THE POWERS AND THE WAR.
ITALY REFUSES TO INTERVENE. FRANCE STRICTLY NEUTRAL. Rome, April 12.. Italy has assured the Boer delegates that she would not intervene unless both combatants desired mediation. Paris, April 12. M. Delcasso, Minister of Foreign Affairs, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies with regard to Portugal permitting British troops for Rhodesia to pass through Beira, declared that while France maintains a strictly neutral attitude herself, sho was not called upon to enforce neutrality upon the other Powers.
• SUSPICIOUS TRAVELLERS. Capetown, April 13. ■ At Great Britain's instance passports 'have been withheld from 2.1 out of .75 persons'who recently landed at Delagoa Bay. The 25 carried ammunition'./-,'' . A PRIEST EXPELLED. London, April 13. . The Boers have expelled Father De Lacy, an ardent Johannesburg priest, for showing sympathy /with British prisoners and providing them with a Ohrißtmas dinner. ;■'; ; ;- _ .- ; —— ' PURCHASES ; OF FORAGE. . London, April 12. No fresh purchases of forage will be made before £"?&«'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11346, 14 April 1900, Page 5
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