICA. i A Fttii mto-* THE >IATIOKAI,IST DDLK. foagbt near Diana, the Niger, baiWcan Tuo •• National Prass-maiatt the importance fteoct tbe foroiation of National Federation to avert of coercion Uta bi, »»ok. Hi. * T ...
... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. BRITISH PIMTTTK EXPEDITIONS. PERILOUS OPERATIONS. The steamer Benin, West Afriea and Grand Canarv. arrived yesterday afternoon Liverpool. 'The Benin left River ! the 11th January, after severe fighting at lllah. 1 I when quite ...
... NRARING THE END. nearing t!i® cud. not the war. at least the year of grace 1899, and the public generally seem to be convinced that there another year of the nineteenth century run. Tlicro will yet be ample time for all the churches l.i work up their ...
... PREPARING FOR WAR. , FBTBtCIAH STATES THAT A CHILD REARED 0| WHITE’S RED STAR OATFLOUR 1 WILL BEAR THE BATTLE UE LITE BETTER THAN ART OTHER. IT IB UROOGBTEOLT THE BEST AND MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD EXTAI*- SOLE MANUFACTURERS: WHITE, TOMKINS, & COURAGE, LTD ...
... tion, when the project of bringing over English detectives had been seriously mooted. The latest accounts from South Africa report the British casualties as amounting to 21 officers and 258 men killed and wounded. As might have been anticipated, tho lato ...
... the saered thoughts this week. Of all the wars of our time this was that in which had been most evldently set forth the voluntary dedication of onr soldiers, the offering of the flower and pride onr families. A war with no attraction—ona might slmostsay ...