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Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
GEN. LAwToN'S REMAINS.
.ongements All Made for Trans
DOrting Them From san
cisco Through to Washington

Washington, Jan. 25.-Arrange-
ments have been practically complet-
cd for the transportation of the re-
mains of Gen. Lawtop, which are eN'
nected TO arrive at San Francisco on
the transport Thomas, in few days
tn this city where the interment Is
IN be made at the Arlington ceme-
terv The remains of Gen. John \.
LOGAN. which are on the same YES
sol are TO be taken to Youngstown
O.. for interment.
The details of the journey across
tho continent are given in a tele-
Gram received by Quartermaster Een'
7 9rdinoton from Col. Long, the quar-
+ermaster in charge a. San Francisco
This telegram is as follows:
Stubbs has placed at dlsposal oi
NJ. Tawton and Gen. Shafter one
dorble and drawing room car, ana
for Mrs. Logan another similar car
,.;+bout cost. VIII also furnish gov
ernment one composite car Tor re re
mains to be paid for at rate OF 30
For each dav absent from San ran
o;sco The route will be as follows
central. Union Pacific q Northwest, =
ern 10 Chicago; thence baltimore "
Ohio via Youngstown to Nashlpg 'on
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
FOUGHT To THE TOP.
Gen. Butler Gains Great Strategic
Point After a Hard Battle.
The Loss Must Have Deem Very
Heavy, for the British Troops
Were Exposed TO the Open
Fire Of the Enemy.

London, Jan. 25.-TEe war office
mas lust issued the following dispatch
from Spcarman's Camp, dated Janu-
arr -, l2:1O a. M:
Gen. Warrcn's troops last night
occupied Spion Kop, surprising the
small garrison, who ted. 1t has been
Lcd by us all day, though we were
heavily attacked, especially by very
annoying shell fire.
II fear our casualties are consider
able and / have to inform you with
regret that Gen. Woodgate was dan
crrouSly wounded.
"Gen. Warren is Of the opinion that
he has rendered the enemy's position
untcnable. The men are splendid"
Topography maps show that Spion
Kop is the highest part of a rocky
plateau Eastward for eight miles
are the Bocr positions along the Tu-
gca NorthWestward from Spion
Kop the plateau runs gradually up to
a great spur of the Drakensburg.
Gcn. BulIer's infantry, TO reach the
summit Of Spion Kop, must cross a
natural glacis thrce-quarters Of a mile
wide and climb 500 feet up Il steep
slope.
Nobody here seems to know, not
even the war Office, what Lord Rob
crtS has done with his large re-en-
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
MONTAGUE WHITE.
He VIII Re Received as the COnsuI-
and DtDlomatic Representa-
tive of the TransvaaI'

Washington, Jan. 24.-Montague
White will be received as the consular
and diplomatic representative OF 'ne
South African republic.
The state department has 1orma,S
determined upon such action ana MI:
White has been given an intlmatloh ol
this intention. When he gets properly
executed credentials, which are eN
pected within ten days, he Will present
Them to Secretary Hay and enter upon
his official career. Pending the reoelPU
of these documents he will MAINTAIN d
dinlomatic silence and make no repre-
oen+otion in behalf of his government.
Washington, Jan. 24:-Montague
White consul general of the South
African republic in London called at
the state department Tuesday after
noon and had n conference with Sec
retary Hay.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
INTERESTING STATE NEWS.
SLASHED AT HIS THROAT.
n Woman Makes n Desperate Az.
tempt to Kill Her BrOther-in-
Law at IrOntOn, o.

IrontOn, o., Jan. 25.-There cam.
very near being tragedy at the C..
d 0. ticket office here. Mrs Cora
Hicks, wife of Otto Hicks, a molder.
employed at the Foster Stone Co.'S
plant, made a desperate attempt to
cut the throat of her brOther-in-law.
w. l.. Hicks.
She believed the younger Hicks
was attempting to induce her hus-
band to desert her, and she found
her husband and his brother in the
{. q o. ticket office inquiring for
rates to Boston, Mass. With the re-
mark, You're buying a ticket, are
you?" she drew a razor, threw one
arm about her brothers neck, drew
back his head and made a vicious
slash at his throat. He ducked his
head, and the keen blade cut his liz
from cheek to cheek. The woman
attempted to use the razor on others.
who disarmed her, and she was lock-
I'd up.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
I,umber Dealers In Session.

