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PRETORIA, Augat 20. The common English notion that the Beers are a suglo, solk, and cramps: hady of obstinate reactionary farmers, absoluto strong and cunning man and utterly incap y dominated by the personality of one als of education and spontanco as progress,
ary
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An aplightened polloy and sockings petroxble |solation of racial and political problems. External force has displaced natural growth; revolutionary methods with an appeal to arms have been preferred to the evolution- methods which naturo imposes. Ignorant mon tell us that the Beor is un- teachable-the permarioat pray of brutal But Are these the radical, unchangeable proper- ties of the Frisinn blood which we have in firejudice and invetorato solfakingas.
common with these Doors If no, shall wo really belong to a race above, by history, in Pebli Rams and Sanitary Bedrooms 11.30 am to 9.00 pm....Every quarter of and of prosent conditions. It is fabricated Europe and even in Africa, to be amply
in order to support the view that force is capable of economic, political, Special Caisine
9.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m....Every quarter of the only comedy, and that roforms of social prograss, is is not the part of true statesmanship to give the educativo 6.30pm to 8.00 p.m....Every t n minutes.government and administration can only forces of inward growth time to operate Night cars at 8.45 pm and 9p.m. and from cons by strong pressure from without and apon their political forms rather than
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to hammar them by bruto force into SATURDAYE.
the subapaunt control of the Transvaal by shapes of mechanical correctners? T do Extra cars at 11:30 and 11.15 p.m.
Outlanders, with the support of the Britial nut pretend that the Volltsand is a very The hope SUNDAYS,
Empire. Now, two undeniable frets give enlightened body of statesinga. Kruger, a man of narrow, deep-set political convictions, who has helped to make the entiro history of his matingin strongly hostilo to the threatened comical dominance of Outlanders, and the entire poopla support him in his resistance to the menaces of Bri-political and economic reion were freely tish Aro. But this uniformity in but a mo- canvassed. Many hopes were founded on mentary phase of patriotic feeling, that brief cessation of intestino quafrals which always occurs in facing n comuón- enemy. It in part of the Jingo case to buy that progress from insula is impossible that the Door is wholly and hopelessly reactionary in his thoughts and way. Now, this is not so, and a eruan narcation of selected local ensements of the last top grocs dies not
qulot locality. Excellent accumuudation 813 a.m. to 10.15 s.m....Every half hour a sapblance of truth to this rios, Past 088 impraze of recunt years has kept out of
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Hongkong, April 1, 1898.
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of the trumpious pace of the new inma
foreigners.
ers: That this gration of raixad reactionary policy was being driver too far was recogaised from the bug by minority of the nor intelligent and on Hightened burghem. Those who reprosent Vory moderato Prices, and al usual 10% the nation: us a mass of swlid-smdignorant ways dono and always will do when a Conservatives are not aware that from 1800, right on to the present thoro has been conducted both among the people and in the Rand vigorous campaign" of edu cation and reform by a progressive see, tion of the burghers. Mr Evelin headed a vigorous attack on the franchise la of 1800, and he and a body of young bor- ghera stoutly opposed the polley of ves riction which shirm rather than defuito reactionary principle led the Road to notion. I have read speech after speech of Mr Essalin, delivered na far back as 1892, which presents the legitimate cluizas of the Outlander and the interests of the! Republic in assimilating them as forcibly in the propaganda of the presented South Afrionn Langue to-day. If Mr Kruger bu taken as the champion of rene tion, history shows that he has not exer- cised the complete and unquestioned away that is attributed to him. So far from this being so, the violent clearago of parties uxlor Mr Kruger and General Joubert has more than once been carried to the yorge of civil war. In 1898 General for- borta frianda claim that he was actually elected by a majority of votes in the cles tion for President, but that M: Kruger manipulated the returns, and that sooner than break the State by open strife General Joubert resigned his claim. of the Liberals was given at this time to Bacolod
Commander E. J. W. Slade Captain E. H. Bayly Hon. S.. C. J. Colville, C.B.
