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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08

Papers were served on Insurance Com
missioner O'Shaughnessy yesterday in
garnishment proceedings brought against
". T. Roberts, agent for the City Trust,
Philadelphia, which recently had its IL
cense revoked for the non-payment of a
Judgment by the insurance Commissioner.
Inc case was brought originally by
george Hunter against the Baltimore
Packing and Cold Storage company, and
as the latter concern had gone out Of
business Hunter held the surety com
pany. Garnishment proceedings were
then brought against the resident agent
Of the concern
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
SEVEN WISE MEN.
They Gathered at the Merchants' to
Parole RefOrmatOry Prisoners.

They Gathered at the Merchants to
Parole RefOrmatOry Prisoners.
Seven men gathered in a back room at
the Merchants hotel last evening and
discussed matters of momentous impor-
lance, with only themselves as auditors.
To the untutored outsider there was moth
ing very inviting about the freshly
painted door that yelled the secrets of the
state reformatory board from the re-
porters in the outer hall. A timid knock
brought one Of the conspirators to the
key note. Here he took limited survey Of
the hall, cautiously unlocked the door and
peered out. The scribes were informed
that only routine business was being
transacted, and that there was nothing
that would interest the public In the least.
Within the gentlemen from Mile Laos
and other places were wreathed in clouds
OF tobacco smoke, and on the center Of
the large table stood g. box of perfectos,
presumably to be included in some Novem-
Der expense account.
After this very important piece Of in
formation had been given out the sentry
withdrew his whiskers from the crack,
the aperture was closed and the occult
proceedings were continued. About IL
o CLOCK the smoker adjourned and the
seven wise men from the West leisurely
UONh STAIRS 10 sake their thirst
and to Inquire how the Ohio election was
gong The reporters were equally de-
slrous Of knowing something of the very
mysterious proceedings that occupied the
pest part Of three hours. Perseverance
was rewarded in degree by the an
nouncement by Supt. HouIton that three
prisoners had been paroled and six dis
charged. There was another little matter
the board looked up, and that the auditing
OF the monthly expense vouchers, amount
ing to S4,359. 4S. Two other bills amount
ing to approximately $500 were audited.
tor repairs and work on the new admins
lration building. State Agent Whittier
came out as soon as he had made his re-
port, and stated that during the month
forty-seven men had been on parole, and
two had violated their parole
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB GROWTH.
Large Block of New Members Chosen
Yesterday.

Large Block of New Members Chosen
Yesterday.
At the meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the Commercial club yesterday
the following well-known business men
were admitted to membership:
Greenleaf Clark, George R. Kibbe, Maui
rice Auerbach. T. B. Lynch, Charles H.
Schliek, Wilfred H. Hill, Samuel Morri-
son, j. A. O'Shaughnessy.J Joseph stronge,
0. H. Osmundson, Louis F. Shaker, f. W.
GLADDEN., Paul E; Benz F. L. Bayard,
T.. D. sheehan, N. G. Westerfield, Fred
erick w. sachse, H. r. Spur, J. s.
Mackey, John Swinborne Louis Betz
James McAleer Erie Norton, M. J. Nc
Fadden, F. G. Bradbury and Charles A.
Forbes.
Good humor and good fellowship will
be the motto at the bohemian supper to
be given Friday. The number Of club
members will be limited to seventy-five.
Ike Lederer, chairman of the entertain
m gN committee, will be in charge. B. H.
among the speakers will be j. Adam
Bede and J. w. Willis.
Thursday at / o'clock p. m. Judge Willis
will-talk on 1.-THE War in South Africa
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
MIDNIGHT GUEST ARRESTED.
Matt Schimeck's Hospitality Seems
to Have Been Abused.