Cleveland. O., Jan. 25.-The Union
Lumber Dealers association was In
session here, with $50 Ohio and West
Virginia members present. All the
members are retailers, and the object
of the meeting was to discuss the
trading of wholesalers direct with the
consumers. A resolution was adopt
ed recommending that all members
refrain from business dealings with
the wholesalers who are engaged In
+b;e Dracticp
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
HANNA LEASES OFFICES.
to Take Active Part I'm the Com
ing Presidential Campaign.

I fsaa! leyeland, o., Jan. 25.-That Senator
: ! .he management o Of a9 9be active part
ron oIcan campaign this uaan .on.l a:
vinc& hat tne announcement made
mere - ne has leased the entirs
sixth fI6l6t fI9l or %, Of the Perry-Payne bu;,d
ing for "iiitn "poiiitn1c,,t,' ,,'i Purposes" Tbera
are 25 Offices incluaevss in the lease.
1t is understood THAT a branch of-
flee of the national committee NAV
be established in Cleveland, and SEN
ator Hanna has decided not to refuse
the national craftsmanship, which
President Mckinley has long urged
him to retain.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
Epidemic OF Unauthorized Hussins.

Columbus, o., Jan. 24.-An epidem-
ic of unauthorized hugging has struck
the city. Director of public safety
Evans has received a number OF COM
plants within the last few days from
Young ladies to the effect that an un-
known man, well disguised, has seized
them late at night and forced them
to submit to his hugging propensity.
The complaints follow close on the
heels of the arrest of Godfrey Smith
for the same offense. Smiths guilt
is admitted, but it appears that he is
not the only hugger abroad in the
citV
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27

ng to Gen. Buffers list, total s.21e

ing to Gen. Buffers list, total s.21e
! men.
Spearman's Camp, Jan. 23.-i1be
british field artillery and howitzers
shelled the enemy posted on the crest
of the ridge this morning.
The infantry, under excellent corer
kept up an effective rife fire. The
Beers resigned copie. of which the
British infantry took possession
When retiring the enemy sheltered
themselves behind stone wall on the
slope of the cOpie, which thev held
for hours.
inns afternoon they ran across the
ravine. The British artillery poured
shrapnel and lyddite into them. and
the infantry took the stone wall.
The British casualty list was small.
London, Jan. 25.-A dispatch TO
the Times from Spearman's Camn
dated Tuesday, $50 p. M. saws;
The Beers to-day had more guns
and are prepared to fight almost in
terminably, having entrenched their
ridge, which stretched i'm an almost
unbroken line from the Drakensburg
many miles eastward. Firing con
tlnued throughout the day. We have
not advance any further, but we
threw up entertainments during the
night, from behind which the mus
kerry duel continued from exactly
the same position as yesterday"
Berlin, Jan. 25.-German press tao
tIclans are almost unanimously of the |
opinion that the situation of the Brit
lsh forces around Ladysmith is des-
perate. The Berliner TagebIatt prints
a Brussels special claiming that Sir
Charles Warren has been signallv de-
feated. n military writer for the
kreuzzeitung says the movement to
relieve Ladysmith has failed. render
ng the British line of retreat endan-
1ered.
London, Jan. 25.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Lourenzo MARQUES.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27

dated Wednesday, says: This morn
ing all passengers booked for the
Transvaal were stopped by govern
ment order, with the exception OF the
members of the Russian ambulance
corps. who proceeded by specla'
train"
Brussels, Jan. 25.-Nearly one num-
dred thousand signatures have Deeh
appended to the address promoted
by NJ. Leieun and other members OF
the Universal Peace Society, asking
President Mckinley to mediate when
will no forwarded to Washington
in the course of fortnight.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
Can stiIi Practice Law.

