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... TROPHIES WAR Th** dh*u who rftuni«*d bjr th** Morjtynhirt* with them the Bunhmen’R dog.” a lovely collie, who ha* followed the cor|»* throughout tile campaign. Tlie dog came* *ort of Muddle, on which i* a uilver plate hearing the inMcrifition, 1 am ...
... THK ‘'OPEN DOOR IX SOITH AFRICA, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, replying Sir J. Rol lest**), said was not the intention his Majesty's Covermuent to a*topt in .South Africa the termination of tb* war any system ttf protective die criminaliuii against foreign*goods ...
... Wessels for the war. are quite wrraig in laying blame on the Hollanders, who did all they e«*ild restrain the young Afrikander bloods who hsd * swollen heads' and indulged in dreams of I’resideufo of the L’uittd States of South Africa. Kruger and Jouhert ...
... digestible form. AS ADVANCKD RADICAL THE WAR Sir John Lt-ng, M.P., in now lodging tij; rociipt of rvtM>luti(»n« meeting ia Dunrl«*‘. |»n»t**ting Hgatnirt the ...
... association war special.) Middrlruro, Gape Colony, August 13 —A party of Boers visited the farm of an Englishman last night, and looted the content* his c e, even taking the riogs fiom bis and hi? wife’s fingers. COLONIALS RETURNING TO SOUTH AFRICA Melbourne ...
... unlawfully assaulting young girl, aged eight years, Melville, and was farther remanded to the Petty Sessions on Monday. SOUTH AFRICA. YESTERDAY'S AND THIS MORE IE Q'B TELEGRAMS. Sensational Report Regarding Botha and other Boer Generals—Said to be Meditating ...
... THE CAMPS OF REFUGE. A farther return the number persons in the refugee camps in South Africa waa iaaned Satnrday aftaraaon. Daring the month of July the of white refugees in Natal, Capa Colony. Orange River Colony, and tha Transvaal camps wen—Hen, 15 ...
... approved the Local Government- Boers in South Africa woufd be restored their » are to appointed in their stead. Unless the farms wlien the war is over, and they had ceased * Guardians proceed forthwith make such wage war in Ireland. The tenants were evicted be- ...
... AU.KCKD SPY Lovd STANLEY, questioned bv Mr. MacNeilJ, said he. had no information that Iferr Meverhach. a. war correspondent in S*Hith Africa for tile •* Berlin Tag Watt. had been arrested by the English authorities spy. and was alsait ‘to tried bv ...
... scene of carnival of crime without precedent its history. It has by alow degrees, by their banishment frem other urea of South Africa, become the happy hunting ground of bands of desperadoes who nothing to gain their ends. The come vuitors have established ...
... THE DERRY JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1901. SOUTH AFRICA. YRSTRRDATS AMD THIS HORMIMQ'B TELEGRAMS. Narrow Escape of Kitchener —Boers Blow up the Railway Line British Successes Reported Transvallers Break South Augmented by Kritzinger’s Commando ...
... which attributes the war in the Trans vaal the recent prosperity American vendors second-hand bottles. It is alleged that the British supplies of bottles were exhausted the enormous shipments of beer and ginger ale South Africa. For the next year the ...