New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

S %P' cSpiSsts and companies seed exam Gas;
me- M, even wen II make nothing .r ,, - ~,
9 lord 3 to say g, g. 3 16 sgs4 B
Egss and "f'S SSp essn iesS aPproF Or adm
orlnion. you would lay it to sefmteres; Mr..
K4G@s' Is rav sf"a oSs Ir
tinker and reasoncr, original man OF n1ars
a Al" World knows ali Of this without my poor evil
dcnce. ,u,,,,n, : ,,v. lust told
you about the dan, should give you some light on
one phase 4 his charooer Is sd 1FTi WHO wou
build very large and expensive irritation woi
out Of Their private fornr W w Rhods Is Ton
that Of thing in greater or less ways all inc
Mr.. Rhodes is living UP near Buluwayo IN simple
sye dsyotnE his energies to the native
question win admirable tact and judgment.
THE BECHrANALAND RAILWAY.
The railway from Cape Colony thr9uEh Becn h.
uanaiand ard the protec;orate 10 BuMwayo' N
Rhodesa one thousand n,s OF so ~ AnancHd ard
managed in conftruction Is nov nc1I! Up, -;
iris wear ana he is pushing the construction OF TIE
telegraph for which he supplies most oi me none.
2cT 0 f taG hca 10 JOIN the Egyp
tax thmS t SqsnI1S ii in the soudan
wounded within the last ten days but do not think II
can be ANYTHING serious he w s, Fo' mmeatcy
s@tSr d" Ift him NJ pu,uwayo ard suppose 1t was
on this Trip he has met With acsd Int OF OF beG fear
while was with him We made trip into tn, the
nc y IN h II 'na sso
Tisred as airy that ever travelled in; and 1t Ger,
a3y wS S aE 1o Fl 1 sGe & ah9 n
:estcd by thousands Of armed sayases, 0,.,,tor ~
he jameson raid They are ancient history I'VE
day in Inc light o; and with the AID Of acQuanI,nns
Win the principal ch'raeerS ana ihe C9 Gopc as
sercrai ring do no; mink That The American
6a sa the g 81 :Sr@ ry here But ao '9 sa S
erals who hoo sn oppG 9g' A Wme press
Jew Is founded Liberal party IDEAS and reason
ny 20 oa S2,e bu, think though that cio,er and
moro detailed view than r round-,he-wo World range
,cnduces 70 > better urdofs aiding or surh SUD.
and enables one e ~ fm'f 81 d of his
,hinkns and forming h, own judf g;"H ~ ,,dne
g II most cias Of sud- entered
bel. n made immense sef-facriGces have been s"f-
asouth Afri5a docs no, at present aaord. field
fer Americans. without capital AID Without ,r
se'atXi TG aG6 bsDe3s c9nTo ia amot wholly
English and II !s natural that l'qshsh appn,c31iior
must be preferred A few American ereineers ard
managers hayc heer greatly favo-ed there. ~
.bey oro SPECIALISTS believed 20 have Come cualiU-
1t ~ @vneri-oce dtsirahlo 20 nd capital ard
Industry there i is beyond the Vcwor Of thcE'
Americans 10 introduce American suHcrd'rates 81
re works thay control. oXcept hey can truth
fully say that ITO individual In ench case Is for
sorio i7ascn specially valuable 20 the work. Th"n
he subsccucat fact and experience must prove
the assertion else the suhoid ratc 01.e his place
md the American manager or engineer 70 dis
barred With his principals. the managing direct
re American engineers who have bson PROMINENT
here have been much rniFunde retocd b. friends
md acquaintances here because Of 'his state q
'hires. r. is view subject with som" or
hem. Thee have been ttor experiences and
a-eers almost wrecked through erdcaVor 20 help
frerds who have either fs'"d 20 como un 20 'he
mark or who have been iTpoitc excited iralcusics
and beer undermined 70 their own downfall ard 20
he grave ,riury OF tho helping hand"