Columbus, o., Jan. 25.-The su-
preme court issued n peremptory writ
to Judge Hidy, of Washington c. b.,
ordering him to permit Judge Savage,
of Wilmington, to practice in. his
court. Judge Savage has been elected
to the bench, and Judge Hidy forbade
him to practice under the statute,
pending his assumption of the duties
of the bench. The supreme court
holds this statute invalid. -
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
CANAL ABANDONMENT.
Resolution introduced In the LeEis-
Iature Declaring the Canals =
Menace to Public Health.

Columbus, o., Jan. 24.-The attack
ON the canal system of Ohio was re-
newed in the legislature by RePresen-
tative Merton introducing a resolu-
ton declaring it to b. the sense of
the legislature that they are mo lon
ger a factor in transportation and
that they are "A menace to public
health" The resolution declare in
favor of the gradual abandonment OF
the canals of the state.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
Wants a New Ron.1.

Ioledo' o., Jan. 25.-County Sur
Veyor Webster who is in Columbus
VIII ask Representative Charles
urinln 10 Introduce a bill to provide
lor re-survey of the state line he
tween Ohio and Michigan. The pres
ent demarcation is said to be very de-
fectiye.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
Can Not Draw Pay.

Columbus. o., Jan. 24.-Assistant
Acknowledgement Todd has rendered
an opinion to the prosecuting attor-
ney of Marion county which holds
tka4 no county auditor is entitled to
pay for acting as clerk of the board
Df equalization, for indexing voucher
books or for issuing instructions or
material to assessors.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
CHINA'S NEW EMPEROR.
putsinr the Nine-Year-OId Son Of
Prince TuanO, VIII Ascend the
Throne January 81.

Shanghai. Jan. 2j.-The North Chi
ma Daily News publishes an edlct Just
siened bv Emperor Kwangsn appoint
ing as emperor in his place fl'Slhs'
the 0-year-old son of Prince luano'
The qcw emperor will ascend tne
throne on January 81,
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
Naeroe. Will Occupy Boxes.

Omaha. Neb., Jan. 2o.-Coloreu Peo'
ple insist on having boxes at inc
swell theater. The managers p
tested, but a3 the result OF mas"
meeting had give III.
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
Died From a Bullet wouRIiev

Warren. O., Jan. 23.-Jotgstown,
formerly of Warren and'Fe effects of
died at Pittsburgh fpsnugust by Max
a bullet wound fp''hs county. Latta
Latta at Burstdivorced wife. The
oarried r." when Latta shot Riley.
,lon , 4e did so in self-defense
nIa;- and jury refused to i1dict
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
MAP SHOWING BRITISH AflD'E
BoeR POSITIONS ABOUT LADYsMITE
''''ementS. Six thousand

"'N' DIX IHOUSdnU
'""I'ed his arrival at Cape Tov
S0ce then 5000 others have troops
, .'ere' Military critics are aENn, and
mat good share of these II. coached
gone to help Gen. Butler. and hoping
sa' =. mat few days wait moo have
I'in m strong cr dgh to overcthey ar
D'''ock, The are 10000 t.y make
rri,;iI G%, and this "-ayy weight ome the
s,,..,,I ,,n,Sh SIde is excited to dcroops at
sap5 s"''Orum now existing on the
"ym r OF operation. stroy the
lm.' HE British losses up tbn every
---. wounded and captur;l
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
Want xenia Courthouse Insr r,

Columbus. o., Jan. 23.-F people
srector Knaub Mondav1amlnatiOn
ceived a petition fr>t house. They
aslxino that he p1il there January
IF the Green vast crowds, and it
sa saw 'De a ttlris'filding is not safe,
80 thS'
Is
Ohio standard and observer., 1900-01-27
DISASTROUS TO sTEfd, accord
'"t Wrecked and AnoAMFRS
""m'Ged Between SCI
Ports in AInsfther Badly

