... unstntum- it ta nut that the Klulifa will able to anything beyond aooanwooal raid. Aguinakloiiiiuurv than ever naulvad eontinue the war f-w the and Mimwesaing any of contrary feeling among tv Filiianos. Aguinatdo. it m added, fatal) had [ ...

... PRINCESS AUSTRIA. CROWN PRINCESS OF ANHALT, OHTED KINGDOM TEA COMPANY’S delicious teas lUvi. I!in (Vr».. 2. IUSSi. time lv«i war MONEY AMM'OMMERCE STOCK TlipfT' wcr>? »-mi- Ini-!v in ttin niorning. I lit- mt. Usual, rioted. f'i*fa «|urte artivc, and I 7« ...

... 55 years oe. He entered the army in 1864, Light Horse in the Teinskei War, 78 ; the native the Zula in the Basuto War, 1881. In 1805 he was and military adviser to the Matabele War. In 1895 he vss ap- to Command of the troops at from the United md or ...

... 6161 ,'t. us 60. In land., British South Africa improved 1•33, to 3 145-32, oilers. The yr. liarkatanntinunialaseirik. Duo. lop Preferenc• wens 10a lid, 108 3d; do Kiehl paw Cent OrtLiiary 9d sellers, and do Warred eland 3d down at lid after Mine dealt in ...

... just died at Neuilly in her sixty-seventh year, may described without exaggeration as Florence Nightingale of thcFranro-German War Having lost her husband and her only child just before host ihties broke out. she resolved to devote her life to tho cause of ...

... prewar. h is lady Friar am vas sire lam dm sem Tbo -mar bet Mr Severn bee • wall ors air vas ems ta ire UR 1107. by re lira War 011 eat ream tea Maya. meted sass meths the W7l,Bricia's trap, the American lira lee promised me bee& • to le the mark in saris ...

... never before displayed in the world's history, and • dispute about :Wale strip of territory in China er or Africa brings the nations to the verge of war maw every weok. While English Ministers are raising the Army and Navy Kit inisteo by five million, or it ...

... William the trans continental railway and telegispli Inn in StyeWINS Rani& .grange to say, don. not ht. Mr *earls paper, War Against Was A etasanent is telegraphed from tt retersbarg to the agent that the has prohibited hstrodactitas into comets., ...

... par. Distillers were good 21 9-16. it inn the Steam and Canal sec- tion was confined to Grand Canal lames. The Ordinary gave war 111-, and the Preference were 1-16 ecsier at 9 1-16. Home Rails were generally steadv. In iri«s. Great Non hern was ...

... fashion. wrote the London War Office complaining the headships of his position, and the abuse his rights. The reply he has received he regards as fully establishing his innocence. shall not say that M. Turpin easily pleased. The War Office communication informs ...

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... and further directing that all towns abandoned by Filipino troops shall first be burned. While deploring the existence of war, the circular maintains the undeniable right of the natives to defend their homes, wives, and lands against would-be dominators ...