. The story of the rear column of the Emin Pasha relief expedition [microform] . Explorers; Birds; Insects; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. ( 99 ) I: !i. h f i m CHAPTER V. July 27th to Dkcembkr Slsr. Letter to Mrs. Jameson.—No news of Tippu-Tib.—Promise to protect nativea. —Reported arrival of Tippu's men.—Keturn of deserter from Stanley's paviy.—His statement.—Arrival of the Stanley.—Raid on the natives by Tippu-Tib's peopl e.—Final departure of the Statihy.—First visitof Tippu- Tib s Arabs to Yambuya Camp.—Hoimy crosses river to native village. — Abdullah punished for stealing an axe.—Jame
. The story of the rear column of the Emin Pasha relief expedition [microform] . Explorers; Birds; Insects; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. ( 99 ) I: !i. h f i m CHAPTER V. July 27th to Dkcembkr Slsr. Letter to Mrs. Jameson.—No news of Tippu-Tib.—Promise to protect nativea. —Reported arrival of Tippu's men.—Keturn of deserter from Stanley's paviy.—His statement.—Arrival of the Stanley.—Raid on the natives by Tippu-Tib's peopl e.—Final departure of the Statihy.—First visitof Tippu- Tib s Arabs to Yambuya Camp.—Hoimy crosses river to native village. — Abdullah punished for stealing an axe.—Jameson and Ward start for Stanley Falls.—Natives offer to make them princes,—Yalisula.—Arrival at the Falls.—Received by Tippu-Tib.—He explains non-arrival of men. —Native wrestling-match.—Jameson makes Tippu present of big rifle, —Return to Yambuya.—Soudanese punished for theft.—Sehm bin Mahommed.—Arabs shoot down natives.—Disappointing news from Tippu-Tib.—Rumours of Stanley's return.—Barttelot and Troup start for Falls.—A man possessed by a devil.—Deserter's story.—lionny's surgical skill.—The Major returns.—Omaha.—Report of a white man coming down river.—Fresh disappointment.—Jaundice.—Arabs try to prevent trade with natives.—Burgari Mahommed steals meat from Ward's house.—Living skeletons.—Three dreams.—Ungungu captured by Arabs.—Christmas Day.—Fresh trouble between Arabs and natives. EXTRACTS FROM A LETTER TO MRS. JAMESON. July 271^/^,1887.— ... It is just a month since Mr. Stanley left us here. Tippu-Tib's men have not yet anived, and we are both very anxious about them, for should they noi turn up we shall have to wait here until Mr. Stanley comes back from Lake Albert Nyanza, and goodness knows when that may be, perhaps not until November. The men are mutinous enough already, and I do not like to think of what they will be like before then. I must make a lit< sketch-map of the Camp
Size: 1103px × 2266px
Photo credit: © Library Book Collection / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1890, booksubjectbirds, booksubjectexp
