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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

New Works Latest Urussome Crime Has a
woman Victim.

New York. oct. i0.-Intcrcat IN the
murder mystery. growing out % the
nuding OF tho left thigh " wnmnn'a
body ln West Seventeenth street last
Saturday, was greatly Increased this
morning by the discovery ~ what IL
believed o. be- another portion ~ tho
same body ON the beach az Quarantine
station. staten Island. John Helne-
man, " Year, Old. while walking along
the beach at Quarantine az o'clock
this morning. picked up package
wrapped IN ncwspapgrs and manila pa
per. He opened Il and found "a pleor
Of woman'a body from the waist
10 the neck. lie reported the find to
Dr. Doty, the State health officer. who
made an investigation and reported
that the flesh seemed quite fresh and
appeared To have been In the water
but a short time. Their was cut
about two Inches long over the right
hronst. but this was merely a flesh
wound and Dr. puty said Il did not
indicate the cause OF death. The cuts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
LEDA LOST Her POCKET BOOK.
Was a High Scented Wallet with Little Note from "Jack,
Who Promised to Meet Her Next Week-FOund
on Joint Building Lawn.

Found oil which
building grounds early hour this
The most conspcuous n
accommodating
ande sromhcg frequently
there night The presumption drawn
hour
geant During frequently
'oled' cache about
the officers found in Gilt letters the name "da sirom
highly aache bag tho fumes N which sh
an a
rnent ads "wil Bee rex wceL--Inck"
Tho
included the Merchants Protective association
necklace
nfeen cenisa and rom
book hack
ne would
GERS the pobn that Miss suomeg VIII
a
she had obe ena pprised OF It's finding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

a farewell entertainment viii be glv-
en- 10 Elders Geo, y, MnycociS and Ros-
coo w. Eardloy Wednesday evening.
oct iith, at o'clock, IN tho ward meet
Ing house. The progrum Is aa followH'
selection o., 60. e. ....s.sHill quartet
baritone solo D.. Mr. n. 70, stephenson
Recitation .s 90, ,s,.,,, Miss Ionic Pratt
soprano solo ,.,.,..,,M David Ross
Guitar solo 90. ,.spruf q, ID Schpttlcr
Ductt-"lll Troynturo", o., ......
Mrs Llzzlc Thomas Edward and
John Robinson, accompanied by
Mrs George Burns,
Violin sulu,,ts. 90, ,,t.PrOf, w, g. Give
Tenor solo 90, ,.,..,., Thomas AHhWorth
scenarios by departing Eldors.....
G.o, n. Mnycock ana Roscoe W.
Eurdley.
Short speech Of. Apostle NJ Il. Cowloy
Refreshments.
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SOCIAL GATHERING.
First Presidency and Apostles Enter
tanned by President Cannon.

The First Presidency and members
Of the Council Of Twelve Apostles were
being pleasantly entertained this nftor-
noon at tho residence Of President
George @. cannon. an the members of
the Twelve were present except Apos-
tiles y. u. Richards, brigham Young
and John W. Taylor. an u whom are
out Of the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

London. oct i0.-At tho FIRST day'e
racing ~ the New Market second oc-
tnbcr meeting today. J. Rom won q
trial stakes on Blare. Ma Jeanette
and queens Wake were second and
third respectively. Eight horses ran.
distance dix furlonga. The betting
Was to 1 against Blaro.
Tod Sloan won "a nursery plate on
ptdumcter Ardeyr wac second ana
Lelth finished third Eighteen horses
ran. The betting was 100 90 ~ against
p.anutDtyr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

