New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

where thew are shipped BY respectable merchants VINO
deaf information from t the Sae Of
stolen property The mot ingenious cpnysylng tho
sc5ieH damSnas ont of Kimberley They are con,
aderbly assisted by tho fact tiat the Within
few miles Of Kimberley and across the poq i,
they comparatively safe. Recently 30 I Ic"ctng
Kimbcrey ON horseback for the Transyaal Con-
WINGED Of his iniquitOus designs ne was hd Moth
me Was found on him and lie was prfoFce ailoW low,
to proceed. SO sooner was he wen across eW
i.sncs n large parcel of diamonds which pT" 'lo
10 the journey had been administered to t'e u''io''
the De Beers directors manage their immense co Con
Kcnilworth within the precincts OF tle Mills o ,
comfortable and healthy acc% arssns are a at
aehed TO cottages and the planting Oh eue.y puus,
o ten lpnrcd on 10 considerable extent very cX-
celcnt cubh1ue has also BEEN butt, Whlcn incius,
Snere many Of the monthly papers and mag1nes
are kept together with 600 volumes i1 9a,, ,. n,
bercy Public Library. There Is also tiIiiau ruoni
With two good tables given by two of the directors.
large recreation ground b, In the cor, ,n OF po ton,
aorers are confined is store whers they can pro pro-
cure cheapy oil the necesnltcs Of hie: WoGn nS
bath is also provided, but did not learn d dns
ayes made much use % IT, A i With he co
pound where medical attendance nurses and 1000 are
supplied sSsy tS by the the SSm'4s G and
Underground Lighted BY slect5cy .o There asG K; ARE
ten .1. sTc" nes Of e Tsey cos st Of ywo lamps
OF 1000 candle power each and Gei . glow Or E, o al
SSs" as SsHcf or aas SSnds Thes @
moreover. thirty telephones connecting the dlhcd~nd
bells are used for Signalling in shafts and on haul
such Is this marvellous s,, nine ne When
ono considers the enormous capital Invested, tne
elaborate and costly Plant" e 6hd the Of @" t un 81
| concentration Of effort curious reflections occur.
In NIL Other mining distinctly profitable objects are
crailv 10 manliud This remark would apply 10
gold miqc to coal mine1 to un' GoPPer u az" rT
ARA ngemenis have described above are put IN Ioce
in order to extract from the deph Sv OF 1e to be-
med for the qualification OF female vaay Va i .,r
lanc II not altogether savage
TrekSng and hunting are deliberately described
in the main portion Of Lord Randolph Churchill
work What a wonderful country Mashona Land
is for hunting is revealed by this striking passage
To tho young Englshman fond Of shooting; or
riding OF Wild hunters life active, vigorous hcathy,
and endowed with adequate fortune those regions vi
Iuniani Rivcr offer FIELD for sport be cqutlled
in any other part Of the world During the winter
region Is almost perfect the rl'h OF feyer slight Tho
nndlngs st,nciivr and various the nic Of the hunter
tenn crac aud wholesome This man coming 10
thcSc parts Of Africa eager for sport. will experience
fte. II any. disappointment. Accompanied and
crIdcd bv some good bmtch hunter such n Hans
every ever AfrIca 1 Wild ANIMAL rh the eHccpon of
' elephant hufalp and rhinCceroS. lhc'e ilso nv, ~
les obtained without difficulty. II one i not dauntcd by
THE rcmocne>s OF the districts near the Am1esl, by
The real Iuugi life incident the absence OF NHE"h,
AMI Of all beast, % burden, owing 10 tAe cXsienc" oi
ho T,c;sc ~ or b. hard walking exercise under The
heat 81 tropical sun. But Tn the vast TERRITORY
lavo defined above. the hunter may without difficulty
surround and cheer himself with every species of com
font Wagon, drawn by oxen or BY mules IN" former
are prefcr de- can penetrate any part Of the bush
-N4i-. a.
carried with ease. and even Young Pail Nall synr,
ia would acknowledge that Their. can De provided
out here inc nc"vabic combination OF sport ana
luNury The spnndcst sleep ~ night the tr>t OF mp
petite for every meal the clear mead. the cool nerve.