DIO Cept. R A. J. Montgomerie, C.B.
Cem. R. B. 5. Wrey
Weihaiwei
Name.
Rig
Tons, Guns LHP.
Captain.
Alacrity
despatch-vessel
1700
IU 33000
Conide, A. H. Smith-Dorrian
Yangia
Algurine
sloop
10150
6
Aurora
basured ruiner, at class
5000
12
1400 8500
Barileurt
battleship, 1st class
10,500
24
13,000
Hongkong Nagasaki
Bonaventure
cruiser, 2nd class
1360
10
Brisk
Conturion*
cru. 1st class
3al class
1770
#
F0,00 14
Daphno
Bloop
1140
6
3600 13,000 2000
Shali
Captain J. R. Jellicoa
Nagasaki
Coal, C. W. Winnington Ingram
Nugasaki
Endyman
craiser, 1st class
7850
12
30,000
Capt, GA, Callaghan
Hongkong
Tak
g-bt. 3rd class coat doleng
363
200
14. Com. C. Chudk
Shanghai
Fame
torpedo boat destroyer
369
5700
Tout.Com. R. J. Koyes
Hongkong
Firebrad
gunboat, 2nd clas
300
Hongkong
Handy
torpedo bout destroyer
J 275
61
4000
Hongkong
Hart
torpedo bont destroyer
:
270
4000
Bormiona
cruiser, 2nd class
4330
10
2000
Capt R. S. D. Cumming
Masiopo
Hongkong
Homber
atoroship
1040
18-10
Caft. H. J. Davison
Hongkong
Iphigonin
cruiser, Bod clays
-3600
9000
Capt. H. N. Dulding
Shanghai
Linnet
gun-rossel, 2nd class
756
.870
Com. Wm. W. Smythe
armoured cruisor, 1st clasa,
5000
12
2500
Captain J, H. T. Barke
guabost, lat clas
755
1200
Lieut.-Com: J. G. Armstrong
gunboat, 1st clasa
705
B
1800
guabost, 1st class
785
1800
803
720-
river genbont
21240
Licut-Condr. H. G.. Curr
Shipo
river ganboar
85
240
Swift
guin-vessel, 2nd class
700
870
Tharast
receiving ship
4850
Commodore Francia Powell
Twood
gbt. 3rd class coast defence
363,
2
200
Woat River
Undaunted
armoured cruiser, Ist clasa
6609
12
8300
Capt. A. O. Clarke
Victorious
battleship, 1st class
14,900
10
12,090
Capt. A. Schomberg
Weihairei
Waterwitch
Surveying ship
··450
Comdr.. W. P. Dawson
Whiting
torpedo boat destroyer
380.
6900
Lieut.-Com. E. Kolly
Wirern Wordecek
Woodlark
maat dafecceship, anpour 2750
1000
river gunboat
150
550
Lieut. Com. H. D.. S. Watson
river gunbont
150
550
*
Orlando Peacock
my
Redpolo
Sandpiper
gunboat
Ligut Com. J. F. Green
Lt. Com, O. V, do M. Cowper
Lt. Com. F. F. Haworth Docth
Hongkong Yokolia:na Manila Weihaivai
Kobe Hongkong
West River
Yangtse River
Hongkong
Hongkong
Manila
Wi'carock. Tokio...... 30.0 Kochi...... 30.11 Nagasaki.. 30.15 Kagoshima 30. L Catzia... 30.21 63 Shop PL., 90.10 67 Amey......
29.98 79 Swatow....30,00 76 Canton.... 29,90 84
Viet, Peak
ongkong 29.98 74 Gap Rook 29.93 Macao..... Haiphong Manila... 29.84 84 The support Malale.....
29.00 76
General. Joubert, ň sou of generous Iloilo 29.77 87 sympathies and open to many of the new Ceba.....80.27 82 ideas. It is only at moments of critical. Dime
dangor to the State that the strong will of
Sassni│Humidity,
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Mr Kruger he heen allowed to assume a
| sort of dictatorical power; it in not because
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1900.
