Restoring Order in the Transvaal : Johannesburg Under Martial Law. 1900.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, September 22nd, 1900," showing the Following 4 Quarter Page Photographs for "Restoring Order in the Transvaal :  Johannesburg Under Martial Law."

Sir Alfred Milner informed a meeting of refugees that the forwarding of supplies for the Army was the imperative work of the moment and that there was at present no room and little use for the civilian population of Johannesburg.  The town is not expected to be ready to receive its old residents for a month or two.  In the meantime it is with the rest of the Transvaal under martial law.  Our four photographs show the military tribunal at work.  The President of the Court is on the Bench, with Captain da Costa and Lieutenant Hughes.  The Crown Prosecutor is Lieutenant Bates.  The photograph was taken immediately after the death sentence had been passed on a Kaffir for murder.  Our illustrations are from photographs by M. Bennett.

   a- Breaking up Captured Boer Rifles in the Fort.
   b- A Captured 64- Pounder in Position.
   c- The Military Tribunal.
   d- The Stock Exchange Barricaded and Guarded by Soldiers.

Condition is Very Good.