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... LIQUOR TRADE IN AFRICA. Browln Saturday. The International Conlmence for regulations regarding the are aim held two sittings patimin. at white pa:ormolu at present aiming m laW IWOIs sad protect..atm war* rrl lined and compared. The delegates Woe halves ...
... SOUTH AFRICA la reply Sir Cuaui.se Cauxsou, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN said that com nuaicatioa had made to the rrssidaat the Transvaal declaring the dynamite oouosesssn to be branch of the convention, and a reply had linen received. The papers would shortly be ...
... THE WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES. New York, Friday.—A Manila correspondent cables that the insurgent force commanded by General Luna has surrendered to General Otis. THE LIQUOU CONFERENCE. Brussels, Friday.—At tho Liquor Conferonco to-day tho English Minister ...
... SOUTH AFRICA PRETORIA. Monday. The “Volksstem” suggests that the editor of the Johannesburg Star,’’ who was assaulted on Saturday by two men, should put over the border for sending untrue and libellous cable* to a London paper, via Natal. His assailants ...
... THE PHILIPPINES WAR SUNDAY’S BATTLE SPANISH VIEW OF THE 6ITUA- (UCnS'S TKUBCBAU) WASHINGTON, Monday. following telegram date has been received here from General Ot»a--“A resonsiaasne* on Gueogua, place six miles to the north-east Malokn, was made Major ...
... BORWICK'S v 5..% POWDE nu BRITISH IN CENTRAL AFRICA. - MAMMAL'S ELPIMITION. MIMI AND cuummos. • 411 a. yaw is te is ter Int tit • &AA aim el Oini kW iss mina sir sod the orisil Akin ' ii A Orr re A it inlets. be peklidg to whet tbs is Onis Ids pli ...
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... in South Africa. lie was a man of remarkably imposing appearance and wen greatly noticed iu the Jubilee procession. He was in many engagements, first, when in his teens in 1879 in Moiroie campaign. for which he received the South African war medal. He ...
... midst of circumstances making for J' misunderstanding, sad possibly war, las has enceeeded in establishing relations with the United States mon serdial • than have existed since the War of Independence; and that a good understousdiug with Germany, based ...
... deciaiorabcfore leaving Africa. The general meeting the aharcholden the Chartered Company is not yci filed, but they are I* called together to hear an important statement on the arhemea lor railway and other «nnmuniration m Africa and the negotiaUma Mr ...
... attention in • thin House to the administration of the Foreign Office in Uganda, fast Africa, and Zanzibar. Referring to Sir A. fardinges report on affairs in British East Africa, he expressed regret at the decline of the export trade from the Protectorate, ...