... national interest, and wvould have srs lcd to consequences wrhich neither Arneerca bt nor :England would wiish to See. H~appily, America, lik e Europe, has seen that wre are determined that no nation shall inter- fere betwreen us and the Transvaal. We dlo not ...

... L LABOUR TROUBLE IN AMERICA Strikers Armed & Entrenched. Militia Called Out. A Sergeant Killed. The D Daily Telegraph's New York correspondent, telegraphing on Tuesday night, says:- At a point many miles from the city some new reservoir dams are being ...

... extor- tionate prices. Now America Is coming forward as a great coal trading country, and the eompetition will keep British prices steady. For many years England was the largest coal producing country In the world, but America has at last got ahead of her ...

... romittance, I feel sure you will agree with me that sunb an expression of good- will and practical sympathy by our kinsmen in l America should receive more than ordinary recogai- tion, and the more so, as during the past few years most hearty exchanges of good ...

... side the Australian region, America alone possesses pouched nammals-the opossums; but hodid uo ca- siderthisfact,nor theexistonceof fossil marsupials In South America, as evidence of a former lgud clmnnec- tion between America and Australia in the Ter[ ...

... were distributed, but that was all. Soon even those would necessarily cebse for want of means. To send over emigrants to America required as a minimum £12 per head. There would probably be 100,000 people needing that assistauce, which meant £1,200,000 ...

... the ?? movement was at its height in America, we trusted to the commnion- | sense of the people to stop it before the | country was committed to a course which h would have been a blot upon the history of i America, and we were not wrong in our belief ...

... cross gilders, This work was entrusted to the Riter Conley Company, of 1 ittsburg, America, whose representative in England is Mr Clark. Mr Clark had brought over from America eight of their own workmen to carry out the erection of this super- structure, ...

... Russell from yesterday's Times and Standard, and says it may be assumed that Elfarl Russell has now obtained divorce in America and has united himself to another lady ?? the American law. A representative of the Press Association had au interview yesterday ...

... that in the early part of 189B, the defendant, whose professional duties frequently ledto his goingabroad, especially to America, and to his being absent from home for somewhat prolonged terms, took a lease of Treherne lodge, near Gloucester, In which ...

... home, but in those Continental quarters where the English coalowner has hitherto held a monopoly. Although in late years America has seriously challenged our position among the coal producing countries, we have, thanks to a long start and the excellent ...

... from here. GvERMANS IN SOUTH AMERICA. [Reuter's Telegram.] WASI-IINGTON, MONDAY. 'Tfe State Department has taken steps to acquire full information regarding the Increase of Germani colonies in South and Central America. THE LEEDS MYSTERY. At Leeds Town ...