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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Spauien.
Gortes aabnet N1anooa.
Tsgeringensmaa bore iloe. : Sc ipan=
lie @eneraler arisen ptiies opmt.

) Wfanbass aabreses ben ipanlf c
Nationalforiamlirs. DO Der pent. bes
Iibt at buert / bsnne betgoninssfuIt e
0nlsonina, par Der truHst omfattenf e
JOranitaItninser baabe paa @aberne %
/ 6Orfamlinsens gpsnins. Der ifste
toa intet, tm bar pGret @enltanb for
Cmtale, ON Der eno par en- lterf llr 0
oper ale Semptter.
Otter Adbninescsremonierne frsms
lnsbe Si!ueIa 5ulst paa Minoritetens
Sesne 6orlas til SeQutnins ON, at
Jteserinsen anfIases for 6orismmeIiss
beb / i'm pligt nnoer Mflutninsen af
6reostrattaten meb De Sorenebe Stuter
o. unoer fin Mbminiitration af 0anoet 8
g,fGrer / bet belle taeet.
5 Genatet pplare Bremitrminilfer
Sasaita So flag til gsilutnins ON at
bempnbise Reserinsen til at operOrase
auba, Yorto Gieo os 6ilippinerne til
De 6Oreneoe Stater. San frsmbOIot,
Ct Afg0relie par af tuinsenDe Nsopen=
hiabeb.
8rspe 9lImenos, iOm npli9 erfIerebe,
Gt uisie iparife @eneraIer burbs benges
i fine e9ne SabeIbGIter, ansrsb &eses
rin9en for oens llouelisbsb. 9an On.
ereb frsmbeles Seneralerne Niuera.
BepIer os 8IancO Os @omiraI Gerpsra;
% frauebe, at &eserinsen ftuIbe forlpne
,5enatet meb alls Dotumenter, pshtom=
taenoe &risem. Scr er M bensaaet 5
sfaansber," fasbe ban, pOs life en- enc.
tsa General ex bleuen ifnbt.~ 5an bIsp
f,aa ri Sarotn; men Oct blalp .tts, ipi
amber ttormenbe NppIans fra bet tOps
tyIote @aaeri, pebblsu ban: vGor 5ar
uar en- Sar af 2ppsr, men ben bIep Ies
bet af 9@sIsr."
Den aIminoelise Menins er bog, at
Geserinsen nil ribe Stormen af, ON
ben enb nil fomme til at bore ablfilIist.
Dog er Der for Nluor tale ON at iatte
Abmiral @erueru Os hsre Of @sneraIsrne
unber Giltale for beres 6orbolb unber
8ri9en; men bette er maaife nermsit for
at iGtte benz Stano til at forluare fig
oDerfor bsniynsIeie &nsreb. 8epler
foniplrerer fremoeles.
6or garliferne nares Der lite lanser
nosen 6rpst. GnfeIte @arIiftbanoer
omfrins 2anbet bIiuer forfuIst af Ge@
serinsstropperne. Don Garles lsIu bar
life WfoS til at benptte benne maafe enes
ite 2silisbeb, lom uiI frembpbe fig for
bam. Men Stemninsen bos gsfoIfnin,
gen sr bsllsr ifte 6aupr al Don Gar
los.
Det mebbeles fra iiIforIabsIis &ilbe,
at Spaniens fommenoe Budget pil uiie
en- unoerbalanes af 325, 900, 900 Befe;
tas q Peieta=19.3 8 Cents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
8be Narg.
STA 1loenlanoife $laOitt.
hort Omrios.
Torifellise Rpbeber fra Stcoer rnuSs>
omfring paa .Sorben.

