... SOUTH AFRICA. Tint PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. Information from reliable wnroe aa to the tonne of the peace negotiation* i* to the effect that the fint proposal of file Boer leaders when they saw Lord Kitchener and Milner Pretoria was that the two republics should ...

... THE 008 T OF THE WAR. A meraoraadnra (bowing tha prindpal heada expenditure for in the Army Supplementary Estimate, in of the military situation in Bouth kfrioa, fans ban oHnially issued. From this it appeara that total expeaditnn, to MhrohSl, 1900, it ...

... WAR’S SEQUEL®. One of the remote effects of the war which is attracting a good deal of attention in medical circles just now has been very decided increase in a certain malady, which prior to the campaign, was almost entirely unknown in this country. ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. JEN’S ACCOUNT OF THE DISASTER. STUBBORN FIGHT GUNS AND INFANTRY. FINAL STAND OF 40 MEN. Shortly after one o’clock on Monday morning the V.i.r Office ittsuetl the following official despatch: Kitchener to Secretary of State for War. Pi;etoeia ...

... WAR OFFICE STATEMENT. The War Office inued four o’clock oa Honda; afternoon the following atatement reenacting the situation in South Africa: Telegrams received do not point to any material change in the military situation. Small bodies of Boen an reported ...

... struggle ia the Far East may have some bearing on the campaign ia South Africa. Germany trains dogs for war. Steels claims, in the Retry and Army Journal of Hew York, that dogs ere the only scouts that can secure a email da* against ambush on tbs trails through ...

... WORK AFTER THE WAR. The war in South Africa draws to close, and we may now, says the Daily Cironicle, speak the return of the army, or at least great portion of it That raises problem which cannot be faced too soon, namely the employment of the Beeervists ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TO MOUNTED INFANTRY. The following telegram from Lord Kitchener baa been received at the War Office: Pretoria, February 15,7.40 p.m. On Febrnary 12 Malta Mounted Infantry Battalion reconnoitring in Zuikerboeohrand found Boera in considerable ...

... LECTURE ON THE BOER WAR, Tuesday evening last the Rev. F. De Rurgb Ridley, D.D., Granard, delivered a lecture in the Protestant Hall, Longford, under auspices of the Young Men’s Friendly Society Boer War, at which a large number of persons attended. ...

... together. If they did this there was no fear of the result. The questions of how the war was to be finished, bow peace was to be completed, and hew the government of South Africa was to be carried on was not a personal idea. They had to look outside and consider ...

... the Consolidated Gold Fields of Sooth Africa (Limited) attributed the war to President Kruger's contemptuous indifference to the reforms that bad been asked of him and to hie callous indifference to the horrors war. predicted that when the ehortraighted ...

... POOS AS WAR 800TJT8. An officer, CapUm ILF BUde. eftk Blh tWry. *f'*r rapenenoe of the warfare in the Philippine*, atronglr urge* •hould attached to the army, and what true the si niggle the Far East may hae* aom* hearing on the campaign Booth Africa. Into* ...