The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-14

eorden's cendsnssd Mllk Co.,

portal rr of mtrmnery and materials
r.lufei f'r the state-worksd mines
explosives fr tte government fac,1rg
1nd e,en 1f aciuu ammunition haa
heeu enormously Increased by the prac-
UanI lmpnes.bIiIty 90 rorduoifng
th1.1ush searches nf fore rn vessels
pr.f ,riIY conveying Good
THs .IHraa ldapfa1 ny fh. 1uar %
....rHFU.HI It fs.lrIel a. t.rd.ns f.I.
.H.N t1rrfanF th. var ari to hene.
o.. f..w .Fpper lt the expense sf
ffs H1 ah' r tuy nae ore unt
lni. H frIde nIf. t1e enemy
pa.e.. ule .a Foo. present ahfua ~
1GU s. mnr. u.u n the noe-a
fhan If III 5000 actually n rmuavaai
teraory
London pee % u-Iuian Ralph deacrib
.nF fhr battle af M1FerHfunfein, ln q
sn'tli ilfnafrb to enc Dany Man. aayu
rnr ulart were entt snchsd af MaEera-
f3n.eIf. f1uf miles north OF m0ddcr rig~r
A. dtNu Monday the fighiandera al.
vanring tcrofH che vsidf were suddeniy
sunt..tei fo muoierous ere from the
tr'ngHe. hbou mo yhrda in front rha
greater part of tle fearful ioss OF the
Say wha thus suffered in a single minute
snriled ana overwhelmed. the brigade
r.iifed quickly bui soon rallied and re-
tun'd fhe.r nIHuor Thn was on fhs
Ie0
oH tae ufht Hs guards brigade ad-
tnr.si across tHf ,eidt against other
'rerehr. 1Hi f,lfh' fr nvabis 'o. for
o. b1Ir
A. % a nH nHmns the Gordon hirh
.Hi.H enrt arf forward THE uoors
II.ti .rH n pIfs owe uae lf trenches
f.I HH enHIHi.i fhem We rahad
ln. no.. trenches eim rt1e-r through.
.H fH. dlE THe ffhNng oa.g c.assi
wth n.sbtfII
fH.11r Ds. "A sn....r flanatet
from rreiouH bF vti 1f L1urenro Mar.
1urt 1va
Wh.H thr battle of MaFerafontein was
proceeding 'he Frss state artillery en-.
glr't Iu lrmorsl train along tha RAN.
etF hne toward Belmont
Forty .1ue nusoners belonging 10 th.
nrFf battalion 1f enc Gofuon highianderi
have just lraversei Jacobada
ln the iai attack on Surprise hul fhrea
''tiirs Pretoria townfuen were killed
tni srteni others wounded causing
great rorrow hsrs
Fr'r' camp Natal Do. % The Ro.-u
ir' 1iiiI Hhoiunr radyamith
I1n h.nt s terrific
DETAILS or RATTLE
M1ddor River De-, f1 Tn. uritl.h
/ "tuait-a lpriude-i che Maruuis ,f
Winchester Major of the aecond la.
itHHf D1.1airelm guards. who v.s
NIIri and Coi Dgsenham of IN. ar,
battalion Gordon hig' nnders who vas
mnrtH'y wounded
Whom the highland .Hl mos fhs fnlr.
! irfIu. point blank hfo 90 iha Blort
/ i.IIf IaU hundred Ws.e moasH B.ey-
! iha i1"fNnioh regiment 1n re form
uF H1H rnle to muster only 100 mon
/ The Hosr Iosf heavily p fhe trenches
And nis1 H tna wire enunriementa
H1'H fhet anne nf1 the onen lu al
iffsmp' n make 70 flank attack
fn. nrrhle British artillery nre pro-
/ Nlt.i uH aponHs aNoept from the
/ n1er rifles until nearly -FOUR o'clock
Dob thn afternoon when enc Gordon
/ BE- Fh.Hnirr formed ta renew me az.
l.h uo fhr Hutranehed kople They
| advanced s1th the utmost rollartry -
HNNrN Nir Uunr close tn tho uiaoe
| rHar. ay ule dtad and wounded come
-l.i.r of th. highland brigade
/ fhe enemy opened with "a heavy Are
] fHr Ruufh 1dg1nc~i and De- vas
| found phgnelI.F mposa Die to take the
] pu.r trenches The British got within
ll0 Suis hu. c1uId Fet no nearer n
$3.50. uer. that Colonel Dunham fell.
! Tna uuer hld fres r-courae to harhed
aIrr ruflns'emena which offered oh
/ .tlsles
rha morning Tuesday both sides
i oHrun,-i fhe pls.1ns they hold before
! the mtllr The greatest bravery was
/ displayed ny boJh officers and men
/ rHa wounded Include Lieutenant Colo.
u.I A o. Coinngton and capt Steriins
blth uf me nrt battalion 0f 'he Cold
/ frIstrU lrffHrTH