Osputeretfammeret Yaris bar peAs
ta9st Belutaingen ON, Of Omfolfnias
9erne peb SrGfoent Guures BesrapeI(t
nbrebes al Statstasien.
Wi0r Rs9is, BEN afiotte MapOr for
Spen 4l9ier, er @renobIe bemt til
Aflfeb. ii! A0rs 6ensleI Os en- Multt
Of 1000 6rancs, for Galer Baris
os alsier bape opforbret til Morb %
Plpnbrins Iiseoperfor Sebsrne.
Pbilippi, 8sitprer af BET al Reeis
nosipne 8l0b Anti-Juif vantisSt-
nit" bIep osmt til Mars 6ausIeI Eor
i fit B!ab Of bape opforbret til Ssbe=
malafre.
Prinissie Stbal, RbebiDsn aF 9@spp=
tens 9uitru, bar forIeDen i Monto5ab
feot en- Sen, % Der er itor @Iebe pper
belle 2@spptsn ! auIebnins bsruf. abs=
biuen er Mobammebaner, men BrinIes(e
Stbnl er bans eneife lOuIige 5uifru.
6an bar neO benoe tire DStre, men bette
er ben fsrits Ssn.
Den oiifsumeritanifs Jauestoms
misiion bar beiluttet at aOiournere %
lite lammentrGbe fpr ueb Wtolommey.
Sir WiIfrib 2aurisr, @unaoas Preuiers
miniiter er reiIt biem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Wtgttgt for Spnt9no.

Den npe 2ou ansaaenbe Spmanb i
ben ameritanife 9anosIsHaabe traabte
forleben Rratt. 2open er 6raetsn af
fire Iars llaberisssIie % TOrtIarinser.
optnsst af Senatets rs 9ulets bsrtil
fGrIis nebfatte &omiteer. 2ouen faft,
letter en- bebre 2snninsstarif for ~
m9no ben amerifanife 6anbeIsn naabe,
eno noset anoet 2anbs Semanb faar.
Den faitiatter pinsre ftsrrs Rum for
SabptsbetuemmeIisbeb os en- mere
beltemt Detailing af optient 2sn. 8is
bere faitiettes, at buis nosen Berlon,
pioenbe berom, ienber elIer forlsser at
ienbe ct amsritanif Sfib tiIies FABIAN
Eilltanh, of bets Spbpstisbeb fatter
Menneifeliu 6are, ifaI benne 8erlon,
uere biemfalbsn til en- Multt af lite
ousr $1,000, 6ansisI life ooer fem
Iar eaer bssse Dele.
9essmlis ReuieIie af snbusr SOrt er
fOrbuSt Omborb paa amsrifanits 5tibe.
6ansslins for &smnins fra Sflbs
ameritanifs 5apne er afftaffst, os
6GHssIins i tiIsreniembs, nbsnIunbifs
3aune tan beaer lite anpsnbss Iiseoper.
for amsritanifs Stlbss Belatnina
Gnouloere er BefemmsIisrne for 5ialy
til f'bbrubne amerifanRe Ssulenb
nolanS't bstphs!is torbsbret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
9eforeret Wtsit0m4r.

@n ubmarfelIe er af ben frantic Ste:
serins tilbeIt 2sberen af ben norife Wtis=
iionssernins Or. @br. gOr9sleDint
paa Mabaitar. Dens @uuernsr, @es
neral @aaisni, bar, efter 9tessrinssns
gelfemmeIis, ousrrutt bam 2@rssIesiOs
mems Ribbertors sftsr aoaaris girtiOms
beb bIanbt Ssbninssrne pua RObasOitar
buorbsn ban untOm susuft 1859.
Or. gOr6srsuint Dur fsrft ubbannsi
iOm Gage, men ffubsrebs isnsrs asOIOsl
os piebe bsrsftsr fit GiD til Risfonss
iaseas &alp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Sor8erfrte t Ntcaragma.

yraltosnt 3eIanse bar ubitebt ct De,
1ref, lom ertlarer GspubIifsn Niearaaus
paa &rissfob. Wian uenter. al en-
& MOB Sufurssnterne oil finbs Stes
= @blli Bisrsene peb DeIinasrpaaen
mob Garoileras. greibentsn Isnbsr
trooper til 6rOntsn tao burtis, iom BE-
tan lamles. Der er opbaaet Snlurref.
tton WatasaIpa. Der nor oraoniIeret
Al en- tatoIff Brett. fom CT taaet TIL
tanss, es MI sr pao Bsisn til Taatba-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Sorto &ito.
meooelelie fra Or. Carroll.
gaabe Aserbrns us Snsuhri er sr
raeget Saarlis Jorfatnirg.