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2388
*Flagship of Vico. Admiral Sir B, H. Seymour, LO.B. Flagship of Tear-Admiral C. S. P. Fitzgemld.
D'intrecasteaux Descartes Eclaireur Jean Bart
Kervigint
Surpriso Vauban
Deutschland
Carlo Alborto Elba
Etpa
Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
Gorm Ironclad
Commander Journo!
Commander. W. Latin Commander Obenheimer Captain Gülich
Capt. Vasco Carvalho Comdr. Combs Lama
Fa-ning
Hongkong Hangkeng Yangtao River Yangise River
Last reported at
Manila
Singapore
Saigon Kwongchauwan Kwongchaowan
Nagueaki
$Liblk Shanglai Kwongchapwan Kwongebauwan Kwongchs uwan
Hongkong Shanghai Aary flongkong Yangis River Nogoanki Shanghai
Hongkong Chefoo
Chefoo Hongkong. Shanghai
Ma.coo
Hongkong
Nurne.
Flag and Description.
Tons, Guni
H.P.
Captain.
Prosklento Sarmiento
Argentine training vessel
2850
Captain Bethedor
Kaisorin Elizabeth
Austrian cruiser
4000
23
Capt. Julius Back von Wellstaedt
Aspio
French gunboat
475
3
450
French flagship
Captain de Marall
French cruiserv
4000
14
-8600
Capt. Philibert
French cruiser
1668 | 18:
2050
Capt. Toxice
Taku
French cruiser
4500
Capt. Aubiri
French gunboat
1250
6.
2200
Capt. de la Molto du Portai!
· Tabón ---
Fronch gunload
7470
Capt. Anet
Pascal
French cruiser
3768
1500
Captain Motet
French gunboat
629
2.
900.
Captain do Plessix
Frenola cruiser
-Captain Blond4]
8000.
8000:
Captain Muller
Gobion
Gorman cruiser
4109 10 9000
Captain RollmauTI
Hansa
German oraisor'
800
30 10,000
Captain Pohl
Hertha
German cruiser
00:0
Capt. Usedern
Gorman gunboat,
10
Ireno
Gurman cruiser
4200
2030
Kaiserin Augusta
Gorman cruiser
6391
20. 14,000
Italian craiser
6500
18 18,000
Capt. Giuliant
Italian cruiser
2789
12
0500
Capt. Occeani
Italian cruiser
3530
10
8083
Capt. Giovanni Gi‐rello
Chefoo
Liguria
Italian craiser
2300
Capt. Casolla.
Pinmonte
Italian crosoE
·2639: 15
12,200
Stromboli
Italian cruiser
3898 ∙12)
Captain Constantino
Portuguesa transport Portuguesa gunboat.
1460.
400
16:
Russian gunboat Russian sloop Russian craiser
810
ན་
30
Captain Parowego.
950 1:29 1180
Captahi Boemian
600
7000
Capt. Sharon,
Russian gunboat
500
9300
Nagasaki
Capt. Surebrenikif
Russian gan est
1490
2000
Hiasian Bloop
1900
2130
Capt. Miklosterský -
Nagasaki
Captain Sillman.
Nagaanki
Hussian sloop
1200
8 1400
Commander Kachaloff
Chemnipo
Bussian 2nd class battleship 10,9:0
Captain Fericho
Nagasald
Russian ganboat
Bussian cruiser
Hussian cruiser:
Bussion flagship
Russian gunboat
1490 6000 $12,200 10,923
·9501
2-2000
Nagasaki
16 8000
28
28 13,250
2 1128
Captain Berrunoff
Russian 2odotase batilaabigj10,000
14
B600
Russian gunboat..
250
16.