|. seattle WASH. Jan. q %.
cottage City brings neS
.ouLer Townsend went onShe steam
T., -" hat'cry Point. going ! that the
H. - ' and proceeded to} the rocks
H. vie return trip she wa, north, but
kna,b,,NS Y,NS near Haynes ! Skagway.
kro,, Suea to pieces by the = driven on
h Il was saved and w; ll<ed .ssj on and
Tbo = C,' "'H Mission. it"es. The
me City of Seattle, s,ven, two miles
lo,,. from Skagway. was fo1
Ia I1ss G'. City between Pointdays over
|Eooana, midget. She haInd by the
toIn rN'ier ' and was at ancbs St. Mary
kg caI SIore The windsd lost her
.Dcbos gale. The vessel had Tor 30 feet
f tbir1 ""leN ,n and was holJ was blow
Filed - me cottage Cityparted two
b ans 10 run alongside to riing on bv
o"ed her safely 4 was COM
Seized CT pass haw-
rcd rPars' burg Jan. 2o.-A TO 81 peau'
Pn mere from Durham. qrcd.
livered >Fath's cargo haSpatch re-
Oaded - =, ner agents antatal. says
for Dole lie Ste2 uer ext been re-
N ID 0al ,fApdays win be
Fleets to
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
TAKING THE RElNS.

Five of the II horses named in the $780,
00O stallion stake are owned IN New Eng
land.
Orrin Hickok is now at Patchen Wilkes
farm. Lexington. Ky, 1T work "n a lew
good ones which Ia is preparing for TIA.
grand circuit campaign.
Steve Phillips. who drove Sleepy Tom,
2;l2, when the blind PAGER was grand
circuit sensation. has been nominated for
sheriff of Fayrtte county, o.
Should Alta Belle and Monhcls come up
to expectations this year Beautiful Bells
will lead all brood mares. with IL stand
ard performers To her credit.
Prince Of India. Obj. 10y Baron
Wilkes il in Charley Lyons stable 1T
Louisville and is said Ia hc much faster
than he has ever shown before.
Lucic May. 2:32i.. Icy Oakland Baron.
winner "f The pacing division in the Ken
lucky Fuurity last year at Lexington.
Ky. j. hcin. trained AT the tot this year.
She is in James l.. Dod=,'s stable Al
Paris. Ky.
The 5-ycar-nld stallion Director Feck.
by Director. dam Nam rino Maid.
2:l5Ia. 10y Mamhrino Startlr. has been
added To- W. L. Shows - hlr. lie i
owned hV tho TCtcrHu y. j. Fcck nT syria
cIISc and * sad To- be- an unusually prom
iSin" horse.
Maiden. i'm the string OF Phil Dwyer.
will Il" Ia watch. a. he ran a cracking
good race in the Bouquet Stakes. He was
.Etcrrcrcd with at least four times while
coming down the hill. and ne will win
shortly az a good price.
After an absence Of over "a year from
the saddle Jockey Charley Ballard has
hccn signed 90 ride for the Canadian
turfman William lIcudric for this sea
son. Ballard j. NOW training hard and
has reduced his weight {" 10 pounds
md expects Ia ride much lighter.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
MOODS p1RllLs
SARs4h1as5ies5s s Sc : !;: ::
dIeasSa t Rheum,cu
- sPfmpesa and ErupiDs gives
empexon 1t thoroughly pu
,ihHza ndenihes u blood.

II is free from the complexities OF a set
OF harness.
II Is always a pleasure 20 record
deeds OF herolsm. When the British
entered the Free State capital Major
Hunter-W Weston. with ten men. passed
through the BOer lines and succeeded
In cutting the telegraph wires and also
in blowing mp the railway 10 the north
of the town.
From Bethulie Bridge. in the north OF
Cape Colony. come particulars OF an
other gallant deed by a young officer.
Lieutenant Popham OF the Sherwood
Foresters. In the hailstOrm OF BOer
missiles he cut the wires the enemy
had laid To the mines planned To de-
strOy the bridge. Advancing through
the trenches. he noticed some boxes
OF dynamite ready for use. picked his
way back 10 his regiment. collected
few men and with them again crept
across the bridge. l.4SG feet. a quarter
OF a mile long, and under a brisk
fire took the explosive back 10 the
camp.
This feat OF reckless gallantry per
formed in the full glare OF a South
Afri IN day was emulated ut night by
Captain Grant. an engineer officer. who
traversed the bridge i'm spite OF the
BOer guards and removed the dyna-
mite charges from the mine bOrings
which the enemy had so carefully pre-
pared. CECIL HOYT.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
MEN OF MARK.

