The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-29
SOME ALARM in ENGLAND.
HUSTILTTY or THE POTERs NOW A
SERIOUS PHASE or THE WAR.


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Concerning inc foss'bii''f OF i"''r''"-
tion-Ihe Attempt to Drag the United
St,t,s Int, the DIspute-,ost of British
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ntIsroraI which have already cost some OF
tbc host lives IN the British army, and which
iooy. ths ap.p,y as strong md aggressive as
o,or have cost too much. md the price already
t,ia ,o, hioh for tina marc ooncession of two
a,,h tho Trnnsyaal naturalization laws. or
.tr,hs rossessiop of the republic itself
MA ,,rnI,r rlomor for revenge for Majuba
nan b,s .rtirelv disaureared. In its place
No., ia ,risiry n grim and sorroyful deter-
,.I,r 10 nut tho thing through tborouRhly
,,,,r mot II has hesn irreyocabIy undertaken.
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hnt 10 imDpnU
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h.rvs warning vsster 'av has aroused genuine
.,, no ,,,.st unanimous hostility OF
Contin.rtal min, ,p,niop. which was at fret
IGNORED rr cIutel. "a now regarded as serious.
VII I, ia u,,Jo,h-aIly true that no power or
oo, bir.,ion nr rovcrs has any present inten-
,ior a, ;r.erv.n,ion Lord Enscbery was nm
do,,hted,yrf ght in ssyin, that onv disn.ter to
Creot Rrit,in'. arms might lead her rivals to
..oL ,or,roe, bv tho nri.i.b IiAlculties This
L. i,.o,,is .uncisDt +, p,ake tina British plan
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.ho aanrassior bv the British forces IN N,tnl
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rowers. 1t is imros.Ib,n indeed to accent
merely humane oruuselish ,potfves "a nromnt-
ing the attitude Of the Continental novars or
as cSrlaining the purpose behind the Interest,"
ing communication made yesterday to THE
suns Paris correspondent.
The military situ.tion &, South .,r,o, b,.
not imnroved during tho mat tov d,vs ri,
news on the essential rnints ia vary roo,grs
Never vas n war censorah n co strict Some ~
the de.p,tches pubrisbed to-day b,x. b.a,
full week in fermentation and h.cou,a NJ tho
utterla,k Of aenss or svstem IN tho onor,tiop
Of the censorship il remarkably bonnens that
nessupas nIad On Tussdov tor ipst,n,a 49,.
received be,or. those filed ON the nr.v;ous SIM
day English crtics are eopsrlv nointi,o ortt n.
disapproyal Of the theories OF Prof BIoch the
rro.entor OF The Hague conference and his
estimates as to the effect Of modern arm,.
ncnts, None OF the battles with the Boer. has
developed the fire zone of . 900 Yards which
Prof. Bloch declared that no ATTACKING force
would ever be able to cross. The Beers ara
c.r,,irIv ho,tar ,h,, ~ D,,s 'o
conscr!rt armies. and their weapons are mo-
dern. yet the British repeatedly came to close
quarters. and once or twice to a bayonet
charge. In one case more than % per cent. OF
the men fell. but battles are still fought in the
Old way
The British Government has received rosi-
tive information that corps. numbering nhont
1000. has secretly been raised in Holland tn
help the poers Wealthy Amsterdam msr-
chants found the money for tronsnor, enuin-
ment, and over 200 men are already en- route
The remainder will follow in small detach-
mehtS az they can obtain transportation, the
rendezvous being koomati Poort. on the Trans
VaaI-Portugucsc frontier. where the COM
mandant has been instructed what to do with
thNm. Tho men travel as returning Trans
VaaI citizens. and It is not believed that the
portuguese authorities can prevent them from
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