When Mat Schimeck, living at 2S4 West
Seventh street, met two men who claimed
to have NO place to spend the night last
evening, he took them hcme with him to
enjoy the hospitality of his abode. Short
ly before l o'clock Mr.. Schimeck heard
some one moving about the house. An
investigation showed that the young fell
lows he had befriended were missing.
Several rooms showed evidences of a hur-
ried search and Mr. Schimeck concluded
to ask the police to look for the strang-
ers. One of them, giving the name Of
John Haventy, was found by Officer
Houska The prisoner had in his pos
session four napkin rings alleged to have
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
MAY, REDUCE LIBRARY FINES.
Directors Consider the AdvisabiIity
of Such a Step.

directors Consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of Such Step.
AT a meeting of the directors of the
public library yesterday President Bean
brought up the question Of fines i'm
posed on patrons who retained books
after stated period. The fine imposed
now is cents per day, and President
Bean suggested 1t be reduced to 2 cents
per day. There had been numerous
complaints as to the high rate, and as
all other libraries in the country charged
less, the rules should be changed. Di-
rector Mum was of the opinion that
1t was pure negligence on the part of
the bookholder If the volume was re-
tanned longer than the week or ten
days allowed under the present rule. The
question was referred to the library COM
mittee for investigation, the statement
being made that about $50 per month was
received from this source.
Bills amounting to $1,000 were ordered
paid and the" secretary announced that
there was about 300 on hand, which
would all be required to meet pay rolls
and incidental expenses for the next two
months. In view of this condition of
the fund no new books will be purchased
until after Jan. /. Claims amounting to
1000 for work done on the new build
ing were also approved.
The appointments Of Miss M. Libby,
Miss Mary Rhodes and Miss Sarah c.
Grant as substitute assistants for sixty
days, were approved.
The report of the librarian for Octo-
Der gave the following figures: Books
issued for home use, 17,006: visitors to
reading room Sundays, 4O4; visitors to
reference room Sundays, 1876; registrations
Cancelled during the month, 532; new
registrations, 525; total number entitled
to draw books Nov. 1, 1880 Fines col
lected during the month, $6S.82.
A lease between the board and ]. H.
Lesh &, Co. for the rent of store on the
Seventh street side of the building was
approved The firm will pay 500 for six
months, and SIPS for five months.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
Boss BARRIERS Organize.

One hundred and four non-union bar
bers met last evening in hall No. 2, AS
sembly rooms, and commenced an agita-
ton for raising the scale Of prices for
shaving and hair cutting. The price
agreed on is 10 cents for a shave and %
cents for cutting hair, neck shaving s
cents mustache curling cents, shampoo
ing Is cents. The agreement was signed
agreement will go into effect has not yet
been decided upon, but this, 1t is expected,
will be settled upon at a meeting to be
held in the near future.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
BroommaI1ers Raise the Fee.

St. Paul Broommakers union held a
largely attended meeting last evening in
Han No l, Assembly rooms. The mi
tiation fee was raised from 81 to So, and
q fine of 80 cents imposed on all MEM
beTs who in the future shall miss roll
call. The delegate to the Trades and
Labor assembly was instructed to use
his best efforts to secure the co-opera-
ton Of that body in pushing the manu-
facture and sale Of union-made brooms.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident, w. A. Flint; vice president, A. A.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
Green on Trial.

Charles Green, the colored man who Is
alleged to have slashed George Hickman,
another colored man, across the throat
with a razor during fight at the home
st. Peter, some weeks ago is being tried
for assault in the second degree by q
jury before Judge Bum. Hickman was
dangerously wounded, but recovered.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08

Atwood; recording secretary, o. s. Cush-
man; financial secretary, H. Stewart;
treasurer, Fred. Morrow; guard, H. A.
Flint; guide, G. H. Cushman; delegates
to the Trades and Labor assembly, W.
A. Flint and A. A. Stewart. Hereafter
the broommakers' union will meet the
first TUESDAY, in each month
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
DEATHS.

