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| THE STORY OF MA CECIL RHODES,
THE KARLY PART OF HIS LIFE.
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THE MATCH AGAINST OXFORD G. FALCONER & CO.,
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YEW BELROTIONS OF
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UNIVERSITY. Man for May, we ora zouinded "that twenty-two years ago, before the railway Lond, Miny 31-The instch between was built in South Africa, tuen English continued today. The weather was glori the Australiei atid Oxford University was wore riding on a cart to Rieberley. Qae aps. The attendings was small "The WAR a young man of twenty-four, of dellostei seb was in good condition. and studious apparancs: the other was drawn at 30p.m.
It was ranged that stumpa should be In order that the pleyou middle aged, with the face of one who had inight he enabled to witness the race for been in the ward. They were strangers. the Derby at From later in the afternoona,
The Australians with two wickets For two days neither upoko. From aurisa the 110 continued thole scoond innings. 1997
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to sunset the young man pored over the Hill 14, and Gregory, 11, the not-out men pages of a Prayer Book. What are you of the preylous
was eventually bowi reading asked the older man, when his at the wicket. Humed their places curiosity at hat compelled him to speak. by Banquet for 24, and Gregory was bowl. 27
by Stocks after meking 28. "The Thirty-nino Articles, came the brief Darling and Noble now got together,
and were not separated reply, and the young man turned to his Their unbrakori partnership produced 210 when play ceased. book again. Thus met two men whose runs. Both men scored freely, and gove names were afterwards to become widely fino exhibition of vigorous batting. With
the total st 156 Darling
had scored 30 and known in connection with the country in Noble 1. The captain added 52 while which they were travelling. Sir Charles Noble obtained 27. At 178 Darling, who Warren was going out to suppress rising had given two chances, was 81, and Noble
The Sydney,
rann then scored very of the Kuffire, and the young stranger with rapidly, and had compiled exactly 100 bis Prayer Book was going back from Ox when play was stopped. The total was 300 with four wickets down, Darling having For females of all ages they are invotumble ford to Kimberley for the Long Vacation scored 106 (his first century of the tour.)
His name was Cechi Rhyfes.
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Her Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.
Alnority Algerina Aurora Harfoart Bonaventu
Centurion
Daphne Hak Fame
sloop
gbt. 2nd class coast defence:
Handy"
Captain E. H. Bayly
Hun. S. C. J. Colville, C.B.
Capt. R A. J. Montgomerie, G.B.
Where It.
Weihaiwei
Weihai wei
Shanghai
Weihai wei
Welhai wei Hakodate
Hongkong Hongkang Shanghai Weihei wei Weihaiwai Weihaiwai Singapore
Rig.
Tona. Guns. | T.X.P.
Captain.
despukih-vessel sloop
1700 10
2000
1050
1400
Comdr, A. H. Staith-Dorrien Commander E. J. W. Sladde
anabured cruiser, 1st class
$GOD 18
8500)
Foochow Weikuiwei
battleship. 1st class
10,600
· 13,000
oralger, fed class
4360 10
9000
pruiter, 3rd glass
1770
Com, B. B. S. Wroy
battleship, Lat loss
10,60
14 118,00
Captain J. R. Jellicoe
1140
2000
200
Lt. -Con, C. Chadwick
torpedo boat destroynı
5700
L
Lieut. -Com. R. J. Keyes
Firebrand Grafton
gonbost, and olass
455
oruiner, 1st olaca.
7350
12
12,000
Captain F. W. Fisher
baiwel Hongkong Manila
torpedo boat destroyer
975
4000
torpedo boat destroyer
275
4000
hermione
2nd class
1360
9000
Capt. G. A. Callaghan
1810
1600
Coindr. H. J. Davison
2nd class
2600
9000
758
Armoured eruinar, 1st olesa
5800
12
8000
ganboat, fut class
765
1200
Phoenix
1080
8
1400
best, at plans
755
Hong
756
1200
cruiser, 1st class
14,200
14.28,
gunboat, 1st class
715
6
20
Wehriwi Fohow
river gunboat
240
Lieut. Conde. Cut
West
gun-vessel, 2nd class
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receiving ship
4650
**
Commodore Francis Porell
River enoug
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383
2X
Houstong
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5000
12
A
Capt. A. C. Clarke
Wolbziwei
Sg ship
1st claya
14,000
18
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Capt. 4. Schomber:
Yokobara
120
Comair. W. P. Dawson
Fu-sing
torpedo boat destroyer
360
Luc.-Com. E. Kelly
Weihaiwai
cosatdefenceship, armoure
Hongkong
river gunbost
500
Lieut. Cóm, H. D. 8. Watson
Yangtze Rivar
river gunboat
180
Yangtze River
Flagship of Rear-Admiral C. S. P. Fitzgerald.