Or. Carroll Tom lor en- Iib 1ben bIep
ubn9pnt af BreRbenten til at unberisse
6orbolbsne paa Borto &ieo, bar nu
enot fin Gunbreiie paa Qen, huOr ban
bar beie9t buer en- 8p oe boft Ronfes
reneer meb be Iebenbe Borsere. bpOr.
iombellt ban tOm frem.
5an fanbt, at Der par loa OF fse ins
gen 6ubritsOrift nossn Stebs. 9anb=
brnset par ouer alt en- meset baarIie
6orfatnins bells puu @runb Of be lane
griier paa 2nrfe Os Sutter. fOm er
Oens ui9tisfte Broaufter. Spanffe
&ebm9nb, iom tontrolerer 6anbelsn
paa 9en bar ubiusst 9unbboerne en-
betpbelis @rub.
San fanbt iaulebes en- ipanif Rsb=
manb, iom par / Serb meb at afuifIe
fine Gorretninser for at rejle bism til
Spanien. Oenne bapbe M bslaslast
go @ienbomme, Der meft betob nf
Plantaser.
Otter ben beltaaenbe Son fan bisie
@ienbOmme M ieIses inoen 80 Dases
6oripb. Os ba alle 2anbmenb ere fat=
tise uille oisle @isnoomme fun naa op
til en- nbstpbeIisbeb af beres pirfeIise
YGrbi.
Oaurlise HanOeueie forminOlfer bsip:
oeIis Snbtesten for &onbmunben; mens
be lise @rab forbsier nosifterne for
2eunetsmioler. Oct er unpttist at tale
ON 6remsans, sObe @tOler Os en- sOb
&eserins for Der er frembrast sObe
grausportu,ibIsr; mea nth bisis oil na;s
iaa Den saa en- slimrenbe TremtiO /
Mebe.
6or Chen er bet samIe lpanite Siege.
rinssipfem en- !6inbrins for al 6rsms
gang. pten General 6enrp ssr buar
ban formaar for at inofsre Sslpfpre i
fOmmunaIe AnIissenoer; naar bette er
naaet, nil llouitIinssn sua raft fremab.
9an fanOt ct ntal af ouerfplbte 6enss
felsr, os iaa en- flor 0eI Sanger, iOm
bapoe tilbrast lanse GiDer bisie Beits
buler. nben at nOssn uibfe buorfOr.
6olpitalerne pare omtrent famine Ors
ben.
Oet er ct uanifsIist Stptts Nrbejos
at faa brast Orren til @sie uue bisie
fortpiuIeoe 5orbolb, os bet iaa meset
mere iOm iterfte Yarten uf gefoItninsen
Ieuer ben iterite rluibenbep.
Dog fOrbeores EiIitanosn basIis I'M.
Der bet amerifanlfe Stpre, til 1rObs for
be 9inDrinser, iom Spanierne efte lasse
/ gsjen.
@eneral 9snrp fenber Solicit Os 6Ors
bolbene o9 bet penter til 9en9elb al
9ialp fra BAN os bar EiItrO til BAN.
Gun be sumIe ipanife YoIititers er ban
en- Corn Diet, ibet ban isssr at ,nb=
fsre fri amerifonife JOrboIo os inbiatte
Wenb @mbeberne, fom ere Stanb
til at fOritaa Os ON muIis ipmpatilere
meb bam @snnemfsreIien af forbsbrsbs
EiIfanbe paa Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
1tiGonamltg bpj MIoer.

lO8 aar uar glqui Snbianeren ga.
ritO, oa ban bsoe ben l6. bs. / Solis
mas, Sal. Sans Glber er Der inaen
EpiuI ON, ba bans Napn haar Nais.
fiOnens WtinittsriaIbossr. 6am par
msb / ben mstsitanfs &euolution 1910
Os Duqui Opfanoen 1925. Den
samle Snbiansr fit 5iertefas nosle e.
mer for pan psbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
sSotoifGln l Norge.