LEHMANN-E Frederick Lehman, aged
sixty-six years, at his late residence,
ZIG Western avenue north. Funeral
MoRRfs-In St. Paul, MINI, Nov. 7th,
1899, at the residence of his brother,
Owen Morris, Morals Carroll ST., Thomas
Morris, aged fifty-fve years. Funeral
terment at Lake Crystal, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
Semi-WeekIy Tourist Car DO Cali
foruia

Via the Pioneer Tourist Car Line, which
is the Minneapolis & st Louis Railroad
Choice of routes. Thursdays via Omaha
and Denver the scenic line-Tuesdays via
Kansas City and Fort Worth, the sunny
Southern route Personally conducted
and select. References from hundreds Of
patrons-all pleased. bRate only $500 for
double berth
For folders or f4ther information call
at Minneapolis &jlSt. Louis Office, S9S
Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
VITAL STATISTICS.

BIRTHS.
Mrs. M. Kimeck, 372 Summit place, girl.
Mrs. John Michels, 652 Thomas, girl
Mrs. Matthias Meien, $40 Minnehaha, girl.
Mrs. Fritz Haeffner, BAT Rice, girl.
Mrs. Victor Bortinave, 189 w. 9Th St, girl.
Mrs. M Mailcn, 491 Lafond boy.
Mrs. g. Charlson, ATT Laurel av., girl
Mrs. Paul 2. ReicheIt, 300 Nelson, girl.
Mrs. Pierre Couture, 40 Iglehart, girl.
Mrs. Frank E. Torgeon, 800 st. Peter, boy.
DEATHS.
Joseph Turgeon, 2 hours, 500 st. Peter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
scheduIed FOR Tonight.

Following are the meetings scheduled
for this evening at Assembly halls: Lath-
ers, amalgamated woodworkers and pat
ternmakers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
been stolen from the Schimeck home He
was locked up on the charge of larceny.
Scotland and the Scotch.

DR.. Meldrum has agreed to deliver his
lecture on Scotland and Scotch in the
First Presbyterian church, Tuesday of
next week. This is in connection with
the efforts of the young people of the
church to clear off the mortgage and al
low the church to celebrate It's jubilee
J. r. Wolff and Miss Mary Silver are in
charge of the arrangements.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
OPENING The HOTEL
COLONNADE MANAGEMENT GIVES
AN INFORMAL HOUSE
WARNING
ABOUT 200 GUESTS ATTEND

Party Given I'm Honor OF
the Completion of the RedecOra-
ton of the St. Peter Street Hos
teIry-Mrs. A. shimOnek Enter
tainS at Her Home ON Laurel
Avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
WATER MAINS ENDANGERED
"RETURN CURRENT''. OF STREET
RAILWAY AND OTHER ELECTRIC
LINES DAMAGES PIPES
City Engineer CIaussen Is Making
an Investigation Into the Subject,
and Has Asked Information From
Companies as to Connections.

City Engineer Claussen advised the
water board at It's meeting yesterday aft
ernoon that he had written to the street
railway company and Northwestern Tele-
phone company. asking for information
as to the manner In which the companies
took care Of the return current The at
tention of the board has been called to
the damage done to the water pipes by
having electric wires attached to them,
and the city engineer was directed to in
Vestigate and report. Just how much
damage has been done the engineer said
he could not say at present ~.-
Bills aggregatng $2,076.45 were approved.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08

6-pound jars Grown Brand" the
best Creamery Butter in town. -. 81. IS
and 6-pound jars of very choice
Creamery Butter, per lb........... Csc
Smoked Fish, per b.................... loo
Swedish Sausage, each ................ 10c
Fancy Sage Cheese, per lb........... 1Sc
Little Pig Sausage, per lb............ 10c
Summer Sausage, per h.. .121a and 15c
New Norway Herrings, per doz... 300
6ugar-Cured Bacon, by the strip, per
pound ...'.... .... ................... SIC
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08
THROW PHYs1C TO THE DOGS.
Druggists Association VIII Have "a
Dutch Lunch" Tonight
Sued in Garnisbmen+

