... The other stipulations are simi- lar to those made by the President at Bloet- fontein. WA.R OFFICE PLAN OF- ATTACK. London, Monday. The Central News learns that the War Ofiaee bu ready a definite plan of attack and defence for the Transaval border which ...

... Tierra Tbe win are me tit It lie me re is be that we deal War bar to rib or theriyhM Mein th• Awe Wire P waits awl tie they midi be letsbierd. of • peril itherse it widely as Army re the is that war if peer* be - arid. id Mr. Maar is for the racer Se re ...

... quick-finng pus and other numinous of war from the greet of Krupp and Co. This tale was published in the meet circumstantial mamma Mr. Kruger's denial is equally explicit. Dar, ing the weeks preceding the outbreak of war between America and Spain, the be' ...

... firmness. MORE TROOPS ORDERED TO SOUTH AFRICA. London, Thursday. Another railway compauy of the Royal En- gineers, the 10th Company, stationed at Wool- wich, has received orders to prepare to embark for South Africa. It is expected that the offi- cers and ...

... will resign, and the British Jingo party to South Africa ore calling loudly for war. They amert. that unless the Boers ale made to give way saw England's influeners us the paramount power in !oath Africa will be abaolutely atroyerl ; and some of them threaten ...

... NOTES AND COMIUNTS. Much of the tell, about the Trauma still warlike. From South Africa news comes of Boers drilling in Natal and the Orange I River Foss State, sad of military ' tioas m Om Pears Bepubhe, walls we are also amend that the Blueish regiments ...

... the Read. No doubt Germany is actuated in part by a fear that war with the Transvaal would mean the defeat m the Boers and the permanent ascendency of Great Britain throughout South Africa, but whatever motive may have influenced the German Government ...

... Ninth Africa will unitedly sawn the policy of her Majesty'. rn.. fibs. boo represented by thr ! High Commiankiner, and any meroure I mended by him aerating deo 000101 reinrata. Mr. Graham that tbe President imbed that the remainder of south Africa Maimed ...

... denied the Natal Covemnieirf. London, Thursday Night. It Is officially stated that the British War Office haa given no cCrcctioiu fur its troops in South Africa, The l .nunander-in-Chief in that region could make ordinary dispositions his men, but it is ...

... Caps understood that Ist Dattalica Routh Lancashire Regiment, at Chipping Camp. PRO., leers Reath Africa oaring few weeks. - -- MR. WHARTON. M.P.. ON WAR. Braking on at Wave ley Oda, Yorlushite, Mr. John Lloyd Wharton. M.P., rid that r of Ow South enquired ...

... Bloemfontein to-day s» whether he believed there was chance of war breaking out between England and the Transvaal, said that such thing was ever likely between the white racea in South Africa. “The proposals put forward by President Kruger.” continued Mn ...

... that war with the Tramevas’ * the defeat of the Borrs and the of Great Britain Africa, whatever motive may have enced the German Government, the fact remains that we have now secured an active and im the tial ally in our campaign for justice and relortl ...