IN the neck were jagged. ehowlng that
the head had probably been hacked OF.
and the arms had been cut on close 20
the shoulders In clumsy manner. The
police were notified and took charge ~
the Ind az once and removed u 10 pu-
lice headquarters. whence No was tason
10 the mofgue Tor comparison with tho
parts OF a womun'o body already there
The parts of the body now mis1ins
are the head, the arms. the lcga FROM
above the knee down. and the right
thlrh. which was found In the city
dumps.
a name that looks IKE -. D.. Ncu-
man" and the laundry mark -. J. y.
1873" we're discovered this morning ON
one of the white sh.rta 90 a bundle w
clothing found In the Placement % 2ia
West Fifteenth street This house "
next door 20 an uliCyway boo which tho
piece N the woman was found. The
letters forming the name are not dis
unct. They are partly washed cut
and little blurred. The -. J. ~" of
tho laundry mark o. dlHiIuct however.
and Is expected 90 lead 90 ihe llsuuh-
cation of the owner m VIII then De-
eisy 60 learn whether ur not b. vac
connected in any way with The crime.
chief ~ Detectives Mccluniy r1il this
morning that the cnrc wnH nH complete
"a mystery az ever, that mo- point ult
would - toward establishing idontin-
cation had boon madr. and that wua
the fret thlng necessary. 20 was true.
ho said thnf "a number 20 clues h1h
been run down. but the case rtlnda
just a. u ana az the nwt finding OF
the part ~ the body,
Capt, McClurky thinks the parcel found
! last nirht nt 80 Wet Firm street has
| no bearing on the ease. in hls opinion
the bundle was lcft where 70 was found
/ hy q frightened thief Even with tho
/ portion ~ the body found on quarnn-
I tine. Captain McClusky thinks. idcnii-
/ ncatlon would BE- almost Impossible,
unless the head should b. found.
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AERIAL BURGLAR.
Hon. W. II. Dotson Loses a Valuable
Gold Watch and Twenty Dollars.


The Hon. W. H. Dotson came IN from
Mlnemyillo. accompanied by hts wife
last Saturday ana registered az tho
Cullen hotel. Az the house was oonsid-
crahy occupied, he was given a room
on the top floor on the east side. up
among the pigeons.
After taking In the Fair and other at
fractions the gentleman and his wife
retired. previously locking their bod
room door. Mrs. nutHuu suggested 10
her husband that they had better alecp
with the window open ~ ~ were safe
SAFER ohucklod tho partner OF her
Toys ana rorroWa. ns hc opened the VIM
dow. ~ should think u was safe a bur-
glnr would have 10 got "a balloon 10 get
w hero and bring his parachute along
with him whom hc came. too win thll
adnomtion The couple, Tired out re-
lapsod into sweet Hlumher
When they nwokc next morning IL
was evident that AN acruuuut, or flinc-
one else, had visited the room in some
mysterious fashion. Tor MT. hotnuuo
valuable Si25 gold watch. which be had
just purchased from au East Temple
street iewoler together with an the
cash. some $50. which he had left In
hls clothes. had lDvuutcd by some dark
and iurumprvhruslhlr agency. Tie
couple uf visitors from Beaver county
were ut lnss o. account for the latest
city game lu sne1rlng the unHophlHii-
Gated stranger within her gnteH. Going
Go che open window, Mt hutspn quick
ly solved the problem for thete, several
stories below, upon the roof OF the %.
a. lt. hall rcuusud hia missing vest ut
tho foot uf the fire escape. that lea
from tho window OF hlH bedroom
straight down che side of the hotel The
police were notified ana uu lnyestign-
lion followed, which proved conclusive
By that the entorpHHIng burglar cnp-
turcd bis spoil Via tho aerial route, Ia
tho meantime the rymnastic individual,
with 81 chronic dlsr,g FOR the STATE
utos governing noun et tCum, ~ at
large with the ti25 ecker and caEh
balance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

san Francisco. oct i0.-The first
WaHhirVt0u volunteers and tho other
soldiers who arrived here yesterday
from Manila un the transport Penn.
Hylvnn.u we're landed this morning AMI
marched 10 the ferry building whore
breakfast was served 10 thrm under
tho direction u the citizens reception
committee The soldiers were given a
nne reception.
Arrangements have been made 90 take
them To their northern homes la special
trains provided by Levy Ankeuy, the
Walla Walla millionaire. who has son
90 the regiment.
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b0ER ULTlMATUM
TO GREAT BRITAIN
,,.eident Kruger Demands the Immediate
Withdrawal of British Troops from
the Transvaal Border.