Senator Perkins of California still re-
calls his sailor days by tying his loose
neckties in half sailors knot.
In times OF peace gardening is the IA.
vorite diversion OF President Kruger.
Last year his collection OF phlox il the
garden OF his home in Pretoria was
famed for its beauty.
Lord Kelvin. the physicist, has been
made honorary colonel or the volunteer
corps OF electrical engineers organized re-
Gently for service in South Africa. He
will not 20 10 the front.
y. c. ID. Hodges. librarian OF the scien-
tiic library at Harvard univ ersity, has
been elected librarian OF the Public libra
~ of Cincinnati To succeed a. W. Whelp-
ley. the librarian. who recently died.
Governor Crane of Massachusetts was
the subject OF conversation in the lobby
OF a Boston hotel the other day. Crane"
said one man. isn't such bad fellow"
''YOu bet he isn't" remarked another.
"Crane is a bird"
Alexander X. Shepherd. formerly OF
Washington. who has sunk fortune in
the BatopilaS silver mines in Mexico, is
about To realize u handsome return on his
investment. according 10 The Engineering
and Mining Journal
Henry A. Bingham of Philadelphia.
who Is now serving his eleventh consecu-
tive term in the house, affects the white
vest fad and can be seen at any and al
most all times wearing a daintily EN-
broidered waistcOat of that immaculate
hue.
Governor Lew Powers OF Maine has
straight black hair and high cheek bones.
He looks as il there were Indian blood in
his veins. hut as Il matter OF fact he Is Il
Maine Yankee OF pure strain. Governor
Powers is one OF the best story tellers in
the country.
Senator CulberSun is the eldest son OF
David B. CulbersOn, FOR - years Il mem
Der OF the house OF representatives, from
Texas. In 1890 he was elected attorney
general of Texas. lie served four years,
then was elected governor and held that
office two terms.
General IL. Y. Boynton has accepted
an invitation To attend the annual Fourth
Of July celebration at Guilford battle
field Guilfnrd Courthouse. y. G.. aud 10
deliver the address oil the occasion. Gen
eral Joseph Wheeler has also been invited
and is expected 10 attend.
The son of William Waldorf Astor,
who lives in England. is IL and will get
the bulk If his fathers fortune. At the
present time il i estimated that that for.
tune is $2OO.OuO.uOU John Jacob Aston
Of New York. while not 80 rich a. his
brother has over SIiuuO.OuO. most of
which will go To his 9ycar-old son. il
bright youugStcr.
Because Oliver Wendell Holmes in
poem writtcu over - years ago referred
To the first marshal of the class Of 1900
at Harvard a. the young mustachiocd
marshal" the Harvard seniors now want
w \. NJ. burden. their first class mar.
shall to let hi~ nlu>tachc grow in time fuI
the class day procession. Mr.. burden
has as yet kept clean upper liz.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
FOUR BALLS.

Imposing fines Oh impudent players on
the halGcId has begun early, but not too
early iu meet the Impudcnce. apparently.
Boston Herald.
one thiu- can Ice said in favor Of the
St Louis Baseball club-it usually man
axes To occupy first place AT least once
duriu- the ~vit~ou.-St. Louis Republic.
II i, tn Ice hoped that the separation Of
WASHINGTON from the League will not
create the impression among baseball eli
thu~iu~l~ elsewhere that the District of
[ ulumhia has been taken oil the map
Washington Star.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
THE ICEMAN.

