Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
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q. York. Dec "a dispatch to inc
,.Ssss from London says
IN, the war office has received IN
~. that Matching was safe on
- n admitted that the Investment
.iossr than ever before. This
..s,ued by the Pali Mall Gazette
.n,,d.rt. but the Reuter- dispatch
a,y later chow that the beers
p,-Alns now shells filed with high
-. ffof1 a ten ton gun. ana that
.,uailon IL serious. Col Baden
- t,s under him dozen well
-. o,fieerr 81 the British army. IN
,n,,,, a. Lord Edward Cecil. OF the
-,dlsr guards. This group of OIL
=, connected with dozen regiments.
80 col. Horc. Major Vyvgcn. Ma
,rSer.on. Lord Charlcs Bcntinck.
e.,,ln Fitsclar,nce. Major Addlcy and
~. Special pressure IL to be brought
tar upon the war office for the dts
,.,,A Of o relief column Go Mafcklns
-, The ground Is clear around KIM
~ Neither Lord Lansdownc nor
:, n.dyets nuller viii be likely To
- IN. urine minister's son to be
~ A. a pfls1nst To Pretoria. Col.
80 IA again reported officially Ha
.lHts his ground. with slight losses
Sum Natal the only prcse dispatches
"a came through yesterday were
EXISTS u the terrible battle lmpcnd-
Z "a the Tugela river. These di1-
,lithts were inocuous enough 10 pass
Il esrsofshln, AZ were also several be-
- MESSAGES from LadySmith.
~ nsai onlnous on. was from Geo.
t1rfh in The Echo dated Nov. 70. which
49, that the beers had captured 80
"a 4 cattle belonging 20 the garfi-
Al and that shells were occasionally
"a much mischief The garrison
- svllently casting nnNlouA eye,
,rhgard. The Central News also has
rpoH from q runner that the cam
,sia.ne has been inccssant at Lady
rl,A and that shells are constantly
f,plng inside the British lines with
n lfeftascd nuinli.r OF casualties. The
raih guns atr replying steadily. re-
ilgdng sign that the ammunition IL
llifg out
Military men who have assumed that
o coalition n the LadyHnlth garrl-
81 vas more critical than the authori-
~ have cared ~ admit. lind conilrmn-
"a iof their fears In mail letters de-
sfhlfg General Whites battle at Lom-
tfis knp. the day before III. town
~ eui N from the coast. Gen. white
vs. Vldently defeated In that attack,
"a BIZ force was driven back Into the
tat His tfoons were In no condition
. fpicus Cartoons battalions. and the
rHIaIN sHHHNla hNNf.s h.a.Va
ne ssgc begun under the hupiliat.
X .nsi Of fcvcis. Go tho British
~ ought now, say the military
makers 10 bc broken up with the least
r-itle delay. General Butler evident
spqpclatcd the necessity for prompt
tfnn when he proclaimed the advance
4 On Methuen on Kimberley In Of
n TO draw N the Free State forces
IN Natal. These tactics succeeded.
= Gen, Cfonic was heavily reinforced
iHz the east before the battle OF Mod
~ liver was fought. II N q icason-
~ tlffnl-a that Sir Rcdvera wants
ca Ntihuen TO hold CronJc'a army
sfs until Gen. Clcry II ready for de-
t''e action.
Ltdon. Dee. 1.-THE censorship con.
ttlei 10 b. nf the strictcat character.
iglsally no news II allowed 60 pass
rspi diaries of events within the be-
csssnd cartoons and positions.
Aeofdlns 70 the latest accounts OF
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10 against the Roe. Indin.rsncs ~
y laws of War a iot,o. . ,,,,,,,,.,, H.,
0r.iown W. '.s,e' punished ~
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