.. fl no So win sc Considered Declaration Of War
po,r President Means 10 Fight or Has Made the Biggest
pua yet-Gyes England Till Wednesday Afternoon to An
80, Bold Words as from Powerful Nation -Umatum
Received with Satisfaction in England where the Desire Tor
War Strong Kruger Wants Arbitration-dreat Britain
Secures DelagOa Bay from Portugal for sS,OOOOOO
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FIGHTING NEAR MANILA.
Gen. OILS Reports Advance Of Troops North
and South.


Washington. Oct io.-rhc war de-
partment has received the following
dispatch from General otis dated Ma
Mia, oct, 10:
Gen. schwun's column moved early
this morning from Santa Cruz de Maln-
bon now believed 10 be In San Francis
60 dc Malabon. not meeting worry deter
mlnsd resistance. matters quiet In linus
section.
Gen. Young. with column, starts
northward tomorrow morning from San
Fernando. Col. Boll cleared country
yesterday west of Gungun tp and In
Guiding Florida ButHcaun. making cnp-
lures of otiicou. mon ana properly
WATSON DIsAOREEs WITH OTIS.
The naval account ~ the attack on
Nuyclota. which differs materially from
the account given hy Cen, OTIS iH cone
tanned In the following cnhlrgrnm rc-
celvcd az the navy department today
from Admiral Watson;
Manila. oct Secretary ~ the
Navy. WaHhinrton-oct a. Elliott, with
800 marines ut request Of Gen OTIS. at
tackled insurgents outside Nuvclctn,
carried outpoatH ana town while Gen.
Schwnn took old CaNtc ana APP
preached Noveleta az right angles. FL
llotta advance effected junction with
Schwan at Novelctn, after resting. re-
turning having accomplished most
difficult task. highly credltlble,
"Spnninrds found Novelctn lmpreE-
nublo, once lost entire regiment there.
Petrol shelled country rheud Elliott.
but marines subject Go n hot IRE from
insurgents. Two officers. nine men
wounded. one man sluce died, atty
temporary heat prostrotlonH. Names Of
NHaHIN
"Iiil. c. 3, flrrt lieutenant, flesh. LETT
thigh; lhngh0rn. g. D., assistant sur
gonu. flesh. right arm; Mcdonald, John,
private. two wounds through head, ner-
iouH. Mcklnnon, a, nrst sergeant, left
wrist; Elnnehan. y, g.. private, lcft
wrist. nuchlor. H. private. rlght knee.
flesh; Williams, Guy. private lott thigh
fracture Of bone, aeriousi Hannah, p.
private. a nosh wound above right
ankle; Barker. NJ, n, private, flesh,
right hand; O'shca. H., private, right
bullock. abdomen. since died. Albert, J..
r.. private, abdomen, perforatlng intes-
tines, serious,
"Cailao's light draft enabled her take
position whence she effectively aholicd
flcclng insurgents,
"G.anFhorn wounded early while
dressing liilla woundsi continued car
ing for wounded and sick entire day;
WATSON"
BATTLE AT BACooR
The navy department has received
the following cablegram from Admiral
Watson;
MANILA. Oct. iO,-Sccrctary Of tho
Navy. Washington.--On October ..
landed at Bacoor company Of blue
Jackets and a company OF marines
from the Baltimore and a cOmp,i,y Of
marines from the navy yard te ro-
operate with Gen. Grant and clear the
Insurgents from hla front. The move
mont was perfectly succcaaful. Three
men from the Baltimore were wounded,
namely;
Edward Ray, fireman. first class;
Charles Henry Scott, fireman, second
ciafs. and John Thompson Clark,
landfman.
IAN doing well, and will recover.
(slgncd) WATSON"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

1ilghlandlirht. Mass. oct i0.-Tho
crew or large threU-mnstrd schooner
which went ashore last nlght near Ca
honn'a Hollow Life Saving station was
rescued az daybrcak this morning
through the united efforts ~ the mon
OF Cahoon'H Hollow AMI the Palma
River Life Saving stations. The vessel
~ the ThomnH W. Holder " Boston.
bound from Liverpool y. a., Tor New
York. with "a cargo NJ pulp wood.
The schooner % well un on the bar ls
full of water and % A. thought IL VIII
be- n difficult task Go save her
The Thomas ". Holder was built at
Bucks Port, Maine. 100 1876. D. % 2ii tons
and ~ feet iu length. She b. largely
owned In st. John. y. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Hon. O. sturFis. and Gov. Atkinson
presented the sword 10 Captain chad
wick on behalf % the people of tho
state.
captain Chadwick wac de-, ply
touched by the ovation accorded him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