The Druggists association will have a
Dutch lunch at Hotel Metropolitan this
evening. A jolly time is expected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08

Baldwin, Northern Spy, King and
Greening Apples, per barrel,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08

All Petitions Sent Out Had Not Been
Returned, and Delay Was De-
cided UpOn-COmmittee Expected
to Get Together Today and Pre-
sent the Need for Charter Revis-
Ion Formally to the Court.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

3eigten it9 Die pirfli9en Nbfi9ten iener
engltf9en 6rieoensbermittler 3und9it oaz
our4, DAB fe ben e~in3igen 9afen beg Gam
bes befebten unD ben 8uren bic 3ufu6r
bon @affen unb Munttion abf9nitten.
SroBnem biefe MaBreget fir bic 8ursn
febr empfinoli9 mar, gaben lie i6rem Ser
ba4t Dorldufig INNER nod teinen ~offenen
4usorud. 4ls tbnen jebo9 t9atfG9li4e
9etpeiie elmer 8erbinbung Der GnglGnber
nit ben Sulus btnterbraGt purben, lieB
9retorius bic engliIde QbtEettung in pcrt
Natdl einfa9 oufbebsn unb nit elmer Grz
~fldrung an ben .@ouberneur in &aptaDt
iiber Die 9ren5e b%ringen, Sn5tptfden par,
i'm september 1889, Der &affernbGuptlinq
panod, Elm 8ru0er 9tngaans, nit 5000
Mann unb sroBen @iebbeerben iiber ben
Smtufela gu ben 8uren geftoben, UNI Tt6
nit ibnen gegen 9ingaan, nit benz er in
%btftdnbigem ariege lebte, gu perbinben. Die
8uren i4GOfen NIT Punba einen 8rsunb=
Notwithstanding unb beripra9en inn G9uB
unb 9ilfe gegen feinen trte9eri1Gen 8ru=
Der. ?
Stesmal narteten bic Buren, ni9t erft
einen 4ngriff Der Sulus ab, Ionbern iuds
ten 9inguan unb feline trtegsgeibten Gez
gimenter i'm eigenen 2anbe auf np fe inn
am 1. Sebruar 1910 cine blutige Nieberz
lage beretteten, bic bur9 ben f9lieBli9en
@ingriff Der S9aaren 9anbas etne bo1@
itdnbige 4%nflOiung beg feinbli4en 9eeres
berbeifibrte. Oingaan ielbf fisl in bieism
Sample, unb bic 8uren 1Gumten niht, ben
friebli9er g%eiinnten !6duptling Banba, unz
ter 3uitimmung Der nnter6duptIinge, am
4. 5ebruar befelben Sa6res gum Sulufirz
item gu e~rtldren, tporauf bieier 1t9 unter
ben @9ub Der 8urenfolonis fte[te. Die
8uren fparen Damals nod gu f9na9, UNI
Natal uno Sululano glet43eitig beIeben gu
@t0nnen, ite besniigten ii9 baber borldufig,
ous leBtere bur9 proclamation bonn ID.
Se6r11dr 1910 benz Namen nd9 in 8elib
gu ne6men, nobel tie ausOriidlt9 ertpGbnz
ten, baB bas Gebtet einf9lieBli9 Der @anft
2uciaz8ai bur@ 8ertrdge in i9r rehtmdz
Biges @igentbum iiberggangen iet Die
feline aolonie ielbit fte1te ii9 unter ben
@9ub bes 80ntgs bon 6ouanb in Der
Meinung, bic Gn9ldnber baburG bon einem
neuen 8eriu6 Der 8eiibergreifung ab8uz
f9reden. 0od bierin irrten Die Buren, gez
paltig, iiber folde 8leinigfeiten iesten fi4
bic g%ngldnber pon ieber tiibn btnpeg. 8ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

