The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-08-31
|5TTED LAND OF
THE FIGHTINGB
g!Kspt BY Mr. r. NJ White on His Recent
Trip to South Africa.

Nv, May 2orh. Clear and coli
.sln sea. We are now n the Gu
lawrence. All the boys hay
s.sds. y and "sore boues." as th
N \ yesterdays clark" 1 rnysel
',stty bad. 1890 q. m. Gan see
.suare shaped island on our por
IA sec q long lon stretch 2
al as the eye.can reach. Th'
,ery calm, and ths ship Is no
sssall. Very cold.
aN, May 9th, in the St. Law
pl,sr. Clear and cold. We AZ
.Dl.riug the river, with land q
.tside only. We are about tWs
a feet from the shore: There
"a been a snow storm here ri
q We can see large patches o
a The hill-sides. Very beauti'
,ssrv, all along the bank. Ex'
psss the Old Historical City o.
ta.morrow morning sometime
three large steamers, abreast
Inward bound. EThe river bank
be thickly populated as one
/ continual string ofvillages
las. The water has changed
IL to a peculiar looking color.
british S. S. NAB, " at anchor
.albay, loading lumber for Eng
slso q small river passenger
bound for Quebec, could not
Ia name. Found a 'stoway, =
dthis a. m. He stated that he
Ma, at Sydney. and wanted TO
sMontreal," where he had q
I mother. and for the want OF
hewas compelled to s'stoway.H
led to be about 16 years Of age.
II here is very wide, only one
|eE, but think it gets narrow
Quebec. 5a. m. arrive at
kiion." 122 miles below Que
gle We take on the river pilot. |
passing several small towns, !
ID lighted up, and which are |
NJ,
May 2Sth. Clear and cold,
wind from north. uArrived
j. M, and drop anchor in
n, opposite the famous port,
us to be built, and fortified,
NV. Passed the 8. s. "I0ne, I"
oW the city, on her way up.
ep left Sydnay, u hours
k,sO we must have been do
Aat running, to overtake her.
ican steam yacht "Sagamor,
nport, she being last report
Iax, NJ S. The s'Sagmore.'
leautiful looking vessel, all
hite with gold trimming.
n Quebec, is o very pretty
\ our point of view, being
small mountain, which rises /.
BON the waters edge to q /
@O feet. It remiuds me Of !
Aiss ,only Que oec Is a trifie =
he 5. s. "Indian, Of the
fest India" s. S. line. of :
Hngland, is in port. She left .
na' with a cargo Of horses y
Africa, a week ahead Of us, Z
here a week age. There Z
many ferry-boats here, the q
being equipped with.wsAIE- Y
- = l.
A Ia. m. we take on a q
rates. knocked down, ga Y
On our way to Montreal, S
ltCtto arrive nb0nt 8 am U
ernlng, asa wex have TO y
stream. Passed a large 4
At Y noon: Passed tie y
Daventry," outward
M, and British s. s. q
anehor in Three Rivers on
asf for Liverpool. Have fr'
gonths of several small Of
se left Quebec, There sh
urge trade in lumber, as
me channel here seems co
uE, for we had to stop of
9lo her to the side, to let tr
aIfy' pass us, which lin
feet between the two 4.
anchor at s-lOp. m. G.
'e0ec, Wednesday, May toI
cold and looking like thi
9sre at I a. m. Received Mo
Heges, and. bid the old det
hrewell, for the last risl
go to the shipping car
.e our pay, and pass abe
New York city, via. Z
'2n. Mack and / tax Ra'
had 2 fss J1inizs. q SON
snd shine, which s
aklng NATURAL once IrlI
Pef At the Russell Ho- sms
pshe Canadian PsoIfS s
Y We are to leave for NAL
missed our trnib al s. 4