The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-30
Colonel Baden PuvfIs Gallant
Stand al MafftilI.
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The meas from South Africa con.
tanned in the exchanges brought By the
u. NJ. :. :. AoranEi. includinE after
noon papers OF the eoth. ts quite cxri;-
inE. While the dispsiehes conccsninE
the actual fEhtinx are brief and un-
satisfactory il is evident that the Beers
have met uith unexpected rcvcrsrs and
very heavy losses. On the British side
the casualties have beca fen. bat Ccs-
cTal symons. IN. secnsi IN command at
Glcneoe. MAS badly voundcd In the
stomach. and it ts feared uiii die. Pol
loving arc eondcnsed dispatches:
THE QUEENS FAREWELL.
LONDON. OF. 9os-Th~ Queen drove
from Isslmoral Castle to The Rsllasrr
barracks yesterday to bid tarCWsIl So
the Gordon HtEhland~Fs. uhp are so
inE to the Cap~s After rUvtrutnE the
the troops the Queen addressed them ss
follows Il am pleased to 500 ypu
looking so Wcit and sc for duty. Nou
are going ON foreign service and Z
wish you all Epd-sprrsi. hope Fon
will return sat. and we'll The ofi-
Gers WCrc then ps-srnted to Her Ma
issty. the men cheering and thr Uneen
bowFinE.
SMELLING GLENCOE CAMP.
I.ADYsMITIi. oct. sa.-aAt s:ss shis
morning a dispatch vas received srpzn
General Symons Announcing that the
Beers WrrC Smelling g1rnnur camp With
biE guns and troops Wcrc moving out
tn attack them.
FIVE GUNS TAKEN.
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patch from Gl~ncpc. dated Sc this
morning. announced that The Iso.r
position had b~cn captured after heavy
fighting. during which Eve guns W.rc
taken. \ later Official message VAS &C.
csiVCd from Glcnrmc. time 7ste this
morning. saying that The hEhtinE MAS
still proceeding there and announcing
that the Ho~r strrnEth uss about sIeee
men. u appears the Beers placed guns
on the hill overlooking the toun.
opened tir- ON the camp and the bat
tie became general. The War OfBcc
during the morning received = report
that General Symons vas wounded la
the engagement az glrnco~s
IN CONTACT WITH PATROLS
TIL. War oficc also received the fol-
lowing dispatch. dated yesterday eve
ming. from l-sdysmith: The Beers
commenced Descending the western
passes ON Tuesday and came in oon-
tact with our patrols yesterday. They
continued tn advance. hslsinx for the
night With their left iank st Bcsssr
Station. their center at Biurhsnk and
their right more retired. A. Acton
Tones. Lieutenant gsiUcy. of the Ma
tai Carbsnc.rs. ts missing. and Troop
.r Spencer. uf the Natal Csrbin~rrs.
uas slightly Woundrus y moved my
camp into the position ! have srl~cs-
cd. uith the object Of covering Lady
smith. and hoped today that the Beers
might have hen sufficientlY near me
to strike blow. Today. however. thr
enemy seems to have retired U-ss. Ds1r
patrols getting in touch uith = CON
psEativeiy small body st Besssr Sss
tion. Communication uith Glenrpe
Jungtjpn vas cut OF at Flande~iazEsrs
where they captured = goods train.
The Bpcr force ts advsncinE over Bee
Earsb-rE N.k. Communication by s.i-
eEraph is still open via grcFtouns
ORDERED To GIBRALTAR
LONDON. Oct. ge.-Th. British
Channel Squsdrpn has beea ordered To-
proceed to Gibraltar next Tuesday.
CORRESPONDENTS CAPTURED.
The correspondent of the Morning.
Post a. l-sdysmith. tn dispatch seat
on Thursday night. cpntrns the state
msnt that a train had bern cspsur-d ~
FlandslasEts and said The train vac
partly made up uf four trucks % cattle
consigned 60 the army puFVrYuT al
Dundee It ts reported that oau Bs5s-
i.h officer and Mr. Mitchell. uf sh.|
Johannesburg star a wsr correspond
ruts besides other War correspondents
a.. a
rssisd the captured train uza hrel as
rut the Beers attack uas unsurcrss-
tui. ! am informed that there are four
trucks % stores az FlandiaaEte aiafSon.
The pIac" is full uf rIsmsurs nf nzhtins.
bui th~r~ j. nothing definite There
are said to le teep tsDrrs with y heavy
wagon train sreamPeI near ArspnI
Homes.
THE BoERs SCARED.