II j. too had that ice does not grow in
~luucr. when il l. most ucrded.-I;dsc-
wood y. j. News.
I'Hrai"Nic:l a. IL may sound. the burn
iu. question 81 the hour ia New York h.
icc.-\cw Work World.
In Chicago ice must bc weighed IN the
presence uf thr customer. Eul the ic.mau
j. uHt unhappy. lie may use his own
NcaleS-K Kansas City Journal
STATE of Ohio. City 81 Toledo
Lucas Comfy.
Frank i. Cheney makes oath that hc h. thu
-,riur partner al Ihc finn of +. i. Cheney ~
Co doing business ia the city of Toledo.
county and state aforesaid. and that SAID finn
will pay the sum uf Ouc Hundred DullaT, for
each .,ud every ease uf c.,taTrh that cannot Ice
cured Icy thc use of Halls Caiarrh Cure.
FEASH j. CHENEY.
Sworn L. before me and subscribed ia my
presence. this 9th day "i December. AID lNs6.
- \. ". GLEASON.
SEAL. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure J. taken internally and
acJ, directly OH the blood and mucous surface :
of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
r. j. CHENEY * Co.. Toledo, ..
~ Sold by druggists. 80
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
CURTAIN RAlSERS.

Minnie palr.cr j. r!ayin" in London In
her old Sucr,,~. My Sweetheart"
Mrs. Felix Morris is E" 20 on the
vaudeville stage a. a m"n"l"@iSt.
Au@u~tu> Thomas was al one time a
ticket seller in the Olympic thcatcr. 81.
Louis.
pcumau Thompson and George W.
Rycr have W.ittcn a play called The
New Minister"
James !. i, fries will take the part Of
an Arizona sheriff in the new play lay
NJ. Greene il writing for him.
Charles H. II"yt has new rIay we'll
in hand for next season. The tIIlr j. L.
he "a Bunch Of Blue Ribbon
Mmr. Sarah Roruhardt and NJ. Coquc.
lin. it II announced. will make "a tour If
IT," United States L. last SiN months.
Sir Arthur sullivan new opera. The
Rose "f Persia" i tu hr produced in New
York by the original London company.
Mime. Paul has for >umc time held the
record Tor the highest sum that has been
earned in year lay woman. her highest
total fnr the l. months being S:;Jo.WuU.
Elita Proctor Oils. NOW playing the
leadiu: role in Woman and Wiuc," H.
considering au offer 1" star ia David BE
lasco's "ZaZa' in Australia next season.
The first role of any length Della Fox
assumed Was Editha in Augustus Thorn
as "Editha's Burglar" which was the
first OF Mr.. Thomas plays produced. This
was in 1884.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
IMPAIRMENT PERSONALS.

Mark Twain is in favor OF perpetual
copyright. but surely he can't expect To
live that long.-New York Mail and Tx
press.
Mrs. Howard Gould has established
another OF wuman's rights-the right L.
be- suited with her suit. - New York
World
Miss Gosgin now knows that the rca
son she had received no proposals was
because she had not Chicago
Record.
Dir. Harper of Chicago is about To go
to Russia. The ear will do well To keep
IA firm grip OH the imperial treasure
Topeka State journal.
Alfred Austin denies that the Irish are
u poetic people. As Il judge Of what il
poetry and who il poetic Alfred couldn't
get on the board of award 1T "A county
fuir.-Atlanta Journal
Mr. William Showers has been nomi-
mated for public office in Oregon and IN
stead Of trying Ia snow the other fellow
under will probably cndcavOr To drown
him out Chicago Timcs-llcrald.
Ii Is Ia lee feared that John Calvin
would have pnEcd thc fire rather vicious
Is under the Rev Dr. Parkhurst if that
gentleman had been 80 unfortunate as Jn
live ia Calyiu's day. - Cleveland Plain
D,.alrr
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-05-25
GREAT future Of AFRICA
CAN A BRITISH MAJORITY BE SECURED
BY IMMlGRATIoN1
Tendency OF the Rural Population
10 Go to the Cities where No More
People Are Needed - Horses and
Oxen For Military Transportation
[specIal Correspondence.l

CAFE Town. April 27.-While all the
world Is watching the South African
war the people OF South Africa find
time TO speculate about what is TO
come after. Rhodes and his party want
the republics annihilated and the land
and people attached to Great Britain
rs goods and chattels. The opposing
party want freedom and equal rights
for all. believing that the Beers and
British would assimilate or that Brit
Ish immigration would soon place that
nationality IN the majority. II there Is