Janus 8otbma unb Sbeunis be &lerf muir
ben gum Sooe perurt6eilt unb trOb aler
~Anftrengungen i6rer Sreunoe bingeri4tet.
v0ie 8uren, fagt So9n Niron in feiner
n9iftorD Of tbe S%ransbaal". bersaBen
Slaaters Gef ntemals, unb es mar cine Der
nrfa6en, pelbe gu Dem groBen Sred, b. f.
Der 4ustpanbernng Der 8uren aus Der Sap
&olonie fiibrte, Der in Der 8egriinbung
bes Oraniez5reiftaates unb Der iiibafritani<
fden Repn6lif feline @nbf9aft fanb. SIM
Sabre 1929 traten Die @ngldnber gum err
item Male nit Der 4bfi3t beroor, bic 6pte
tentOtten unh 5arbigen auf cine Stnfe nj!
ben 8etBen gu iteIen. Die Sotge bapon
mar elm 9turm Der gntrittung BEL ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

8uren. 99on bpfften bic Buren,, 5aB
@nglanb bic Muf6ebung ber Stfaberei i'm
&uplanbe fir berfrii6t bdlten piirbe, 5umdl
Die @erbdltniife beoeuteno anbers lagen, al5
in @efinbien. Set 1923 isop9, mo Sopel
Burton Die SADIE Der Gflapen ppr 0ds
9onooner 8arlament bra9te, begann man
pie6erbplt, angeregt bur9 bic Nbgeprbnez
ten @ilforb clarion UNI Macuulap, nit
ernitli9en Reformen, unb i'm Nuguft 1923
purbe bereits Die fofprtige 4bf9affung Der
Stlaberei in alien britif4en RolOnten unter
8etpiGtgung zines Orittels bes Mert6es dls
@ntf9Gotgung i'm Parliament bur9gefebt,
trobbem bic Regierung fefbft unb Elm Spell
Der &ammer@M itglieber cine allmG6li6e
MbfAaffung fir peifer bielten. s3ur. 3eit
Der Nuf6ebung Der Sflaberet Ipuen nad
Ntron etpa $1,000 Stlapen in Der Sap
&olonie gspefen iein, abgefe5en BON eirerNnz
5a6l BON 9ottentptten, bic ft9 in einem
3utanpe bon Salbfreibeit ~befanben. Die
i'm 8eiibe Der 8uren befinbli9en @tlaben
tpuroen auf bret MtQipnen beperthet, ntoz
fir ben @igent6imern cine gntf9Gbigung
BON 100000 Sire betpiQigt tpurbe. Snz
oefen tparen bic @inri9tungen fir bic Ibz
f4dFfung oes StlabenbeiiBes Der ein5elnen
@igent6iimer unb fir bic 8emeKung Der
ibnen gu 8a6lenben Gntf6dbigung 10 mani
gel6aft getaltet, 'baB bic meiften nur eine
iebr nngeni9enoe a%ompeniation, bieGe aber
iiberbaupt feline erbtelten, ba bic Ngenten
Der Hegterung, bic nit Der Mufga6e Der
@bf9dBung unb @ertbeilpng Der @ntI9Iz
otgung betrart tpdren, it9 gum groBen
She'll ni4t Our9 ber~borragsnbe @6rli9teit
dus3et9neten.
@s lit FLAIR, bdb au9 obre bie1e Inter
f4leife ben 8uren burh Die pl0blid, p6ne
jebe u~eber9angs3eit ms Bert gsIebte @tlaz
ZEN Emancipation bic fdtueriten tpirtbz
f9aftlt6en Na9t6eiGe ernd91en mubten.
Der 2anbbau mar Big oa6in auf StlaDsnz
@rbeit geitiibt getpefen. SEPT !purbe bic Or
beiterbei6uffung er6eblt9 srf9nert unb ber=
tbeuert. Sin aageme!ner Ridgang beg
Wo6litanOes mubte bic SOlge fein, urb bic
4bneigung Der 8uren 9e9en Die gebriider
pu6s baburh gu grimmigem SAB, UNI 10
mebr, als t6re 8efiir4tung ii4 betpabr6ei=
tete, baB bic fir btefe 3unlane Sniitutiou
no9 b0lig u%nreifen Gin9eborenen Biertr
msbr cine Entertaining i6rer Waa6t fin
ben, benin cine liebepOl[e 6irfor9e fir ibr
Wo6srgeben erbliden niiroen. Sir bic Ell
genti9e Qbli9t, fe Der Qualification nd5er
gu b~rin9en, erpies ii9 bas MitteG babe1
penigfens 3und4it als ODui9 berfe9tt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