New York. oct. i0.-A heavy fog was
over Now York and viclnclty az G
o'clock this morning and the water wus
"a smooth as glass. Nothing could be
seen 900 yards from the shore.
on the battery III. Newspaper and
other tugs and sidcwhcoier were taxi
ina passengers aboard. but there was
absolutely no animation.
on Sandy Hook dense fog and mist
prevailed at 6 a. m.
The ocean. only ccnrl" NJ hundred
feet away could barely b. seen from
the marine observatory A llHht afr
from the west came through the port
holes VI the observatory but u was not
lively enough To strnightcn out the
northeast storm signals which were dis
played from the government nuEHtuu,
The hrat weather report from Long
Branch at figO u. M. said the wind was
north northwest there. but very light
with the sea very smooth "a thick fog
hanging over the coast and uhaoryu-
ton not over two miles The Highlands
~ NnvcHlnk at "a. M, reported llEht
wind from The west. but that ohaorya-
ton was completely obauuctcd By the
fog.
The race Tor the day was declared on
little after n. the signal letter N
NNlNN uNWN NIis anu INV committee NNHN
at once turned their pruwn Cityward.
The mist was thick at that tlmc and
the win was not blowing more than
two miles an hour.
A bet OF 5000 even money that the
Shamrock would win was made on the
stock exchange today.
sandy Hook oct. 10. i0;A5 q. mat
this tine the Columbia and Shamrock
ore stiil At their moUfinFs The FOG IL
very thick and the breeze u strong
enough to make the yachts ensignH tail
out There were only ave men be-
sides Captain llnrr on the Columbia
when the Associated. rtcHs tug went
alongside. Captain horr was walking
the deck implicitly. Oh tla ~ MiCh-
arlf, AR e.. Oliver laelin, and hla
friends. were reading The newspapers.
when asked II he would race today Mr.
iHelln replied that be would not unlcsa
u cleared, lie could not say whether
or not there would be- race tomorrow.
but was waiting 10 have q consultation
with representative 81 the New York
and Royal Ulster Yacht clubs. Sir
Thomas Upton also said that he should
not attempt 10 race today IN o. heavy
fog. and with little or no wind.
The Shnmrucka fun crew was on
board this morning and a man was at
the topmast head working Tor an hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