Humber Iphigenia Linnet
Uriande Peacock
Pigmy Plover Powerful
Battler
Sandpiper Swift
Tamar
Tweed Undaunted
Victorious Waterwitch
Whiting
Wivern
-Woodore's
Woodlark
gunboat, ist class
Loi
1200
Capt. Hi N. Dudding Coin. Wm. W. Smythe
Burko Captain J. II. T.
Lieut-Gouz.
Capt
St. John
P. S. St.
R. P. Cuchral
Lieut.-Con, J; F, Groen
L-Com, C. V. de M. Cowper
Capt.
Bon, H. Lamban
Lt. Com. Hon. G. A. Hudinge
870 Cond. O. W. Winnington-Ingram
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Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
Aspie D'Entrecasteaux
Deadthes Kelaireur
Jean Hart Keriuim Lena
Puscul
Surprise Vauban
Deutschland
Captain
Manila
Singapore
73
Lust reported at
Capt. Julius Beck von Wellstaat Yokohama Chptain Guanle
Saigon
Saigon
Saigon
Foochow
Taku Kwongchaiwan Haiphong Shanghai
Saigon Kwongehuwan
Kinochau Nagasaki
MADE BY ÖLLÚONDS.
It is hardly too much to say that Mr Rhodes has been made by dian:oada. Dia. wonds set him on his feet whoa, d'eiok sen, lonely youth, be found himself for the first time in Africa. He had left his fathor's | rectory in Hertfordshire to gain strength in a new climate, and his prespect was not the brighest. It is not true that he ever gained his livelihood in the streets of Kimberley, as has born asserted; but there was certain y time when Mr Rhodes and richts were us far anunder as the pules. That time was not for long, however. Mr Rhodes art foot in Africa a few years afpar diamonds had been dispovered there, and he was not lang hofore he staked all ho hat in a few elime Thoes he shared with his brother Hevbest ha ventually relinquathed in sinks and weat up north, whore, After a verous life as a huntor, he met with a tragic dearh. While his older brother was phants, Cecil Rhades wua plodding or
hunting
lin
the dismond fulla, Mans an
The match resulted in a draw.
In the bow ing Bosanquet, Stocks, and Humphreys divided the winkets,
Following are the sonres.
77
AUSTRALIANS.— First Innings. Iredale, & Bosanqust... Worra, e Sucks, b Bosanquet......... Gregory, e Bromley Martyn, Knox... Hill, o Bromley Martyn, b Bosanquet 11
Noble, e Bromley Martyn, b Stocks... Darling, Pilkington, & Knox Trumper le Stocks........... Faver, Bosanquet. Trouble, not out Johns, & Baumley Morty, Bosanquat Howell, Bosanquet..
Sundries
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Gallias Darling, & Noble................ 29 Feste, b Laver
rice
In
Hollins, e Trumble, & Noble
Ecoles, Laver ......
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Branilor Marten, Teadala, à Lover... Bosanquet, b Nobis ........... 1་་་6་
Humpkrogs, h Noble amor Stooks, Howell, Noble
the early seventies, &ting hla dismands ex, or oth and superintending the work of his gang of affire; but how many of the guessed thar the destinies at a continent were bound with that lad and the diamonds on his j table?
HIS ONLY CIAPOD.
up
Sundriesa diken
Total .........
