... Z as % _: . 1 WE 1LL Zj , MI 4 ?? 2. ¾ . . . ?? ?? ?? 2 &c eni' c.4, IOct. 14, It;I3,4 *.oar. t.e-fl V 4, 74OdoL'.;1, 74 ..n ct, I1 260& 6c' t 1-cocodunob nI OBte 20, i-uzul rtk'2,d 6Ctt.1, ,iiOze uolit. 1 f~~uw;.-J ?? ecnn weeak, -- ?? 'V' ?? Pwyv ul ul AepL ZI,- )0t',Wcr~k' ten$., 14,37 no4t *..sCiucog ltced',aiwiy'.YOw 1' Wee X1,~ ~ 1' Y, L~~6T V- Wee in 1/2: ~1-Isi,;0.,aA . y: I 1. ol ? ...

... OTES ON THE WAR BY OUR MILITARY EXPEr SAFETY OF THE RAILWAY LINK FURTHiER NEWS OF MONDAY'S FIGHT. NIGHT MARICHES. THE LYJDDITE SHELLS. Tie cutting of the telegraph wire to Lady smith is now redluced to its proper proportions. I E;tlJer some Boer sympathiser along the line or seme small mounted section of the Boers has literally cut it. That is all. Up to the latest news trains were still ...

... the Recreations of a, Cape L:wyer. hv-DEB tbe rather doubtf ?? I title of ' Collectanca, which is anything but Ciceronimn, the Judge President of the High Court of Griqualand has compiled a readable and enter- taining volume of essays and reviews. By a coincidence that could not have been antici- pated, Mr. Justice Laurence's book, which is published in this country by Messrs. Macmlillan, has ...

... W-1 ?? SULiPI'N^G C.I1'SI& T 'rt ,, ?? . ' U HF 'W' ;: . ki G'&ELae.!fIi ?? ly ?? TH SAYLOR ?? ?? t ?? tikl sigas, tite Crisis iu ,l .2. $'L' ::ktl too ttssttt'nilg vnmugil, ?? ?? . :,v:re 10 ?? a I::1 L t io' 1.11 ?? ?? no : 9 ?? tlo )t.1 in ?? ' et-l 4ss ?? ?? . ' S ?? 5:t i:. ?? b y thle t ~ h.-v ?? a tilt, 2 a $1t. ; . - -.rs:anc Ut;uet-wr to sui.r ,S r so ,(xi, but it does 'so te£ hev ...

... CYCLING AND DANCLNG. POSSIBLE ILL EFFECTS UPON OnR GIRLS. I A reporter of the Yorkshire Glazotto writes: It was a beautiful summer's day when I de- trained at Hclmne - on - Spalding - Moor Station. Holme is a pretty, straggling, well- popu- lated village on the high road between Market Weightoa and Selby, in the East Riding of York- shire. I had the choice of either driving or walking to ...

... The Parlianenutanr Libel. ST. PAUL comments upon the dis- v creditable fact that amnon- the early Christians brother went to law withl brother, and that before the unbe- lievers. Now Nationalist goes to law with Nationalist, and that before an English jurn. Tho Judge who tried the case of Curran v. Diamond wvas an Irishman, and so was the leading counsel for the plaintiff, but it was the ...

... BATTYLE OF BELMONT. FEATUJRES OF THE FIGHTING. THE FLAG OF TRUCE TRICK. 1LOID IETHIUEN PROTESTS TO THE BOWR CUMMANDANT. PLEASE PLAY THE GAME. THE WOUNDED IN CARP. ANY LOOT -YES, IN MY LEG. WROM OUR OWN WAR CORRESPONDENT,) ORANGE RIVER, Fritday, 9.35 p.m. It now appears that the statement that Doer guns wera captured at Kaffir's Rop was in- correct. They had with them one Nordenfelt. *ho ...

... KAISER AND TIE GUARDS. 1NSPECTION OF TUREE MEN. 3. iOBSE TOO GOOD FOR AFRICA. QUEEN AND MIEROU AT ETON. ANOTHER DINNER PARTY. , WINDSOR, WeJaesday. The German Emperor aund Eitpress remaivned at Windsor Castli last night after tho Queen's State banquot, which, by the way, was the most insportarit Ioyal fuinctiou in the prograUlni. which had boen arrnuged for the aterta.inrmnet of her ...

... WPELESS WA P, inING WEAPON)S OF DESTRUCTION: GRIM POSSIBILITIES OF TIE F UTUEI . I rnt re-arkzable exeerinent-s in wiresessP telegrapb by Mr. J. N. Maskelvne and the¶ Re-. S .M. Bacon. at Newbnrr, described in yesrer&, Duali News, are, -w;e are assur mor so noroel as thev appeared. They bavo been Ffir>s-Ler ...

... THE ThiN-SVAAIL CRISiS. AFTER BLOUEMFONTEIN. STORY OF THE NEGOTIATIONS. M1R. SCHREINER AND THE GOVENMMENT. iMPORTANT BLUE BOOK In view of the' debat'?s in Par]Lixment today, a J1luo Book was icsued yesterday, contalmn Fnrthior Correspoudencle relatiing to Propose Political leformss in the South African Repub- lie. This corresponuience cairries tbh story dowl to the present weok. 'Thct most ...

... CANAD)A AND THE WAR. WHY SHE BACKS GRItAT BRITAIN. ?? A \¶rOPl I) ?? I; RAN-CE ifj BY A 1'RENII-CA.NADIJAN, (FiOM Orlt CORR1NPONDENT.) PARIS, Sunday Night. h Mr. Hector Fabre, the Dominion High 1 Commissioner to Paris, explainrs in uie I ParLs- (an'Uada to his French rq.,aders the reawsons that led Caniada to colle forward in defence of the Empire. Senator Fatbre is a Frenchi-Canadiant, I and ...

... NOTES ON THE WAI. BY OUR MILITARY EXPERT THE FIGHTING AT BELMONZt AN ENGINEERS' WAR THE CRY FOR A LARGE ARMY. The arrival of the first of the transports, which ought now to pour in in a continuous stream, is by far the most important news we have received. Nothing, however, has as yet ;ocurred to show what portion of the fores Sir Rehdvers intends to diver't to Natal. In ad probability he ...