Jatten measm ben 80. o9 81. San.
III. 123 mGrteOes i Bergen, ct Sorbs
ifaID meb ieDns, lunsunrise, rnllenbe
Stsb. Oisie uarsDs untusslis Is Ses
tunoer. SO,otaIuet uar bet fterfelte,
fom er foretommet Der la nse 2iber.
Oet ipntes at gao 6etnins fra Sgb
elIer Dt mob Noro sler giorbpef. Oss
iaa Omesnen uf Bergen bar man mars
tet SorbHa!p.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Wb 6arn neo Ssbaprt.

Snsenisrerne Suenborf os Gotarew,
Der bar uaret ubienbte for at finbe ct
Steb peo Ssbauets Rpif, buor Stibs.
farten ton uebliseboIbes iaa Iense ON
Aarst iOm muIist, ere nu uenbte tiIbuse
til Wtoifow. Oct er lpttebes bem /
Wsisnbai usb &nloi1obens Munoins at
finoe en- 6opntplaOs, iom er isiri belle
Naret igennem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Sranfrige.
Doosfalo. - uv prefoent.
SeRne upentet Sesibenbsb gap en- &p'
ftelie sennem &iget. - Suaen Tare

8 forrise l1se fenbte Eelesrafen Bub
TAB oper belle 8erben, at Brefbsnten
for ben frantic &epubIit, 5runeOis 6es
liz Gaure, afsit peb Dsben 6rebass
San fit ct SIustiIfGIbe, iom snbte bans
9iu sftsr ire Eimers SpssIsie.
Dette DsbsfaIb, iaa pIubieIis bet
tom, par / ct ifabnsiuanssrt Disblit.
D. aifbpbs Br9libent bapbe aobenbart
oesbet 2inen ub meb 6enipn til fin uuf=
rhenbe StpreIie af YoIititens sarenbe
gIementer. San fob peO ct 9snbe,
puntt. Baa ben unben Sibe bar 6rant-
rise inseniinbe mere enb nu peret gen.
nemarbeibet til &eserinssOmpGItnins.
Ut benne OmuRltnins lite tom Bert,
ffpIbes ubeIutf noe, at BrGiioentens
DsbsfuIb itete pIuOieIis Os aIbeIes uusns
tet, iaa at be Partier, iom uuoer onbre
SmftGnbi9beber piIbe bape benpttet fig
beraf, nu itobe albel,s nforberebte.
Dette bar afuGrset en- &spoIution;
ialtfaIb forelsbig.
Strafs Da Ssosfalbet blep betenbt,
iamlebes nuturIisuis alle @eneraIerne
msb 3urlinben Spibien, for at brsfte
Situutlonen, os for par OpbibeIisn.
for be frantic MiIiters9sIts pare tuipI=
raabise oa inbbpross life enise. Det
eeIber life mere 9@ren, men Waeten.
Muiseuel tar 9taiionaIforiumIinsen
8erlaiuss Iiseiopl runoet ct Susrtag
oper @eneralerne, ioet @mile Qrubet er
paIst til Yrefibent meb 4s3 Stsmmer
mob go.
2ousst Dor @ispatsrrafit.ni Os tlccr
OuerorbentIis beit meb 5enipn til mans
big 9eosrliq beb. 9an er fsbt ben 81.
December 1888 oe er ab ben iuribiife
gei naaet op til ben SLABS ban nu in b.
taser.
6rancois SeIir Eoure par fsbt Pa=
RIG ben 80. Sanuar 1912. 9ane 5a=
Der par gauer, og 6rancois 6elir be-
spnbte i'm 2iusbane iom 2erebrens ct
@arueri Nmboiie. Senere ubbannebe
ban fig til 0anbelsmanb os sennemsit
to Mar ct 9anbelsatubsmi England
for at gore fig betenbt meo SprOset'
6an siftebe fig NmbOiie en- AIber al
% Nar meb Datteren af Bpens Wfopor,
@uinet. Otter at bape ailuttet fin
6anbeIsubbanneIie England, nebiatte
ban fig ,6aure iOm Smportsr al 9uber.
6ans 6orretnins ubpipebes Iibt eftsr
libt; ban brep Stibsreberi psb Sben al
6anbeIsforretninsen os bIep BrGfbent
for 6onbelsfammeret | 6aure. Senere
bIep ban MebIem af 9aures Spraab os
enbnu ienere Deputy MOpOr.
S 9anoelsanllsyenoer Dar 6aure iom
faa g.inbelie Of @rfaring og Dp9tios
beb os blep ofte af &utoriteterne tasen
paa &duo paniteli9e 81 felbe. N' n
peb Siben beraf par ban forfenseIis
inbtiI SnseIisbeb os par ofte ubiat for
bells at bIiue siOrt Iattsrlis, bells bliOe
taset peb Neien af intrisante Smisrers.
Om Drepfus uiI uinbe nOsst usb Res
ssrinssitiftst, r Der inssn. iom tOn
fse; men bet er bsiff tpiuIiomt. Den
nretferbisbeb, iom er pift os uebbIis
penbe piies ouerfOr ben ulptteIise 6anse
peftsr SnbisnutiOn beIe gerben Ouer Os
fra forittqise Sibsr bauer Der fig &ss
fer ON at pile fin Spmpatbi usb at bops
cote 6rantrise unber ben fOrsifuasnbs
gerbsnsubftiuins, - nOsst, Der uel NOT
bIiuer ct SIas &uften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
Seip9rIt8 eerejie.