iigen GteiB ie6r baIb gu elmer 6li1suDen So
Ionic, aumal Die Sulus nu6 Der lesten Nie@
berlage feline @infGGe in bag 8ebiet me9r gu
nagen f9ienen. Nnbrtes pretoriu5, Der
bur9 feline Before 8ilbung f9On ats. Sling
ling cine electromagnetic SteIung unter iei-
men @tamnesgenofen einnabm, ;purpe nit
Der 2eitung Der 8ertpdltung Der iun9en SD
ionic beauftragt; er fonfttuirte einen 8olfs<
ratb, benz bic 8rifung be3ie3ungsfpeiie 9e%
i4luBfuTun9 in Dffentli4en Gragen oblug,
unb iorgte bur6 8ertrdge unb pe!fe MeBr
regetn bufir, buB bic @i4erbeit Der NnIieb:z
lung na3 auBen erb0bt urn ibre inlere
@ntpideIung sefDrbert tuurbe.
Qls Der iiineere bon apei SDbnen tparprez
torius bpn feinem 8ater urIpritngli9 Dem
geiitli4en @tanbe betimmt gepsisn nn6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

MGs einen t%petteren @run6 fir bic ltnsu=
friebpnbeit Der 8uren be8eidnet Riron in
ieiner complete 9itcrp Of TIE 9ransDaaG"
bic bon benz bamaligen StautsIetretdr fir
aolonien, 2Orb @lenelg, angsorbnete &iidz
gabe b.s 2anOftrt6es 8tuifhen ben Sliifen
Setstumma unb Sci an Die @inge6orensn,
Der in gfebe ftebenoe 2anOtrib tpar am
S4GuB bes &rieges Der SngIdnOer nit ben
Rdffern i'm Sabre 1880 bon Sir 6arrp
Smith annettirt tporbeu. 9orb @Ienelg
aber, Elm Defenders ~eifrtger @ertreter Der
6umanitdts : 8eTtrebunger, ea6 bas 2unb
ben &affern 5urid, iuosm er 9lei45eitig Die
peiBen &plouiiten our9 ltn9ere9tigfeiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

9auptsSreds fanben in ben Sa5rsa 1885
un6 1886 fatt. l1e6er a4ttauienb 8ursn
ben @ntf4IuB, i6rem neusn Batter
lanbe ben 8iiden gu tebren. l1ngefd9r flint
taufenb Mann ~tpanberten unter Dieter Ge@
tiefs Sii6rung na@ Hdtal. S6nen fplgten
ipGter einige fleinere S9aaren unter 4nbries
pretorius unb @ert Marib. Sin She'll ipen@
bette it9 na9 Dem Orange unb Dem &aa!z
SluB, 1opie ben 9rafenz8 Bergen.
Die tpe91elbpllen 99idIaGe Der 8ltrsn in
Der 3eit Bpm 1837-1848, elmer Der f4ptr@
item, Die bic 8uren gu ii6erite6en hutten,
i9ilbert Elm gutter &enner i6rer 9ei9tdte nit
folgenben Worten:
Die Nieberlafung Der 8nren IN Natal,
pel9e ie als Observation-Disclosures Maats
i9oppp" be3et6net.n, nu4s unter i6rem em>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

