Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-11

Trip to the Seat of War Be-
tween Britain and BOer.
Gold Fields and
Diamond Mines.
Or. Stoddart's illustrated Lecture
at the Auditorium.

speakers descriptive ability and also the
splendid views charmed the great audi
ence. After the Introductory emark
by the chairman, DR.. Stoddart COM
menced his lecture as follows:
For the next two hours Gin imagina-
tom we will travel about 1000 miles,
almost half way round the world. Com
mencing at the abalone shell covered
peach iof the peaceful Pacific, away
across the continent, to the coral reefs
OF the Atlantic, viewing as we travel the
unsurpassed scenery of the sunset and
Shasta routes Of the Southern Pacific
railway, thence ~northward to Columbia
river and scenery along the line of the
Oregon Railway & Navigation COM
pany and the Oregon Short Line still
northWard to the Canadian Pacific rail-
way, viewing the beautiful
scenery of the northern Rocky noun
tains. which is wonderful and sublime;
also the great GLACIERS, crossing Frazier
river, passing the many great noun
tain peaks Of the Canadian Rockies and
the beautiful resort of the National park
and hotel at Banff, on towards the rising
sun, skiring Lake Superior, and thence
to Montreal, where We embark on one
Of the Royal Mai and Beaver line steam
ers, which will take us to Liverpool, then
by one of the Royal Mail Castle Line
steamers from London to South Africa.
We Will sail away under the equator to
latitude "a south, and to the garden sub
ActiNc Soip1S :" ANIldl, 1toN j.
into a battlefield by the Britains and
Beers. While we are now surrounded by
nils and valleys deep in snow and ice,
yonder the sub-tropical flower gardens
lie hathed in sunshine. We are wan
dering and migrating animals. Restless
ness for mere geographical change has
been our inveterate characteristic in all
times.
"No Misunderstanding swallow more
strongly feeis this motor instinct than
does mantle migTant-the emigrant.
Our own personal childish dreams We're
to sail away across the placid seas and
rolling. piunging oceans, that we might
be enabled to Wander over far and for
eign lands. Artificial habits repress his
migratory feeling, but does not kill it.
We take a holiday: we require change
Of air: we ever move our residences in
Difference to this inward dictation-the
instinct for change. | felt his inward
longing some time ago, and wandered
away round the world in search Of a
change. and some Of the results of my
wandering / will give you tonight
The doctor spoke fee1ingly Of the war
between the Britain and Boer. sympa-
thizing with onr Anglo-Saxon brothers..
re explained the cause Of the war and
his opinion Of the result in the fol
lowing language:
THE Beers promised. in 1881. To grant
the same privileges to the Anglo-Sason
as granted to the Beers. The Boer Lead
ers nave not kept their promise, and the
~ h.a na'.aiaa W = ~ result.
south Africa fc, vaars 80 :! ',loash
: - 49, - year anu MS khoWl-
.'IransEaal, and, noting the tyranny Of
the Beers over the English-speakin.
people. The views We're the finest eve,
.,1 800. na. ~ ,hG largest
fact1red n.;n, : non aa :. w manu-
tric views NJ naa.1ts-poMtr eiec-
solving aTeects g. faa+ uns'"a'eu us
Ct r,oti,a =. n!.a't. n"cii IN
TIVE, -. ar : a,n'11ns anu laserestlng lee
hut lnfnr.r asta iy ave , =, ~ .he vest,
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in every civ in n 5a,, ~ 'it, lecturA
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of mo I,.a: '".'a1e, were ahoNt u
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caraGi.n pa.ifn ana -, ai5is VIC
al Mnn4ra,1 eiaa ~ = 80 hsNt netol
line 81 T4.nt ,.a, paa.a $3.50 - lIe e!,aN@f
staatfars crossinr - 49, = W. ne
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nav az pisaav Voc $500 M" o. Tue
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without hayine such tho''abts . 90 10y
Great is, the one Who 1aaas = f.,Iam.
hope to victory. hrt e,ea+a ~ nv e. r. .2 IL ~
sea captain who steers his Sin viii 81; !.
precious human Hvae anG ,an,ahia -
through the tennastnn,,s s ata : 9 ~
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Dor in safety.S naf-
Views of the Canary is1,ndc .,a aa,a
of The great Elder De,,nsta,. 80
the steamship owners. who t,ada On ~
enormous Scala VIII IVA ;s,a.a 81
the coast cr sna;, pnrt,ma, ~,
South Africa. snlendia nnr,,.oit, '
Americans. Including pras;dont nraIr;o
lev. Colonel Rryan and A1n,ira, na,.nn
England,s noble living ana daaa -
queen, Gladstone. salisbury and Ch,no
berlin, also an excellent nnrtr,it of = ~,