241
Bowling: Noble, B for 70: Taver, Stor 50;
Mr Rhades, as has besi intimated, did | Wornill, I for 58.
not gu cut as a diamond sesker, is de! AUSTRALIANS-Second Innings liasto koalth had so alarmed his father that Irudate, bowled.....................
he caught the advice of a specialist, who told the youth that his orly chance of life was to go to South Africa He was barely twenty when he left the rectory at Bishop Stortford, where he was born on July 5th, 1859, and he was full of the enthusiasm of While working hard for his living youth.
in Notalari in Griqualand, he managed to And time to pursue his tadies, and even to come over to Oxford to spend part of each year at Oriel College, where he took bis degree. It was when returning from Oxford on one of these occasions that he learned the Thirty-
y-nine a
Articles for his next examination, surprising Si: Charles War- ren by wrapping himkel up in his Prager Book or to shrle daja on ajourrier's cart. Nothing could be topre unjust than to re mere gold-seeker. If gurd Mr Rhostes as he has sought to grow rich, he has sought riches not for his own aggrandizement. No much as to enable him to carry him on the work to which, rightly nɛ wrongly, he
The's
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ginnt hindrances. Men and women regularly Mr. Cotu employed, but who are coutinually breaking dowa Me C. Crane
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General Gordon had great admination for Mr Bhodes. One day, na the two were walking together in Bastidand, Mr Rhodes chuffed Gordon with letting the natives take hirn as the big man, whereas the big man was really Mr Saner, the Cap Secret the chest. I could not sleep owing the Major Mrs Gritßa
pain, and I got wanker overy day. I had so Mr J. H. Grimes tary for Native Affair Yoll ought to
moth pain but 3 dared not eat, and rapidly lost Mr K. J. Hall explain that he is sously and you are flesh. nobody,
said Mr Rhods, and at
at the
I was in agony night end day, and often wat In baba the Guneral supped before tho
by the fire at night 2× I could not rest in bed, I ing to Mr Sauer, maid, had a deal of moscalar pain, particularly in the Mr E. C. Hochapfel chiefe, nid pointing to
You are making a
In the spring of this year, (1897), the writer says, my health began to fail me. My appetite
pour, and after meals I had pain and weigh, Bir P. Greet
Name.
Kaiserin Elizabe Snicka
Flag and Description. Tons. Phins.
Austrian cruiser Austrian cruiser
U.P.
Franch gunboat French Hugstsiya French crum French cruisor French cruiser
4000 28 2850
476
400
·Comunudar Joumet
Captain do Maril
4000 14
1658
$300
Capt. Philibert
ધ
2050
Capt. Texier
www
French gunbeat Frouch gunboat
1230
200
Cap. de la Motte du Portail
470
Lapt. Amet
French cruiser French gunboar French cruiser
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Ciptum de Plessix
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Gerinan ironclad
8000
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Captain Müller
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4103
10
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11⁄2
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ZU
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* Thin dog; nothing mo Mr Rhodes was amazed that Gordog lead taken it ser iously, and bon the Inbaba was over,
it wwwthe right thing to
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Ktiser
Eiba
UKOL
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Italian cruiser
Marco Polo " Fentonta
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Africa
Liberal
Imital Kornicioff
Aleut
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2000
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Captain Buisman
7000 City
Capt. Zerobrenaikā.
Captain Silben
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Me W. G. Hunder
Kru
Hilliban
H. Hinds
a gre stake in trent- arme. I gradually got worse and in two months, Mr T. Howard
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M. II. Shoolbred M: H.
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Skinner
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I FRW a doctor s ho gave me medicines and ir. Mr G. E. Hummel justel morphia to care the pain; but I was no Mir better for it. Then I met with friend who toli
Win, Hughes
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uss rumdicine called Mother Seigal's Syrop. ¡Me It. F. Johrston
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Lieut and Mrs Bag-
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ROBINSON Piano Co.'s own manufacture; best for this elmate and hard wer Gi ranteed. Price, $350.
