The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
MING RIM ,RDS MACK GrrsT.
lev nh kinx Of Uarot,riand. Who Has
just Wet the uritish Ruler.

: that l"N dNlh9, hung oi horO'''laiN N''In
- tho only African fu''t'1'e "r'--r' ny
tho coronation Of King Edward How
ever that nav -. lcwanika has arrived
N tie GROUND. laR been mot cordially
received y the King AMI VI. ~ ~ way,
undoubtedly attrac' cuusIH rah.c att n
'or during the coming Or,mon.s IN
London
l.w-niks - Tho big man = n large rrrior
on IA" UPPER Iamt-s II RIVER Al 'r"
tritss Z tie greater ralt ~ ~" u'1'r
Iar''si Valley have long he-n uu'i',i
into a single stat" known ~ H." Baru'-'
nation
Tho empire was founded In Iiyings;one's
day boy n srrat war chief l'ir,'. ~'hI'usri.
lDWauIhR. tUr son = a.. o'Ici. Id. t-'n
ON tl, t'r1u" for many y'a-~ AMI. though
Ill a hale man. T. p'.'' advanced .n tg'
IT. subjects ~" -uITu~d u" ruini"r
about tnuo 'sr~ois. aud h- svav II
supreme throughout IN f'r'il" c"'uaiu
Probably up ,th,l of 'hc sUtJNCt African
hing now La 90 much puwer OF rules
over 49, Urf.y l-'pl"
Ehs missionaries long sought In vain
80 e.t . luo'huid 10 liar ISLAND Tic
f,uuIcr e ~. kingdom iri 70, .'oE upon
| 'trm with fri,uiIy ewes and CLOSED LIS
dour- 90 AL ,'e whites
TIE French 'cachor~ who give their lives
20 Afri,1 hIlo however. no such w"fi as
-,aur,'- iu 'ioIr Vocabulary. amt after
AN wears % Wort tho French Protestant
i-sl.atrv ,uiI.sri with his wi'o AZ last
-gccs- i,i ~ obtaining PERMISSION IN iNS.
20 s.''lr ~ -" country ~" was wei ~
c"ivcI ~ 'hn r'N kfug. l"wartkl. and
lived with - near tho hing nh two or 'hr-'
wears asu. when old gE" compelled HE r.
'irrm.u'. snJ to rcuurrci 20 rance only
90 10" 'l,rr He d-' nt.-I wIf" d, buried
! not tar from the Kings residence
tui..ari. UAr Livingstone. mad" an nm
diving IHm" - a l~!o'c"r IN ~" African
n.'d lie fret attracted worldwide al
'.utiou Nv saving The lie - he renowned
Porflgucs" explorer. S.ra Pinto. whom
he found SICK. utterly destitute and mary
I hundreds e miles from the nearest white
station
In the thrilling hook he wrote. ScrJa
Pinto said that be- would undoubtedly
have r-ri~h~l II II had not he-n Tor the aid
that Cuillari and his W" CAV" 20 him
They rursed ham lack ~ health and gave
him an OUTFIT 'ta' enabled him "a rrt,l.
he g. us'.
TIE wing work ~ Cp.l.orl'- li'a
was 10 iragcuoo - ncquirei over ~"
h~lrlaruus king I"wauika and his r""p.n
= vas more 'hau ton wears icfure the Lea
,.',-l m~i,~iorarv hogan 20 so" tho fruits
II ii- ."al ,- and urV"l'ci EFFORTS in
Nahalf = 'N" Upr.'s" rr1f" l. WIS 49,
,l about '.r v'ara az 'ha, many e 'hr
mt. wees and ~" klug himself t.raw" ~lr-
viro.i that 'h"-o wa good IN the ''a'h,rgs
~ tho MISSIONARY
Tho result Of ri. ~~.rvlr'.un Is 'ho' Foe
dav large rrnlar~ ~ 49," subjects = Low
nriki ar" Ir.',,. .,g Christians -, kuc
I .ii.o- hat r.nc Las ifr-~.. BOO d." gpth
- vl.'a m"u and ha- l--.u Dur-'ar' iu
ms cNor'- - promote tho spread = civil
iza'iou through l. country
~ had r.' hon for tho work 20 C.illard
tAc King 30 tee Bir.tsa would uo' have
l-en invited - England and would r.'
have had tho friendly greeting which Kug
I!varl ga,o him ON Friday 'a-' IT,"
explorer Dr Johnston. who studied Tho
W.-k 2 tho CoiIlari mission on ~" ground
a Few wears ngu. wrote that y 10 lad seem
or" mission which more than aru'tr" d"-
SERVED 'ho f'Il -vmpa'hy md Hearty -tl-
Pot - Christians II Was the Coi..ari
mission
N'f'f'll| = 10 VI INV ~ IL ff'IlTNt
none 81 lis subjects can s'arl d. 30"
pr-arc~ Il Icwarikl. when no receives
white mon IN his court vArI o. the c-r'ro Il
the capital town. a crowd Il people 1r
nlway. seen kuccIing In -.micircles lsfuf~
him, near ~ FAR. according 20 their rank
@ Explorers have saiI that they thin
the da~p yielding sand IN which ihcs" hun
drs!s If T.oplr ku.cl j. a meryirl pro-
- - ~ - p. l-.-
mai' In that ra<ition for hours 'oC~'h,-.
Johnston saws that T"VarlEa received
him most g~raai.u-y tho "%Nrl1ror could
ru' l"' f-l 'ha, ~ la 10" Ma faoo go fen'
with , real African kug compared WITH
vhrin ''o many h- had s"u Ncr" insight
cant ~Icwauika wa plainly drcs~.d IA
Tugli-h attire aud AT ga m ordinary
cau,-hu''om chair hi- manner We n-ahlc
and fr,'.
H. front = him were hia hard - drum
m"r. aud mlrimla PLAYERS The kis
o,uII not quiz" understand Why The ,N-
y,on,r hal como - far simply 90 49, ~"
country and III" I-'opic. Ito s,ii
M 'h" whit" men that rome herr cith,r
want ivory ant skIns ur hh"rty Co lprt h.
INV territory
The King ms a NATIVE -rcr"tarv. educated
NJ n mission station IN BasutolA0d. Who
attends 10 his correspondence with TO
whit"s and with HI own subordinate chief ,
Ga" dav. lboUi ten wars ago. lewhrt,a
odd a WIit. traveller hat De- vas vry
~ Nipus FOR NOR mi--io' aries "a come and
teach nam ID his I"oT!r lie wi'Let It
go j., uudtrs'usi that ~" dbl not Nrsru 80
much for a know lodge 81 tho Gu-Icl. nut
b. desired teachers Ia instruct his I-oric
how 20 rad and writ" and especially 90
tram them A. carr-ntcr~, cabinet makers.
tia ksmi'hS hud IN Other trades. 50 that
thcy NIGH make furniture and bpild
houses. fuT lim
H. has a g'"a, i'a 81 tho ability e has
puvlc tu icatu the ,ar.ouS arts aud H.
CONS" Wis like Eur leans. le "a ~ uu
means an adler himself, much of hls time
l-ng spent IA Wu,drafving. with very
ItlmliiNc tools, turning out l.wls AL
other dishes - I''f~Ct symmetry and
exhibiting exceptional sktll aud tasVs