london. oct IA London news
tncy publishes the following dispatch
n PRETORIA hloi there at $50 y. m.
An urgent dispatch has Just been
l.l 10 conyrFhnm Greene, the
lNah diplomatic agent, rcqucating an
t'NN assurance ~ the withdrawal
yum tpriy-elsht hours Of the British
4 la from The Tnusyani borders. Az
ai me withdrawal 81 an the brit
i1Ipe landed ln South Africa since
", llo.minnteln conference"
w elect u the news uf the Trans.
Wuinnlum upon the stock eX-
- was steldying. KnHiru were
l,.. IN ih' belief that the most gl.
wy lold Industry iu the world viii
l a.., p1iht'd 10 o. british colony az
"a outcome ~ the war.
NJ 10Y. tttt N ~ Tranayaai ultlmntum
-'t,.ss .,,l,Itlopd ~ on the way 10 the
4 ~, iinirlFn Office, According 10 the
VA, 1''.,rs the time limit expires to-
~. noon, at Q o'clock, when,
4 rs,ii. +, l., ills ~ the Boera are not
.rtt.t y llh ihe further landing or
II M p. '''npa VIII Do considered an
To- "'' ana hostllitlca viii CONF
y. ordinary cIrrumstnnces. AS Grant
'lull o. the government maifing ths
4, KY slH would Boz Tho dlspatrher
sltImlium and the fact maj The
4 ~. nave taken the Initiative n ~
,I no fcr lnHlnr the situntlon NOR,
sy nv. 4nl Increasing the hopelcsancss
5s \, reported that at the coming ses-
~ lhmUut f1rmut nunounce-
b.. ~. % made OF the ceaslon Of
ftsrg my ami tho surrounding ter.
nix Nv. lpflugucan East Africa. To
i id0 666' '''A' The price is said 10 be
n rs more peaceful tenor Of the morn
M IN. ahl comments had scarcely
I8lIi"s. W. ana aroused hopoa mat
fs,t XIV kTnger's birthday wand az
Ese1 w dissipation, or the Commence
fangt, lhr dissipation, OF mo riou1s
ln,st-a. oyer South Africa. when no
fnnI, announcement Tint mo
faenit. government lad handed "a
fhtir a1,luAlum 10 the British dlnio-
lumb i..' IN frctnrln caused "A ranld
f.p'5,.a.,,n. hopes OF those who beileve
An1 Nul ~ snve me situation.
lh0W b. Nin THIS, the news pooa Ia
iraeiIt" ~ an long as the Hnora remnin
! lhsrs ',at britain will continue a.
lh1ls " A'r present persuasive mo-
nj p,l' wv N ihe duke of Dovonshlrs
cent " the council M minis
f1ihing ,.nrfle'd yesterday. c,ntaina
y thG No. confirm the insertion mnde
1 ~. !i,,Nto prnsn that Tho nnni nm
a10IB lle british government Vim
~ h, N'er'ug nggr0ssive nrher,es
l,fs ''s extent ID has oiled Inc wa,
p am b. ,. pAfiy even deductu from
isa OF p,ul 'faneca that a re-formnia-
" f'ea'' Krugers proposals ~ 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Morgnntown. ". Va. oct. i0.-Chad-
wick Day was celebrated hy 5000 pen-
pie today The weather was magnin.
cent and country people came forty and
nfty miles overland.
The meeting was called To order By
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Yachts Columbia and Shamrock
Stay at Their Moorlngs'
SPORT Is DECLARED OFF,
Sea was Too smooth 10 start, aud
Fog obscurcd EverJ thing Next
Race Thursday.

Sandy Hook. oct io.-Thc committee
has decided that the next yacht race
will be on Thursday, the subsequent
uccs being called ON succeeding days
thereafter. except Sunday until the
contest IL decided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

once more 10 the convention OF London
Of 1884, concluded between this republic
ard the United Kingdom, AMI which In
article xiv covers certain specified
rghls to tho white population u this
Here follows Article XIV Of the Com
vcntiun OF London. isstl
''Thla government wishes further 10
observe that the only rights which her
maioaty'a government has reserved IN
the above convention with regurl iu the
ouuauder population N this republic
and that a violation only Of those rights
could give that government right 90
diplomatic representations or interven-
tlOn. while. moreover. the regulation of
all other questions ancctiug the position
81 the rights ~ the uutlnndor uopuia-
ton under the above mentioned cpnNfn-
ton Il handed over 10 the government
and representatives of the people vi the
s6uth African Republic.
Among the questions. the regulation
~ which falls exclusively within the
competency Of this government and n
the Noikgraud, are Included those NJ the
franchise and the representation or the
people IN this republic, and although
ihia exclusive right VI this government
nrd of the Nolkuuud for the regulation
VI the franchise and the representation
u the people ~ indisputablc. yet this
government has found occasion 90 dis
and representation u the people with
her mnjosty's government without.
however. recognizing any right hereto
ON tho part Of hor majcaty'a govern
mcnt.
This government has also by the
formulation 81 the now cNlatiu~ frun-
chlse law and by reason with rpgnri to
the representation constantly held these
friendly discussions before IT, eyes on
the part Of her maicsiy'a government,
however tho friendly nature o. thrnr
discussions has assumed more and more
threatening tone. and the minds N
tho people % this republic ana the
whole Of South Africa have been ex-
cited and a condition u extreme tension
has been created owing to the fact that
the legislation respecting the franchise
and the resolution respecting the rcprc-
sanitation Ia this respect. AMI finally by
| your motto Of September 20. 1893. which
broke on all friendly correspondence on
| the subject and intImntrd that her
mnjoHty'n government must NOW pro-
coed 10 formulate their own proposals.
/ Tor the anal settlement
SWAZILAND DESERTED.
Lourcnzo Marques. oct. io.-Rcfugces
| who have arrived here report that
/ swaziland the administration of which
| u under the government M the South
| African Republic In accordance with
| the convention ~ 1884 between Great
| Hrltniu and the TrtrHvnnl ~ entirely
/ deserted by English and HoerH. They
/ say the police have been Withdrawn ana
/ the prisons thrown open. The shops are
/ NJ the mercy ~ the kafilr, who are COLI
Letting nt klnEahrnnl.
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~ the Grand last night thore was a
fair turnout 90 greet Miss 81 George
liusaey IN her character Irish play cn5
tltled M1 OShuuncs8cy. Tho piece
deals with the experiences o. a wash
lady who cndeavor Co cut figure
among the 900. and Do OF the character
istlc Irish school which appeals better
10 the gallery turn out than any other
element The support ranks ora fair
only. The same bin runs tonight aud
Heart OF Chicago makes 10 rc-appcur-
nuca.
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Tx city Treasurer Of Pueblo. Cot, Muir
dcrrd for Money.

