The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-07
"UNFIr FOR a WHITE MAN"
Leonard LeiGh's Opinion of the south
African Country.


T.eonard Taioh and his son T.eonard
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A1eisH' 0i' Oi Lam I-ii'Heh 4'iSii'' "a
rived on the steamship New YORK satur-
cay on their way home from the Rand
r,i,,,,,, a,s.rso+ ~ co,,h' Asrica u,bora
ooth nave peeh enlploEeu ny the frGleh
Rand Gold Mining Company for three
ve=.s
ro,b oro ir+a,sel,, ,ro- 1ritisb In serti.
,,a,1t IT,, ,,-nro go a. H. stevens
Tio,,,a i, 'o-,ar + ,o,dn,o,~ last riobt b,,
n IVcrld reDorter and Mr. J,eIgh Sr
snol,a as fol o,rs.
IT az, aIad ~ ,b,e o,ror+,pi+,, "a do
nav, ,1rt o. a., An,a,ica,, tovrar5 get+int,
N,,ari,.ars riybt 81 tha cou+b Afr,cap
W. TLat Tho ev,natbv Of America
sbnnla he u,i+h tho pders con no attrih
utah1a cn1v ~ Tho fac, tbat Tho neonla Of
- rrntta1 Co. ,,o.,,raIi,. Ia vim
rarutIins Ru3 abo poor Po,y,hiir is We
n,bitn ~ na,,a ori, T. ts nonarobv
In r1rast5,,,,+ trr,ycor &c tha surraroe
a,,tncrat
s.7,t,a o,,+ro r,os 80 n,hiob oil eoroigrars
orc s,,biented Nv Sbe prs arc incradI-
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~ tr1rans,,aaI ~, D., So, sivtaar
- 49, "a ts oo,,rea,aa - 80
NT,,,sa,. isa "a IN .oI,i9ds of oror,,,ni-
tior oorstar,+i|+ -, co.. ao,to,, NJ f,r-
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curse 1ha tamntatfon for The Roers fo
nea b,ir u.e,,ilps 80, tho slisbtest TrovoS
catton is ,,-.esiettbIa ga A,,arioans
Irisb ana p-i.5sh ana otbar foreie,1s,s
bavn boan st,ot - T., nnIa HOOD and
nothiner tas - ralr dona 70 tho Yer
-, - "a Ijs ~ t.an+!,or D. v,oIica-
w., ~ I,,o,i, ,,11,Iutad tn, 49,,
sword ana a laree revoIver which thew
~ tr,o H. - ,.hooo,ter thaI, baI.s
a., e,l,,a.t,,1,.
80 oHkSA NN''AN'
,-,v ~ 1,tIIirr - 49,, ~ = T99a, rtolice
man really nTecinirated the nresent war.
Edgar was walking along a street in
johannesburg, when another Englishman
insulted him, and Edgar knocked him
down. Boer police mel saw the act. They
followed Edgar home, saw him reading
in the parlor, his wife with him, and bat
tered in his door He stepped into the
hallway to see what he trouble was, when
a policeman. without a word being said,
shot him dead. Nothing was ever done
to the polio eanan.
81 oversight once on a train from Jo-
hannesburg to Luipaarsvlei. 1 was put off,
fined 50, and forced to pay S. more for a
ticket for the distance / had oversight.
After the shooting Of Edgar Outland-
ers called a meeting to protest to the
British consul Mounted Boer policemen
broke UP the meeting injured many per-
sons and arrested the two men who got
up the petition.
mo paper printed in English is allow
ed TO print a petition unless the petition
suits Kruger and his men, but we secret
ly managed to get up one with 2l,6SO
names attached ana presented II 10 the
consul:
II foreigners appealed 10 court they
We're always disseminated against. Al
american once Appealed 70 court because
ne was hneu LOT rlulhS past a statioh On
tralh' lie was llned 10 ana COILS Jul
res are composed only OF beers
Official "Blnckmail."
"The Rand mines emplov ~ coo laborers
/ Each lahorer is taxed $40 when he is sci
10 work when a Roer official wants
money he sends an INSPECTOR around who
claims thar such and s,1ch a ounnher of
lahorers have NOT Maid their Initiation fee
10 the mines. He fines as MANY as he
likes Sos oniece
..E,verv R,,er official makes q nractice Of
Io,,1irg blacknau on foreieners W5en-
a,,a,. he u,ante money no eooae IA a mine
manager or owner and asks for a loan
..rbere IL M land tax 90 ali the Taxes
arc ,,a4d h1, tho Outlanders Who ovvn pro :,