Den banife 8art vOania" inbtom
til 0ueenstown ben 80. Sanuar busies
ret Of &uIbamperen ,Sron Sing.
y Oania" par Let os buube miiiet &orst.
s 81 Duse bapbs Stibst unSsr be puns
ffslisfte 6orbolb meo Msie fempst fig
frem ouer atlanterbuuet. Beiatninsen
par ubmattet bsieite @rab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-23
WoIo9tftsret.

Oct en9elife noenrissbepurtsment
ftabfaiter WeboeleIien om, at ben en-.
seIife &eserins bar ubnaunt @sneraI=
major, Sir Sobn Grbusb, Sol. Cir
GbOmus 9OIri6 Os Baron M1cRas5s
ten til iOm 9OloJiftsmenb at afssre
Euiiten melem @biIi os 9lrsentina.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15
AMONG OUR ADVERTISERS.
l.. Roy Fuller.

In our business mems write-up we
call the attention of our readers this
week to the jewelry store of l.. Roy
Fuller located in the fine new brick
building erected only the past sum-
mer by himself and for the special
placing of jewelry stock. Therefore it
is in every way a suitable and elegant
place of business, lighted well by day
time with fine large window front, by
night with the beautiful arc light. Mr..
Fuller purchased the Doelle stock in
February last which was then located
in part of II. +. Boards grocery, but
found directly that he had not room
enough for the display of his goods, the
erection of building was begun to the
north and adjoining the Beard block
and as soon as completed the stock al
ready on hand was moved in and new
goods added until we can point to our
jewelry store with great pride as one
of the finest in the county. Every
thing belonging to the line will here
be found, jewelry of all kinds. elegant
silverware of all descriptions, china,
cut glass, etc. and at this season of the
year, holiday goods are making a
grand display in the windows and on
the counters and shelyes. The most
fastidious can make their selections
here for Christmas gifts and very
handsome articles can be purchased
at exceedingly reasonable prices.
1t is worth ones while to spend a
few minutes in this store at any time,
just now it is grand feast for the eye
and MIR. Fuller is taking extra space in
The Expositor in order to make you
acquainted with the fact. And now a
few words about the man you have to
deal with. One has only to look at
the store to know that he is wide-a-
wake business man, looking thorough
ly and carefully to the interests of
the trade, and naturally following,
building up IA most lucrative and
profitable business. He is no stranger
at the bench having worked at the
trade some seven years previous to his
debut as a business man among us.
He has worked in New York and other
cities and is classed among the best
workmen in Michigan, and in regard
to his ever increasing trade and his
good success in business since opening
in Yale, he maintains that large
share of his prosperity is due to judi
cious and constant advertising.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15

