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... Sir George White's pressing needs. For the first time in this campaign, he has thought it worth while to cable home a camp rumour, in this instance to the effect that White had finally defeated the enemy and taken 400 prisoners. We earnestly hope it is ...
... own faults to fate and inevitable necessity, and who will not acknowledge the blunders they have committed. The rumour that Count yon Zeppelin, a Wurtemberg officer, who, when fighting with the Boers fell in one of the first engagements, was cruelly treated ...
... After all the confusion and varied rumours of the last week, it is gratifying to learn that Pretoria is now actually in possession of the British, and that the British prisoners are safe. Lord Roberts marched yesterday at two o'clock the afternoon, though ...
... the ships were charred tinders, and some time must elapse before a veracious death roll can be compiled. There were at first rumour. that the holocaust had enimed some 1,200 victims. while other se:musts made on:y slightly esti. nudes. We are rejoiced to ...
... The Vice-Presidency nomination is still undecided. A VOYAGE THROUGH THE AIR. COUNT ZEPPELIN'S AERIAL SHIP- A SUOCESSFUL FIRST TRIP. FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, July 2. Count Zeppelin's aerial ship ascended from here at about eight o'clock this evening. Those taking ...
... the stakes in a billiard match for £100 which Roberts with Dawson and won Friedrichshaven Tuesday The first trial of Count Zeppelin’s aerial ship was held yesterday and resulted in 35 being covered took place in wind with velocity about 25ft per second ...
... AIRSHIP AHCKirr. A Central News telegram, dated Kredrtrkahalcn. Monday night, doe* not giva very glowing account of Conn*. Zeppelin'* naceel in hit airship. It aerial machine remained niid-mr only IS mmntaa. when it cam) down about len kilometres further ...
... WARFARE H FAX annual of in ociit-'iiju chief portion of the force and of guns their the roads that victory rested this ith are RUMOURED VISIT TO —The considering Squadron France THIS DAY’S RAGING MEETING pent : 20-— itovn 3lb sov furlongs of tlis Mr 0 Maul' ...
... tests. Count Zeppelin, the inventor, is a German officer who for thirty years has given his time and means to the perfecting of an aerial machine. It is an open secret that the German Emperor is very much interested in the experiment, and rumour has it that ...
... were Count Zeppelin, Baron Conradßasaoo, Uerr Eugene Wolf, Engineer Burr, and Mechauical Engineer Grcss. The ship travelled safely to linmcnstadt, 35 miles from here, aud lauded well. Frediuchshaven, Tuesday. The first trial of Count Zeppelins' atrial abip ...
... FLYING SHIP. iREI'TEK TELEGRAMS.) FaiKoarcii shaven, Monday. Couut Zeppelin's aerial ship from here at about eight o'clock this eveuing. Those taking part the trip w«e Count Zeppelin. Baron Conrad Basstt», Eugene Engineer Burr, Mechanical Eugineer Gross ...
... progressing favourably THE SOUTH AFRICA! VAR MITER'S BITISMI FRMIFMT AT FORCE ADVANCING AN AERIAL 8HIP Tuesday first Count Zeppelin’s aerial ship nearly 1300 feet wi miles covered minutes for and steering perfectly the the back Trespassing en Hallway Lour ...