... EXPULSION OF GERMANS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Rerun, Saturday.— ln the Reichstag to-day, in answer to the question regarding the necessity of Germans exp'lled from Sooth Africa to appear personally in England to make good their claims, it was stated that Germany ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. YESTERDAY ARD TBJB MORNIN O’B TELEGRAMS. War Lingering On—Guessing for the End Given Up— England Instructed at Great Cost—While American Magnates get Cheap Lessons The Times” Correspondent on The Absence of Boer Surrenders Methuen Marches ...

... FORTY MILES OF RIBBON TO CARRY THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR MEDALS. 1» U calc;ul»ted that »boot 75 000 yards of ribbon will bo iaauad with the South African war medals This estimato is made on the aaanmption that about 000.000 men will secure the medal, there ...

... tbonld the qualilaatlon, not the propertp. Beterrlng la. war. Sir Edward acid had gone back In Booth Africa, and it waa lima tba war brought cad. It wac not voting tor Oonaerralive that the war would terminated. Tba large mijoritp the Oovanmenl bad had ...

... hardship. DISMISSALS FOR COWARDICE. Mr. JOHN CAMPBELL asked if the Secretary for War could state the number of officers and men dismissed the service for cowardice in Sooth Africa. Mr. BBODBICK—No, sir. If such cases have R-curred, 1 see public advantage to ...

... THE CASUALTIES Londos, The War Office this evening etatea that information bad been received that Captain 0. J. Denniaon, of Dennlaon’a Saoota, who was reported missing near Paardaberg April 29tli, is an onwoonded prisoner of war. The casualty lists report ...

... THE Earl Boberts presided on Thursday afternoon the mealing ol the Council ol the Army Temperance Association, held at lbs War Office. His Lordship hoped something would be dona soon (os providing mors rooms in connection with the association. Be was ...

... Capetown citizen draws gloomy picture of the present state South Africa. Referring to the commercial stagnation resulting from the war, he says—v Every place has its idle people waiting for the war to close. Some day there will be good field here, but for the ...

... suggestion. 1,046 BOERS CAPTURED APRIL. Lord STANLEY, in reply Mr. T. R. Dewar, said the number of prisoners ot war South Africa reported at the War Office as having been captured in April was 1,046, with 160 surrenders, WINTER COMFORTS FOB THE TROOPS. Mr ...

... BRITISH APPOINTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Loanoir, W»d»«*dit— The Secretary for War notifies that it is oonsidetei nnneeessary to continue the separate allowance to famillee in this country of soldiers who have received Inerative appointments under the Government ...

... men in Sjuib Afiiea EXCBANOINO BATTALIONS BOUTH AFRICA AND INDIA. General LAURIE aektd the Secretary of Slate for War irbeiber be bad considered ibe propoeal that aneb line battalions serving in Sooth Africa as have link batraliona serving India should b» ...

... Secretary for War was, far as knew, without precedent in recent years. The beoeral prao.iee wa-> for the Minister in moving the Estimates to diaeljse bis military poliey, and that hud been done by right hon. gentleman NO MAORIS FOB SOUTH AFRICA. wi,h follD ...