Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

n lnIt ttth week a llTt 0f The British
. .lfa To- Pretoria. with statement
n 1af coalition.
fr8au. Oct gt.-tpalnycd trans
= rI-ii Do asserted that 5000 Beers
II tIfcifI 90 thn liothuIer bride.
Il ID rfl Cdmat Dutult The orange
"a rfln ful food and f1rdlng 10 rc-
~ o b. impossible.
u srranuhurs natal Nov. Alt o.
y fi.d DE Doors ARE occupying parts
n lisitl. ana that thcy have takcn
D. isg any miles from Gfcytuwn.
/ lSsi51 Nov. g-Thc war Office this
NJ noon lsled the following dispatch!
N iatsan. ladysmith. to war Sec
II nuu
/ AIysm.ih. Nov Lieut. Ererton.
~ Powerful. dangerously wound
N hs morning by a she'll left Knee and
n ilQt Lis not in danger az pres
ID Fis Inferred from this dispatch
NJ ihf artillery duel betwtCn the
~ tnl British continues az Lieut..
y 10 was a gunnery lieutenant. with
~ x laval guns
II hiyiiy % tho news from Lady
n s.rtl Tuesday nlrht has not re-
II "a ta lHNley prevailing REGARDING
II fiIiIon % ihe British army nt
" urih TIE war office hos no In
n lioH oi nal Gen. Hliier. the Brit.
n 0nmarl r.in-chiOf ln South
N m. hyIag leii Clpeiown.
. atli1. ln lhn tear OF Con. Whitc'g
u hlefel 90 ha well defended by
npoI't laval and military corps.
y Z utitrsio1d the two naval H.
y fH mounted nelr the bridge over
n Itfa|a. one ~ ihe m1rt vulnerable
n q N-af ODE railroad from Lady
" p % Heiermlr.tzhurg. ought 20 be-
II % le'c1d d ANA prevent lta des.
~ NHl v Che HusrH succeeded In
n lN'lag ia'H hrllga a would moan tho
"A aNl1 N railroad communication
. laiiiu.ih Tor au indefinite period.
n OBJ horr attempts in this dlrrc-
/. on tni confirmed. 10 L. claimed
" "a mIl b. expected momsntarlly.
n u itqlHi.l steady aholilur ~
u ltnl'h it D. added. points 10 tho
n q ihe ller commanders 90
4 ~ White occupied while their
. w carried out The only ln-
+. lh fee'Ncl ihH morning from
N u. o. wac lu addition 10 tho brief
.Nl iilm Gen White saying DE-
4 atl goa holding Bile position. was
n pc 20 oualtHr
7. 'llal e."Fum reporting the con.
I. ut Injured 10 Kimberley. AIDA
a heANlih The Britlrh COM
F. .l'if, has learned from various
"a w'Ie mat the lioer losses on
n .|on oi The late HortlO OF the
n haU '''' "''s
. n,Hsfnpers here continue 10 ex-
"A .AA,'l Measure at the ayinpnthy of
4 tl'l'd !attf The 81 James Ga
1, Few more graceful cx-
IA ~. o. imagined % the courte-
"a ,g'... r. American sympathy with
II Mhlrh has been - often
Al ~ 20 'Alr Than the project OF the
ID Nv lillef hospital ship. which
ID lAol d. fitted out with mnny
N American uurFoa whose rsr-
IN ~ ~ hIehly valued during tho
A InH o. thp first oxnmplc ~
/. 'ie fhin provided by a nation
/. ~ peace f1r another during
II ~. % war and the wldesprcnd
"A .l.iols Responses 10 ia appeois
III W. sues Of the Atlantic. snow
III iilImIy ihc merclful idea a. ne.
IN .! The citizens 10 both coun.
h W, once officially dcolnros that
. lliormauon of any further On,
IN et Labyrinth OF "a Brltigh
!. iel9'iei Do New York.
n W. oihcg bias received "a tele-
N lll.aei from Ladysmlth AZ
n, l-lly ewing that zen White
/, and holding his position ''
n n.,. a,apltch from Ladysmitb
NJ nulth dead ana 100 wounded
h ~ counted on the scene OF Mon.
N /. p.rr while $50 prisoners We're
" i,.i Of csgualues at punda.
N - q ~ uy ihe war once today. n
A. 1Rol'g,ommIssloncd onicers and
N at.1l Dublin fualieers mlssing
~ ~. 'hli The Boefs clptured as
'-''''iia as thew dld bttss,,l