Gordon explained that is had share it the of alisisit from Ms S. Riebartoon, Che Mr and Mrs Joseph Mr and Ms A. W. Capacity of anne at the Second Divi Cause he did, was berd, vrty } whit and food no longer distressed me. Therer W. A. Kenvy
mist, Brigman Street, and in a week I could eat Mr F. Karpe
stay in Basuto with Mr [ludes tu for 1 kept on with the medicine, and soon wan
unwork with him strong and well. I am now in the beat of braille There are very few in the world to and end this remedy to all I met with. whom 1
Whittew
WINDSOR ROTHL
Me & Mea Loke
Ma Que Mitalner
M. B. Quthea
Mr M. Panto
Mr Manuel Feror
Mr Roboldt
Mr F. Roiber
1 would make such an fet-vorg You are herty in publish this letter as you Me Hugo Albrecht few men, I can tell if you. But, of. Like.(Nigel William Bridge, Grocer l Mr Tabian Arbadi coerye, you will have yourpwn way. And Baker, 65, Bridgno Street, Bolton, Uctober 5th, Mr Just Áziareta again, when he set out or Khartoum 1897. -,,
Mr F. M. Bell®. die have an illestration of the proposition Mr & Mrs Bertraud bis fatal last journey, the murest vinri- dence kopt Mr Rhudes frm accompanying with with shirticle sets out. From Mr Mr N. Bres him. Gorden wired asking him to go, and put of his own we oo that Mr W. G. Clark on the same morning Mr Rhodes received a beta fissuno. Bar Mr A. de Ebraddy an offer of a post in the Cape Ministry. that presente su marang sa dose o Me A. Grapper
Iwer is it important to the argument. For two But for that, he might lave perished in
mouth or sacre he lost from his Dosiness practi- Mr and Mrs Lai Khartoum with Gordon-just as hut forenly all he was worth to it; and what tantsitus- cold he caught while ring st Oxford, tim would have signified, had it been iùgh Sutely which seriously affected bi lunga, he might cautivar, any inteligent persona pagine. PLANOS Exchangert, Taned and Repaired nover have gone to Africa.
Dr E. D. Sokl Mr E Tubin
D: T. W Wheeler
Vindivostock
Nagaki
-Nagasaki
Nagasaki
Nagaraiti
Chemulpo
Port Arthur
Nagasaki
Nagasaki
Nagasaki
Nagasaki
Port Arthur
Nagasaki
Fort Arthur
Work Warranged, Rubin Meu ferently berota stricken with portray as equal to now. within in that way. However wall day s00 Piano Co. baxiress way be managed in so emergency by
Vindicatook
BANJOS, Maudelines, Stings &c., Stock, American Folies hd Music. binson Piano Cs.
New
Ro-
even if i make no calculation of the direct ex-
the halo. And he cant be there while he is or nocording to his meanness sofforing agentes from diseas This is trus
Simot
169ian cruiser
ssian gunhoat
Sharon
1490
1000
Capt. Miklishevely
ssian sloop
1200
2150
ssian sloop
1200
3
1400
to 2nd class battleship 10,0 0
sisu gunboat
1400
2000
G000
.15
8900
Ros
sian cruiser
19,200
28
Rud
ina Bagship
10,923
25 13,260
Thian gustost
3 1125
Captain Barronoff
Isian Sadol battleship 10,000
14
£500
Captain Barengo
Sivuo Vidit
Fian gunboat
050
+ 1120.
Captain Niedermuller
mach
Venu
Fiati atinoured crummer
6000
18
POLO
Itu gunboat
500
2000
Ban cruizor
*1290
t
1104
Bay
4413
10
10 061
1710
+
3496
Atopith
Buf
6898
3600
Manila
Call
137
55
1177
2100
Commander. S.
0.
upply ship
6128
1800
Lieut. Comdr. N. J. K. Patel
Vay W.
1. Manila
Manila
Manila
U. Struiker
-3730
8
6050
Captain W. H. Whiting
1700
3405
Lieu-Cam. J. B. Briggs
Manila
7000
9350
U. Sanbo
Lieut. Corudr. J. W. Carlin Manila
U. S stilling chip.
1307 8 1938 6100
Captain WST. Swinburne
Manila
1300
Le-Conde, N. T. Houston
Manila
U. Sambost
107
750 Lieut.
U. Sibor
殿
3000
U. S. Bubost
Capt. II. K. Nichols
Cam. F. Singer
Manila
Mania
Manila
1370
В
200
Menih
.