For a fine assortment of suitable
Christmas gifts call at The Racket.
Will Campbell had three of his ribs
broken Tuesday. While drawing a
wagon by its tongue he slipped and
fell, the point of the tongue striking
him in the side with above results. He
was in town Wednesday telling the
boys how it was done.
On the inside pages of The Exposition
this week will be found President
McKinley's message complete. In adj
dition to this interesting matter is a
new continued story entitled, "Rob.
Cleverdale's Adventures" Be sure and
peruse the inside pages of The Exposi-
tor each week.
Adyices from Manila 60 to show that
the Insurgents are, from a military
point of view, at the end of their re-
sources and are melting away before
the rapid advance of the American
troops at all points. Aguinaldo aban-
dons his army and fees in disguise to
the mountains.
Charley Rice, who spent part of
last summer in Yale as clerk for Put
ney & Chamberlain, but of late work.
ing at McGregor Mercantile Co.'S store
in Carsonyille, has gone to Detroit
hospital where he will take thorough
treatment for heart trouble. His many
friends here hope he may receive per.
manent relief.
Staley & McKeith guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and will refund the money to any one
who is not satisfied after using two
thirds of the contents. This is the best
remedy in the world for lagripp, cough
colds, Group and whooping cough and
is pleasant and safe to take. 1t pre-.
vents any tendency of cold to result
in pneumonia.
The following real estate transfers
haYe been recorded in the register of
deeds office so far this month from
Yale:-Caroline p. Evans to Mary M
Bowles land in Yale; consideration
$500. 49,. Andrew DePeel to Albert
Lutz, land in Yale; consideration, $500.
Besides these transfers we learn that
Harvey Tappan has purchased of Jas.
Brown "a feet of the Allen property.
Joel Shades, who has conducted q
confectionery depot in one of the Hart
buildings for the past few months, will
move into the building vacated by E.
F. Pratt. He has added choice line
of confectionery for Christmas. He
will also keep on hand and for sale
cigars, tobaccos, etc. Don't forget him
when you are selecting your Christmas
candies and nuts. You will find just
what you want in his store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15
HARVEY TAPPAN,
$685. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW
General Practice,
Probate Law,
Settlement of Estates,

Real Estate
Homes in Yale. Vacant Build
ing Sites. Vacant Business Sites.
have correct maps of the Viii
lage of Yale, and Counties of st.
Clair and Sanilac. Abstracts of
nearly all OF Yale property.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15

New Perfumes Just received at Grant Holdens
-Impeflal Violet, Imperial Pink, Cardinal Rose
and Partisan Roses.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15

Fine Perfumes and Toilet Soaps, the best that
money can buy, at Grant Holden's.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15

oxford Bibles. indexed, for only $i.5O at Grant
Holden's drug store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-12-15

Adv. Changes:
The Racket
l.. Roy Fuller
Grant Holden
l.. Higer & Sons
w. III. Ballentine
II. G. Martin
Staley & McKeith
j. G. Holden
L. w. Moore
New Advs.
M. A. Sargent
A. j. Harnden
Mathews q Wight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13