Inc muscle aud wind perfect as nficf an autumn IN
ih' Highlands pleasure and delights which can be
here cNpclicnr"i. and 10 which many o. our LONDON
Jeincssc doscc arc almost stranger. All kinds OF
strange forest ~ghts all thc benuc, ard many quaint
freaks ot nanr" VIII charm m eye ana exercise the
mni. Nor Is III" exciting element Of danger by any
meats altogether absent. Tho hon ani a." leopard
are Lca,ts 10 encounter whl'h su''e iu,y REQUIRE
-hi. cNpcr"nc" nrd courage Sn1i"' of great venom
With. fah uom fhc horse whom sal0nng Wildly
6.rplch tho bush over the plain. such ~ even
Ldc,s crhlrc cannot rival max occur con, ,ian,y
ard .hoIM any orc imnginc That antelope hunting
IN Afiira f. tame. safe kind Of Amusement three
four weeks experience OF II viii easily undccayc
Then the mme such numbers. such variety. |
such size. ~uch beauty Nothing more Wildly lovely
can be Imagined than the -isht Of q herd ~ roam
sneip. Of raIc1, o or Gaia S2pnF ''r'fn
pur,nt ~ such herd sighting th" gnm" through ihc
trees sometime Obtaining falls -iHniing shot within
moderate
A. you eaIl'p along. leaving him 10 PICK his way
as b., re among tres. bnnch's roots. stone,
and holes coming again within 100 or 100 yards. not
al ,mountine bui almost rlnsng yourself Oh Your |
.r-r and irirg both barrel. rapidly and nc /
cnr',"iy aS Yen may thrn ON 9t1ln oyer nh. river
and dale. unill Won ana Your >'" are alk' cAhau t~
The" good chA,rs VII NOS o''Gr every dy any uarc
thai g1'l foN ,ha . or go II gay salmon IN",ls
miles md for hour, through the most sporting. |
lvlns crcaur": but when they 30 occur ihry aF' |
periods 81 excitement every Incident ~ which the |
tho nccomplnincntS. the iraneworN A. 1t wcr OF The
chase after buck. tc early start lie break Of day, tie
camp. wearod, but pleased aud excited. the bath, the
evening meal eaten "'u an appetite and l->t such |
stories and experiences. the plans for the morrow no
ali ,I u'ahc, conhiuntion ami concssptr,t'n ~
human Joy which Paradise might with difficulty rival.
months or from time 10 time, useless, frivolous
or stupid existence, specially when 1t f. compared
experienced from wear to year by numbers 81 Young
Engll- hcmn Of rnne Nature and all her WAY, can
ldgc Of wid ANNALS and u Wild mon can be- acquired
Nv the ohscrvan' hc intclltEcn' sport'mln. language
written aoout Interesting persons are met with. cN
es!cnt io G tne mind ana the boy
country. MI IT. many incidents. It's rough ara It's
smooth. IT. surprises. IT. difficulties It, universities
nine cnses out Of ton Young Ensshman Who has
bad sly months OF African hunting life, viii be 10
ID. better fellow all around than he before no
started.
The authors adventures in this sportsman's
pandise were innumerabe, and he recounts them
in the most matter-of-fact way. While riding
through an open glade one day. he suddenly de.
scrcd as many as seven lions lollopng along about
forty yards of. One Of these he secured but
he confesscs that he had little heart for the adj
venture, and that the idea Of galloping at full
speed on second rate horse through thick bush
trees and grass with lion after him was singll-
larly unpleasant Adventures occur in Mashona
Land when least expected as shown by this brief
passage
curious adventure befell Mr.. Henry c. Perkins the
other day, IN which he had a narrow c%cape from
serious personal injury. lie and his friends were
cNamning reef along which trench had been cut |
At one part OF this trench narrow shaft had been
sunk some six feet In depth at the bottom OF which