Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18
/. Rattle at Mafekiug Comes
from Various Sources
Bravery ON BOTH SIDES


bsy. says. "a cyelist dispatch
ir.s from ottoshocp, near Ma
p 80 e.s,ock this evening assert
~, h.avy hrhtlng hn' been IN
2 M d,y ionr north Of Marc
~ natl.h troops on board an
p ,.,i, acted as covering force
4. .srlnssn engaged 10 repairing
- A Maxha ca The train Kept
/, , continuous nrc. .,...,
-,..,sIeuous bravery was diHp'Ay'u
~ .l,s but Il soon became APP
~, ,hsi the iIdoa ot the burshcrs
,,.s,suye AGAINST an nrmoFcd
L. M latter however was once
81 10 retreat before a particularly
49, assault. but II soon returned,
-r,nled BY a British mounted
,,l,rsnl and the nghiing was re-
uti decylN NJ.
.r,suar tun continues, tho liopta
~ tt'fr r1altinna well a duAgn
= r,o. t1lod OF wounded, but the
40 rsmaltIsn cannot be ahcef-
nv IN. ,vv arhtlna can be- heard south of
.rSFss dhrre Gen. CronjcH COM
-lai d operating .,,,...,.,
-.'-..1l former officers. has leit Pre-
A. ths aIuthWsHtpru borders, ea-
. - hv commando NJ picked hucfts
"A. \ sf5hsby Intended Tor large dy-
u r'iar operations. Geo..
la a. vicinity NJ Lady smith. The
~ Ia commanlant piet ARE en-
-s.4 on a mountain overlooking
-r-.s from which point they viii ho
N h oh1rye tho movement N the
,luih uo0pt"
, y anria * hIs rCply 90 Lord kimhgf-
Ia ediIeism of tha negotiations with
rnnpnal. the premier, the marquis
salisbury, said
. IN paar government were pleased
h ritfrfa with nn explanation on our
4 fHfciinE The causes or juatlilcn-
m % tho war. They have done what
/. rrgdeaii1n on our part could have
. rIflf They have done what the
irrrai nation has never lu ltl
rrnh done 90 any opponent u had
n ,ti1.nrai. They issued defiance 20
|.1iis.Ius that i could scarcely depict
III without using words ungulfcd Tor this
uanhy. and by 20 doing they llber-
|IiIl ihs country from the necessity "
I.ralrlnr 10 the people NJ England
by pc ave az war hut Tor thisuo
could have predicted that we
10 hlre ever been 40 war.
Thew have been very grave qucH-
.i between ua. but up 10 the time
i BE- uiumaium the modes We had
1gstei u sitting them were sue
Iifi1l and iho spirit in which SIC were
rt vas encouraging. We lately had
"a that the futurc had IN reserve
ffufa better fate.
bot now nll Questions of possible
.lau 40 questions NJ iustlfylnE the
liiiuie We had assumed and an quoa-
Dec % pointing out tho errors and
~ ravo oppression " which the
IfinVaal government has been guilty.
2 ne questions have been wiped away
1 Ole 0ne great insult which leaves
d 20 other course than the ono which
s r1ctlYrd ihe assent % the whole
iitln ana which 70 ia our desire to
'uuI out
u q a satisfactory feature OF our
loll during theap later days that on
gi.iiIons Involving the vital interests
lrl honor % tho country. there are no
ciihetQns N party"
Nfl|ag 40 "a dispatch from Pre-
q. ihi rmnsyaal government re-
.Nil on onar from "a wealthy Europe
noeuily 20 supply "a Meet of come
ll elwnro1 torpedo boats for tho
ilioie 4 blowing uu tho uritlrh trans
A. on arriving in South African
Ill.1.hi kfuser refusing even 10 con-
~ me origlnatDr " the scheme.
ial poen IN Pretoria only twenty
laaion, OCT. iS-The Morning pos,..
XIV i!hhl'h correspondent teiegrapha
w Fne State.
Aholhef dispatch from Ladyamith
~ tne foremost detachment Of the
~, noflhefn column has advanced
80 ltshgane, and no definite move
prat's.thaNe been made from the
A., 'liillhleaiion with belmont sta
I'M 10y ,.Iy miles south Of Kimberley. IL
pc asht with the nrmorod ,rain
M IN, ~, n0lllnpefley, IA which the noers
/ Hn wv, inan lhan they ala az Mniuhn
b l1ti,.' w hf'd 10 prove that their
b n, y not 20 good an Il IA reputcd
~. H = ne gsnerul belief In Cnpetown
an ~ w, ~ q Intelligence received,
Inc IN n ~ actually attacked Mnfc-
. 4 e,r,i WV sefe fopulsad The reports
!, p, .'',Iu.a lighting there are regarded
, t1sis mat the Beers failed 10
q. go '9Nh, oct. 1.-THE Beers seized
/ be- ,si ..ne az Modder river last even-
T ltflay h.a,,tt.illled 90 speak with KIM
q Rl pl,ls 10 learn tho disposition
ttuvs, ,.usn forces there. The mn
vas discovered and frustrated.
,,' soN s,ld. Oct 1.-THE German
il,,nls,,,iN sai'er' from Hamburg, N
slal c,1si ~ the entrance of tho
elaEgne5 T. w cases VI ammunition
q it,s 70 NE rransvual. This step
ne IA v, IN order 90 avoid selyure M
inms,i,,.A py British cruisers. Tho
\ ~ Ths1hh Nlll Probably b. cmbarlted
. h'uor XII ON board the steamer
hfs "'''n Is nhortly expected
\ Baa,, Kaiser was Swallowed bv no
MAN,. cruiser Thetis hrongb H.
no M EAU The Thetls passed
b ~, ,9ii several German oairers y w. "
Tnfi1,l15l 'h' Kaiser bound ''' for t thS
y ent..
4 ',tss CENSORSHIP STRICT.
7issas.f ok. on is-A dispatch 10 IN,
H. e,s ',,'a London says. ~ Wv
. hnist w lhearilnpaa of temper in mar.
\ li hl.. s9' ,unmlsiakahIe The ii I'M
als ~, x, come and NO rctr ,a P pd ni
NJ no5 ,ne var 9nloe must b wSs pp aii
.basi KY. requisite and H. l asNe %, M
1'ht ~ SSoay, was the prevsiiln,sn s sSnt,l
Q sarne,pp commons seemed intense,
,l',idy ', mp over press dlspa,,n.s I.
tim'. I, y. % fgunus that iIt tteng 49,, !.
ne. Isonsh This seems '' peSo, news :, W.
,1lps,a ,t ~, that Mr. Ieyds sI Nj,
Al'hls ~ system Of eecrcf d1s.
, ,.ay'Atnis m zach ihe British milltar,