same
remarks against America and the Ameri
cans as those objected to Several re
porters separately and away from each
other Interviewee him and are all
willing to make affidavit as to his lan
guage
It has also come out today that even
In the transaction of consular business he
has frequently- treated his visitors to ti
rades against the American people and
a number of business men are willing to
testify to that effect The entire mat
ter will probably be laid before United
States Senator Foster with the request
that he call it to the attention of the
department and ask for Vanslttarts re
moval
General Pearson the Boer agent here
through his attornej s Messrs Clegg
Qulntro has determined to bring suit
against Vanslttart for K0000 The action
is the result of the statements made by
Mr Vanslttart to the chief of police when
the Consul demanded to knowthe men Dr
Stulb saj s that much of the food was
poisonous and he so told the captain The
result of the wretched foeid was a serious
outbreak of Dr Stulb denies
that there was any mutiny aboard the
vessel the men however refuseel to work
unless given sufficient food were
put in irons for this and imprisoned at
Durban
On the trip back to New Orleans Dr
Stulb hid several severe personal diffi
culties with the captain and when the
louislani quarantine station was reached
lie aliindonid the hip to seek the pro
tcrtlon of the qu irantlne officers Dr
btnlb tod iy libeled the Milwaukee for his
p iv which was refuseel him and brought
a p rsonal suit In the United States Court
for Jiloo damages ngilnst Captain Challis
for 111 treatment on shlpboird
The British mule transport Montczum 1
arrived here today from South Africa
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