The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-05

An ARMY OF $4,000 IS NOW
REAOv TO TAKE THE FIELD.
Refugee n>pevs Thss They Wev~
OpasveA 80 Leove tie Dsssvses-
KruUev sssd 80 Nave Wfssassv~s
the rvssebss~ PROPOSAL. IN 0v-
Der - Gssa Wsse Ts~~-Pessss~ss
Arrests ssfIl Cause O~sss . SIR.


ONDOy. Sept 6-Ths rohsnncshurx
l. correspondent % the Standard says
IT learn from AZ of5cial VINO has
BEEN sarnsstly striving for peace. that ths
matter 10 now hopeless. The Beers viii
probably declare var st sorty-~Exht hours
notice and will try 20 raid Sat&i before
the British troops arrive bellows ne
Orange Free State viii jon tina rransvzaL
but that the Beers in Natal ard Cape CoI-
ony vlH remain quiet AZ tho outs-s snie>s
srrfsated by tho d;smsmaa of the Cape Coz
ony cabsnet-
The Beers have the fullest conndsncs
In their nagazins rife and th~sr skin IN
Workmanship. State Attorney snaf- .
the chief incfter Of ths var party. Thirty
thousand men in the Traasvaxl and 0.oas
In the Orange Free State vii take tho
field
The Times prints letter from ths
bishop Of Pretoria. appealing sor funds 20
relieve the terrible sistre~ csusef BY ths
protracted tension and the fears ~ var
a fi~paten 70 the Daily Nal from Dsia-
goa Bay says the refugees from Barberson
declare that trey were waru-f 20 l~ave
az the Beers intended 70 Gordon ne It's
trict. There are numerous osher EIs-
preparations. the probable atssfsas n n.
natives and po>sinIe Developments.
Among tse crowd ~ conflicting sss-
patches from south Africa rezar.siux me
TransvsaI situation. Il ls slf Impossible
10 say exactly what has aapp~nrf z
seems evident however. fsaf President
Kruger has Withdrawn tss 4ve-yaar ran
chgse. which vas Dependent on Great Rrsf-
regsrfinz suzerslnty. sns hss un*fe SIRE
sort ~ t@r1porszfnr counter Suggestions re-
earf.nx a conference
The Standard ard Digxsrs News gives
what purports % - a report = ne secr@t
session u re volksrssf On safursfsy Ae-
cordfnz % fhfs account. fhe volz~~zas zaf
only determined - re1~c; ne av--ve1r pro-
possi. but an 8irecfiy opposed Pr~sffenf
Kruger visftiua Csrs T1wu sn1 res5lvs-s -
make stand for ne anrnwat'on - Enz-
Tands claim of suzeraanty Tne n0eF or
gan tn@n asserts.
TIE government. bsfh fn@ razds ans fn@
hBrgners feel fast sn@v 7av~ o~sr@sg su
they intend % 5-sr and sre nex r-~oisea
- stand sr fsll ~ fals fe~ssie-
Bo~r statements of rs x.nd -s4a.s<f
with fse arre~s a. Joranu~ssuru. xrssx
-
Pr-teris about sr-'vsnr ss ~ ur-sersfsrsi-
ing Cerfairiy Yr 8oneyp~rry arss sa~
es-er refugees ri nos - n y -ur-~ -
return % Johanne-hu-w - se~curs - fr@
sr~ s~s.1va-~e- - - rate sffer~~~
Mrws~vss snsv~r vss Vet D~ssw~r-s
CAPE TOWN.. s~us 4--rrn r~-wx -
cefv@s from P~@gorfa feaay u~wsn# -
SHOW 80 sffuatfcn n ri@aF Mxrr x
appears fnar tn~ Trsrsvaars -~rIv whg~A
wss handed ~ Saturday - ~ s-4sf.n
Diplomatic ag~r. ~ Pr~0rss " ca~-
vnxha-n-fsre~-4. wns anfv ~ M~ cen-s-
berlafr's proD~ssl respecting = ~ezsr~-
eree ~ CAPE T8wn sr1 fhas ~ arwuv@~
probably ~ou1s - e@ffs~r~-f rarru--u-v
80 Mr Chamberlain g~sRsnal p-o-1-ag
- fofrs inquiry into fh~ frsarnG~@ afgs
This rzesnasf u sssfssinz usxsfissf.s-a ~
re TransvaaI - asrlfa ~srahFf eorssn~rsr-ss
upnn here Ta@ cxp~ Arxns ~s7sszgfv
denfes that sb~ aower-rre7s - th~ so,srh
kfra~zr r~purIic nxs swy~~f ~ q ~u--
fe-~ree Ar Care Town. IRE Csn~ Arw-s~
also seciar@e thar th~ @xussnasge- = sh.
arrests o~ereS ~ - T~are~aa8 states
sfs0rr~Y Mr s-ftn. fs uz.afs.saornry
ard tnar nc mystery Z. o. shsr -~fss
for irnrn~sias4 -Fs~seassor
Exp8sssss~s es ss~ &rv-.s.
PRETORIA s~yt f-Tr earn@~rsars
wf,h tn~ arrest - NJ paksrsan ~esssar
- ne Trsnzvaal f.ss1-~ srs rn~ tn~~ms-
erse~s arrest - ssh@~ o1sssn<s~-s rn~ state
artaru~v f~r2es fhst Instructions w~~~
s~~a~ss a. P-ssorsa se~ .ses- arrests -
fhss #sxy political arrests w~-- 1sntsrs-
raMsevz bszaf fnNs w4gTant~ were isau~~
az gsssAAze~nu~x sv st1ezg~ssrsss wtrn-
szss cxsnsmsssfEan xsfh re states ats~~-
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