ORI
Mopila
16 111111
· Manila
Manila
Manila
Manila
Manila
Uoruinez
Ugunbout Uuruiser
Ugunboat. Ugunboal
Custo Celtic Charleston
Cor ord
V. ruiser
U. Samply kip
Mupadnock
Monuckey
Oregon
Muntorey
Siena
V. 3.
U. Slass battle hip 10,28
'U. '84 boat
U. 9.
Perral Princeton
Yorktown
Yosemite
U.S.iser
4 joya
Condr. G. A. Bicknell · Comdr. B. 11. C. Leate Captain A. Barker
amander C°C, Cwell · Commander CH Wist.
Commander C. S. Sporty
1000
800
1710
3302
6179
to
3800
Captain R. P. Leury
Manila
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WOULD NOT SUFFER Q AGAIN-FOR FIFTY TIMES IB PRICE. Awoku last night will sorore ming in my stomach. I nove felt so badly in all roy life. When I can down to work this morning I felt as we I could hardly work. I went to Millerand, McCurdy's drug store and they recomendel Chain berlain's Colic, Cholera and Darrhoes Remudy. It worked like magic and one dose fixed me all right. certainly in the
festomach troub thing I over used
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DIARRHOEA AT SANTIAGO. YRARLES H. Marks, whilezicting in the sion Hospital of the Fiftli Army Capsat Santiago de Cuba, usori a few bottles of Chim berlin's Colic, hotem and Diarrh Ite- nedy for disreho and find it to work ke chara. For safe by all Dealers. Warciss & Co., Geneal Agents.
Sokong Tides.
The Tide Table given below has been compiled by the Nautical Alwani40 Office in London from the, resuit of the analysia of absorvutions taken by means of an ao+ tomatic tile-recording machine in the Wa ter Patice Test at Thin Sha Tau during the yenju 1887-8-9.
The tem of the tablo is Low Water Or dinary Spring Tiles, which has been found
others, it is not o be supposed that it geteen xa as either gives according to his means to bu 2 feet below mean sea level, proqrossly as when the propricter in hiteself at
To obtain the depth of water on the tide. gangs at the Victoria Navai Yani add 5 ft. fin., and on the gauge at Lamont Dock,
penas creed by iilnes, nor of the sofiering ex- one ever heard a pretty girl say any Abonleen, add 12 ft. 9 in. t the height perienced--the latter not compatabiain tens of thing about her beauty being only skin { given in the table.
money.
Now, please remark how quickly. Mr Bridge was cured of his allurenk-bad as it seeped aud realy was. Dating from the time he began na ing Mother Seigel's Byrey, he says In a week
deep.
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HOW TO CURE A SPRAIN
1st to 7th July.
* Hion Waxin
AST fall I sprained my left hip while B 39 Wongway
handling some beavy Tutax. Tho doctor I called on said at first it susa alight 6 38| (acale dyepepsie), for which this preparation long atrain and would soon be well, but it grew
I could out well, and the food no longer distressed kan. His trouble was of the digestion on
age proved itself a sporitte. End he knoort of worse, and the factor then said I had si and employed it when the attack began he would rheumatism. It continued to grew worse hase but uo time, fell to pain.
I
finest
The lesson of the nose in this indigestiod I could hardly get around to work I shall not be without it my home bere is a common complaint, and dangerous go went to a drug store and the druggist zo on. Chamberlain's Prin Tum after, for I should not to endure the when seglected, the ready should be at heged commended me to try: sufferings of last night agn for fifty ties for immediate osa when needed. The nere Balm. I tried it and one-half of a 50-cont its price.G. I WIN, Livotyun,nable e treasure the more strict should be bottle cured me entirely, I now recom Burgettstown, Washingte Co. Pa. This guard arst it. And health is a jewal compared mend it to alloy friends.-T. 4. BABCOCK, THE
It is for sale by all Dealers. reinedy is for sale by all Talers, WATKINS with which rubies are so the glass bonds of Erie, Pa. & Co. General Agents."
Karagės.
WAKIN & Co., General Agents
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