unb 8ebriidungeu aIer Dirt segen ii9 uno
bas englif9e Gesiment nod r1ebr anfbra4te.
@s fonnte ni4t feblen, 5aB bteie Qat BON
ptrfli9en unb eingebilosier 8rdnflngen,
pie Der englif9e S4riftitsner fi4 ausbriidt.
enbli6 gu energif@en @egenmuBregeln her
8uren fiibren muBte. @as BON %offener
Nuflebnung ge9en Die 9~ebrlidnng Der BERT
fdenoen Ma9t al eriparten mar, bate i1nen
bic @lasters Het=affaire ge5eigt. Sic
puBten, bdB Der britif9e 2eu Die eia:nal err
%griffene 8eute Bel benz geringiten 8erfud bes
@ioerfanbes er%bdtmungslos 3erreiben
piirbe. 60 griffen ite benin gu benz i6nen einr
gig offen ite9enoen @eg Der &uspanOerung,
fe b%egannen gu trettsn (au aieben), Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

reits i'm NODember beiIeGben Sabres ertlGrte
Der 9ouDernsur Napier in Supito6t, baB
bic @migrunten als britiide un~tertbanen
tein &e4t befdBen, in ben bon ibnen ELM
genomnenen Serritorien einen unabbdnaiz
gen Staat gu bilben; er tperbe bem5ufolge
lebteren in militdrii9sn 8efib nebmen.
OO8 erit Il Sabren fpdter lieB er ieinsn
Nortsn bic Shat fOlgen, pesbalb bic 8uren
3eit batten, iia Our4 3u8iige tpeientlt8 gu
ltdrten.
SIN Waai 1912 aetgte ii9 eine britif4e
4btbeilun9 bon $50 damn nebIt flint Sea-
nonen unter &apitdn Smith in Der 9aatal=
9ai unb beaog Elm perI9an5tss Eager.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

gu baden, als pl0Bli6 cine 4btbeilung eng
lii4er Sruppen unter Maior @bartres in
port Natal erfdien, angebli6, Inn f"erneren
&dmpfen Der Buren, unb Sulus b~orau6euz
gen. Gu3u bate es aber Der gnsldnber
ni4t beOurft. @igsntbiimIiderpeiie f9ien
9erube ieBt Der Suluf0nig 9ingaan feline
lebte HieOerlage pergeifen gu babsn, bern
er begann bic nit ben Buren, bereinbarten
8srtrdge in auffdliaer 8eiie 5u perleBen,
mas bic ebteren gu Der aleroings nabelie>
genosn 8ermutbung braGte, baB bic Sap
regieruug ibre alte Saftit erneuert unb 1i9
nit benz Sulufiriten in gebeime @erbin=
bung gefebt babe. Nls balb burauf pie
8uren gegen Singaan gu riiten b~ssannen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-26

bate gu biefem 3pede Biz gum Is SABRE bic
lateinif9e S9ule in Der &apitabt bsfu9t,
bann aber, als fem dlterer grnOer BET ei1en
@treif3ug gegen einen rduberif4en 8affern@
ftamm %gefaG1en mar, our l~1nterftiibltng fet@
mes alien 8aters ben 8eruf Der 2anotpirt9z
f9aft ergriffen. @r pirb als cine ftattit4t
unb gepinnenoe Grf6einung gef4ilbert, Sas
ben Buren, eigene tieTe 9sre4tt9feitsgefu9.
mar BEL i6m Defenders entpidelt nnb Der@
f3affte ibn felbit BET ieinen Seinben grOBe
@n~erfennung.
Sdon meinttn bic 8uren in gtatal, bag
lang eriebnte 3iel ibrer Winf9e, llnabz
bdnsisteit BON britif9er 5erri9aft, erreia1