7000
8600
1190
4413 10 10 001 17106. 18136 950
Captain J. M. Forsytha Commander E. D. Taussig Leute Benjamin Tappan Oxumander S. W. Very
Vladivostock
Maulla Manila Manila Manila
Captain E. W. Figman Linut. Com, J. B. Brigen Captain K. Moore Liput. Com. A. P. Naero
Maidin
Maula
Manila
Manila
Mahila
Camer, GA. Bicknell Comdr. 1. B. 0. Loutze Citain G. F. E. Willo
Shanghai
Alapila
Manila
Commander G. & Cornwall
Manila
Whooting
Commander Harry Knox Coromander W. T. Burrel
Manila
Manily
- Toilet
Africa Liberal
Admirat Kornioleff Albout Bobra
Dimitry Donskoy Gridomat Gromiastchy Koresta
Mundslitte Navazin. Utrajay Pamat Azova
Rossia
Russian eruisar
Rurik
Silatch
Bissal Veliky
5500
2009:
Captainz Yakolieff
Captain Capriano
Captain Niedermilles Captain Domohiroft Condr Haupt
Captain Mollas Captain Sonbatin
Captain Prins Duchtowsky
Cepts Foliaro
Commander
Strootch
Vladimir Mopamish Vestnik Zabijaka
Baltimore #lentington
Calho Castine
Russian armoured gruisor 6000
Rusman gunboat
Rasaian-ergiser-
U. S. ArLiber 1.5. gunboet UB gunboat US gmboat L. S cruiser 1.B gunboak guobost US, gunboat
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CASO to
Kochi.....
and feelings of the people. The Dutch Tokio trekkers of the Transvaal ditor in no res! respect from thuir brethren of the Orange Nagasaki.. Free State, whose policy is admittedly most Kagoshim liboral and enlightened. Way is it that Outliff,... 20 19 65 Clay Transvaal policy has been, so differunt Sharp Pk., 30.08 66 | 92 and yet that the Free Stato barghers are Amoy... standing to a man, shoulder to sholder, Swatow... by the Transracters in their fight against Cantou... external compulsion Mit Bischior, of the Hongkong 30.0%
Vict. Pea Free State Executivo, one of the most fur-sighted and genuinely progressive men Gap Rock 3- in South Africa, 10 110
Macao... 30.03 To Haiphong- mem ma in the plainest and most uncom promising way. He described how the Manila..... educative influences wore at work under. Mate...... mining the sullen suspicions of the British, Bacolod... branded by experience upon she early Iloilo...... 20.69 82 Vortrekkers; how the slow-moving forens Cab... 89.76 78 (seesimet a check when the foreign flood C.S.Jatoes!
in after 1880; how at the very time the Reud, under President Kroger, was tightning the restrictions there was a now vigorous rising of internal progressive forces working towards the assimilation of the now blood and the new idens ia industry and politics. Even Mr Krager has not been the stulid stumbling-block that he has been represented. In 1800, before the Rs farm movement in Johannesburg took ser- kusshape, bet plans of franchise reform; he saw the necessity of doinges niething, and friends were urging changes intlie Franchine Law, The Jameson Baid not unnaturaliy hardened his heart and drove him back on ancient prejudico. Recovering from this shock, hu and his Conservativo burghers were 3000 confronted with a renewed and
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BATE, reduced to 2 degrees Habverbeit, and to the level of the sea in feches, tenths, and hun dredths.
TEMPERATURE, in the shade, la dezzees Fahren. INDUY, in percentage of saturation, the Inaal dity of air saturated with moistare he
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Lhvindlet, v villity, so chem (web)
7. KAIN, I inchca, Leals, and hondrodtha.
virulent agitation, eordneted in Johanne. Blickensderfer Typewriters,
burg, not by friends of constitutional re- forta, but by foreignors, strangers to Buer life and character, who urged unceasingly claims of the most preposteroun mize, as- stiled with bitter unscrupulosity every legislative and administrative net of the Government which gave them alwitcar and enabled them to amass wealth, and called notes of over-growing clearness for a British army of conquest and pccupation te suze for them, not a hair alisry, Lut a controlling voice in the State.
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