... GElTMAN STEAM~lER SEIZEID. FEELING iN GERMANY. XFROM OUR CVOlE:SPO`NDENT,4 C'AP192'OWN, Monday, Dec. 23, 6.15 p.m. I leOrU privatly ?? Delaggoa LBay that 'E:ropeaai ?? contiuite to arrive there jl3 iL:y. They go ou at once to t~h Iloer liues. ] (TUttOUUH UZUTIM'S AMNLC.) l)tlU3AN, Dee. 2V. ! 1. x. 'uagieienuo hlas seized ti Gejtan liner Bultdesrath to tvho north of I)elagoa Bay, ' 'A.i 0 a ...

... STUDENTS IN COUNCIL rlI to DZTERNATIONAL STUDENT MiSSIONARY TE EVANGELISATION OF TE WO`I1LD IN r T=IS GNERATION. A large anterntional Conference, at which about 1.SOG delegates are expected, will be held at Rxeter BAD this week. commencing ?? vrening. Two addresses of welcome will be given, one by the Bishop of London, Lad the other by the Rev. Dr. UxtkennLl, Congregational Minister of Bowden ...

... M MIS4HP TO A LINXE AT DUNGENE& I ?? THE SHIP EE-FLOATED. LIFEBOATMEN'S EXPERIENCES 5 Our corespoudeat at Duagenes t1gawpi d full inorm coneernig the disaster to an Amt. e rican liner there, whh was anuounced in OW f oolumns on &turday. le dates thut at t dangeroUS point, which is Associated with so MaWy disastrous wrecks, tde was a sene of mucb exdto. ,mot on Friday night and Saturday. The ...

... 1 w-r I --No CHARTER OF EXTENDED CHILDHTOOD tc IN OPERATION TO-DAY. , A A&; Li : T'n't UX' THE DAILY b NJ,'EWS EFFORTS.' A RETROSPECT AND AN APPEAL t' . . ?? The children of the nation wil to-day receive t1 a splendid New Year's Gift, This is the charter o of extended childhood fir which The Daily sib News w orked jo hud ond so successfully last year. In other words, the 1wobpon Act comes i ...

... STRUGGLE VEnJX spanH I I PLUCKY CAPTUR Tj POLICE OFIMCERS. Early on Saturdr J morning, at Bournem2otlih, Superintendent OS ert received information of & kewel robbery at Sroole. and in company with Sergeant Thomas pr Cezseded to the tra iStation, where, just before *rten o'clock, three men cam* in from different e 4ections. They looked at the time tables and th, i left, walking quickly tovrr I ...

... THE SO-CALLED COAL FAMINE. WRAT WILL BE ?? IDUIATION? PROSPEIUTY IN ThE COAL TRADE. A North-eouurty eormpoxndant, writing oa Satzrx &y. says tl. although cousumers at the pent titne ttre oxperieunej much difficulty in obtainiug conl, thc semro about a sovallodi coal famite, as a pveureiat thin5. is to a gra oxdteat a du . siutx. Th.o output of voel is aow very great, and in YorkAlirve atid ...

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... THE ANW YEAR. OUTSIDE ST. PAUL'S. A DENSE BUT ORDERLY CROWD. As the ehimes of St. Paul's Cathedral ushered in what some people maintain is the Now Centfy, but what all admit is the New Year, Queen Anne, Major Wodehouso, and Superintendent Mackenzie looked down upon a curious &nd Crowded scene. Queen Anne, of course, had been there a very long time; but the Assistant Commimsioner of the City ...

... SUNDAY IN LONDON _ I CHURCH, CHAPEL & HALL. I .. .. ,. . I~- THE BISHOP OF THETFORD AT ST. PAULS. ] ?? A HAPPY NEW YEAR. THlE STORY OF A DESERTER. A ve1ry large congregatiozk ?? 'at St. PnIZl's ?? night at tho closing servioe of the yaxr. 'The Chrisbtuas deworationas still re- rni ?? au Che siutcly pillars ?? the carol, l(a, Christoaui night true Chriatiamn tiug, was reudored ; tiSO, utter ...

... THE 711WO RESERVE-& Thiai !,New \Ceai , which iS pi-sently to turrn ?? a new leat in the history of the South A.fricail war, opens very aprpropria;I ry v'ifit h aran -4 illustrations of v-h1at will prove to be thie decisiv. factor in thar-t contest. As we ha, s c often said, tha t factor is the reserves onI either side; ancl more especially is it so i1 as n1o0V seemns probable, the defeat of ...

... NOTES ON THE WAI , -BY OUR MILITARY EXPERT. LI THLE INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT t FINDS A FRIEND. t I SIR W. SYMONS'CAPTURED PAPERS. t THE DBEUDED COUNTRY 1 cRiy. IMPERIAL UNITY. The vindication of the Intolligence Depart- tment from the charges that have been freely I preferred against it hus come from an unez- pectedI quarter. it appears that when Sir W. I Symoiis vas left wounded in the ...

... PRIME MINSTE'S LIST. rt PEERAGES AND PROMOTIONS{ , on The customary list of New Year Honouur as suai Promotions is published this morning. d, NEW PEERS. re The Qtejar bas .been pleasd to confer the ' dignity of a Peeragg of the Unitel Kiagdom upan- The Ifon. Sir IL Stafford Nortboote BDrt C.B. The Molgtt Ron. Sir John Luabbock, baix, k.P. PRIVY COUNCILLO>S. aD Eler Majesty has aso been ...