rock and shooting dead ore Of the Ar
ghan leaders. lt was Lord Dufferin
who made the discovery that White was
one of the ablest officers in the serv-
ice and eventually secured for him the
commandership in chief OF the Indian
army. There is nothing academic or
theoretical about this general He
shines more on the battlefield than he
does i'm the council chamber and is a
gruT, outspokcn man, with indomitable
Will and stern sense of duty
Major General French who was sent
TO the Cape to take command of the
cavalry, took part in the Nile expedi-
ton of 1SS4-5 and was mentioned IN the
dispatches for signal bravery. He IS
one OF the most promising of the youn-
ger ger rerations of English officers. as
also is General Yule. who has come so
prominently TO the front of late. and
who is Canadian by birth.
Lieutenant Colonel Baden Powell
who first came into notice during tha
Transvaal war as special service Off
Ger in command at Mafeking. has seen
much service in South Africa. lie first
went to Natal with Sir Baker Russell
in 1884 and fought through the Bechu-
analand expedition. He also command
ed lying column during the Zulu war
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doubt was keenly felt by his country
men in the field. Another officer in
whom the Beers put much faith was
General Jan kock who was originally
In command of the Boer forces at In
gagnani. but was wounded early in the
war. Commandant Botha, who vas
killed in the sortie at Kimberley. was a
famous Dutch fighter who first dis
tinguished himself at Brenkhorst
spruit. 1t was this same Kimberley en-
gagement that brought forward Col
onei Murray as fighting officer OF
great tact and energy.
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have very active part i'm the settling
of affairs.
Major General Sir w. =. Symons. who
fell mortally wounded in that fierce en-
gagement so early I'm the war was a
popular and gallant officer and will be
greatly missed from the front in the
Natal field force, of which he was com
mander Colonel otter, the leader of
the Canadian troopers has also seen
considerable active service and is look
ed upon as an officer OF promise. He
fought throuEhou. the Fenian raid and
also In the Riel rebellion.
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and has always distinguished himself
for yaior and discretion as am officer.
He is q GENIAL and popular man and
still young, as officers go.
Prince Christian Victor OF schleswlg-
Holstein IS the only member OF the
royal family seeing actual warfare al
the cape where he Is engaged on "spe-
cial service" His hghness r. major
i'm the Fourth Kings Royal rifles ana
an enthusiastic soldier. though il rs a
foregone conclusion that he viii not
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Count SkorZewskl. a wealthy land
owner in Posen, Germany, has recently
astonished the natives by employing a
camel instead Of horses or oxen. to
draw the plow on his estate. The ex.
pertinent has proved most successful
and is likely to be copied in other agri-
cultura! districts. The camel. Injured to
hardships and privations. does double
the work Of pair of horses, is tract
able and can be kept III good condition
on comparatively small amount Of
inferior fodder.
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none OF that earlier activity, solidlty
ana unfailing self reliance which dis
tlhguished him as an officer in, sue
cesslvely. Canada. India. Egyrt and
south Afric1. Lord Wolseley was i'm ..
pressed with Redvers Buffers ability
IN the Red river campaign. seeing In
nm the making OF great soldier. He
was never genius. His capacity for
troop handling has been painfully and
SLOWLY acquired, though perhaps his
tactical skill is instructive. He is to-
day great. bluff, harsh spoken man.
win an unbending will and a temper
that Is volcanic in its fury. He never
gays Two words where one would do
lie is even repellen' in his abruptness
put under the caustic crust there is said
10 be a kind and generous heart
Sir +. Forester Walker. who prims.
rily had command of the South African
forces, is known among his friends as
Freddy, being, as has been at times said
or Dewey. little bit Of a dandy, and
handsome, tail, slender and the beau
ideal of the aristocratic young English
man. He Is typical guardsman. and
MS dress is always fautless. But he
mas fought so hard in Egypt and among
the ferocious Zulus that people forget
ne Is somewhat OF dude and think OF
ann only as the hero of hundred
nights. He' is only A years Of age. and
yet he has been advanced to the DO
sition Of general officer
Lieutenant General Lord Methuen
VINO was chosen for command of ths
first division in South Africa. enjoys the
distinction OF being the youngest lieu
tenant general in the British army. He
Joined the Scots guards in 1854, fought
In Ashanti IN 1873 and i'm Egypt went
through Maauta and Tel el Kebir. He
was also miyed up in the Bechuanaland
expedition and has had plenty Of minor
campaigning TO do in the northwest OF
india, that ever ready practice ground
OF the British officer His lordship is a
courteous and polished gentleman. well
hardened by active service and well
tested by hardships i'm the field
General Sir George White. who is an
lrishman by birth. distinguished him