Pueblo. Colo. Oct. iO.-Ex- city Treas
urcr G.. l.. Funk was shot ana Killed by
a highwayman on ~ Paso avenue this
morning when going 20 the depot to
take a train FOR Cripple Creek, where he
was engaged In mining. His peck ct
book was taken but u contained only a
small amount of money.
MIR. Funk was as years old ana was
one Of the leading mining men Of Pue-
bio.
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..,,,,oun. Oct io-The TranHVahl
! ,.,am,nt has sent an ultimatnm TO
I vat Britain
.,s,o. oet ia.-Th1 rransvaal ulti-
i. ,um which ia signed by =. w lscilE'
/. ,,sry OF state. concludes with tho
"A loving four demands
7 mat 900 POINTS Of mutual diftcr-
), b. regulated by friendly recourse
4 ,,binuon. OF by whatever amloahle
i Il thii may b. irrced upon BY this
!, .nmsnt and hcr maicsty'a govern
d at
-Thst 90 troops on the borders Of
a republic mall be instantly With
a iHn
mat an rluforcemcnu OF troops
\ eh have arrived On South Africa
d June ]. 1870 shall be removed
n an South Africa within a reasonable
d be. 10 b. agreed upon with this gov
4 ntnL and with the mutt 'ur-
4, q, ana guarantee on the pa this
a ,gumsnt that no attack upon or hos
n us, aralnfi any portion Of the pos-
/. ,Honi Of thr British government
!. 40 BE- made By thiH republic DURING
d further negotiations within a period
Al time 90 b. subsequently, agreed upon
D. ia,en the governments; and this
q ,sument Will on compliance there
IN. be- prepared 10 withdraw the
- med bafghcra Of this republic from
D. borders.
4 i-rhat her MAG sty's troonr' (which
a now on ihe high acls. shall not be
b adli 10 any part " south Africa"
4 DO these demands BE- appended the
: anItlon Of the time limit Tor re-
4 This government presses Tor nm linz
h iaie and an affirmative answer 10
n e four questions. ana earnestly re-
.tls her muloHiyu government 60 re-
4 fn on answer before or upon WcdueH-
4 October nth. 1899, not later than
! O'Clock D. m.
% desires further 90 add that Il the
cap riel event NJ uu answer uuHnt-
lhri1y being received by 10 withu.
Interval % win greatly roHrct 30 be
& upeIIe1 90 regard the action OF her
aluNH government uH "a formal de-
liallun ul war and will NOT hold IT,
fgluUslh.H Tor The consequences
.ol ana that IN the event ~ any
ii1er movement % troops occurring
h|h ihg aforementioned time. in "a
7 af.f direction 90 our border. this guv-
nmtni Will BE- compelled 10 regard
az also as a formal declaration OF
y have ihe honor 90 be-.
Respectfully y0ufn.