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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-06

And now that l have explained so NIL
nutely Just what Senator Martins votes
were upon pine lumber. which L criti-
csed i'm my Manchester speech, l feel
sure IL will be apparent 90 Captain Lamb
that he misunderstood my criticisms, and
/ shall not expect to see him, or any
other good Democrat. defending them.
NV friend, Captain Lamb, also says that
Senator Martin offered a bill for the
coinage Of the silver seigniorage in the
Treasury.
This Is true Of course, If Captain Lamb
saws so. but ne knows that there were
many such bills introduced in both houses
OF Congress- and that II was a very SIM
pie affair for the Senator TO copy one OF
them, write his name on the back. and
drop IL in the legislative mill. lie never,
so far as / knew. called II up for con-
sideration. Besides. upon the question OF
the coinage of the silver seigniorage the
record is against Senator Martin again.
Unfortunately for the claim that Captain
Lamb would seem TO be making for Sena-
tor Martin with a view 10 STRENGTHENING
out his silver record, he is upon record
as having voted upon an amendment Of
fered by Senator Morrill,. of Vermont.
providing that a seigniorage upon all
coinage Of silver under this act shall be
retained by the United States equal in
amount to the difference between the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Arriyalu.-The following named mis-.
rionrfleH from Zion arrived In Liverpool
per American Line HA ghynland on
May Z, 1897 For the british mission
u, W. Reese and Malcolm l.. Iiutlrf,
salt Lake city. Joseph a. Price aud w.
NJ. Worthlngtun. Oakley. Richard y.
jones and Jenkin Jones. Malnd city.
Idaho. David Pcnmnn, Weber, Albert
", Lyman. Mum. WIN. ]. Cox. Wood
rum u. T. shepherd and Geo. y. ASH
Icy. Paris. ldhhoi Thomas W. Forsyth.
l.oa. For the German misalon-Illch-
ard 7. Iiang, ogden; Frederick u. n.
liucfncr. Albert Toronto. ]. y. Goddard.
James u. Woodruff and Sister u. ~.
christensen. Salt Lake city. Jacob
Muller Providence, For the scandi-
nnvian misslon-potor Frost. Henson.
Emil Anderson, LoFani Louis X. An.
dcrron, Salon. Idaho.
Sister Christensen IN en- rout. % her
lin % meet her husband. Elder u. H..
christensen. who II inhorlng as mis-
slonary In that city.
Release and ApolntmcntH.-Eido Al
bert Glover Of the sheffield conference
has been hnnorably released tn return
home ON May n. per Anchor Line 49,.
Ethiopia.
The following named Elders have
been appointed 20 labor In the VARIOUS
conferences NJ follows; a. W. Reese
aud Jenkin Jones, welsh; Joseph II.
Price ana Geo. Y, Ashley, Nottingham
Richard ". Jones. Liverpool. David
Penmnn, NewcnHtlei Albert u Lyman
Leeds; William =. Cox md Thos W.
FORSYTH, illrminFhFm' y Y, shepherd
London; Malcolm l.. Butter. sheffield.
w. ~. W0Tthlngt0n, Scottish,
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Battle Creek. Iowa. May -. 1899
To the Editor;
The Iowa conference was held In Red
oak, Saturday and sunday May 18th
and IAN. Three meetings were held on
Saturday and three On sunday, most
~ which were well attended.
The inst principles of the Gospel
were discussed by the Elders aud
listened 10 with marked attention by
the audience. Most u the time sun
day evening was taken up by Elder
kolEch, who made clear exposition
Of the principles ~ revelation. ana bore
a strong testimony 10 the divinity OF
the mission OF Joseph Smith.
Monday fnrnoon Priesthood meeting
was held. The Elders. herr. reported
their neldf 81 labor. after which Elder
l.. a. koisch. president of the Northern
States mission. and Elder ]. ~ Thomas.
president " the Iowa conference. gave
come valuable instructions TO tho Ell
dcta.
The following appointments wero then
made; Ernest q. Taylor and LaronEo
Day TO labor In rOcahnntaH Co, and
Humboldt Co. John W. wheaton and
u. N. Blckmoro IN Montgomery Co.
and caHa CO.; -, J, Hannah and VIII
liz 4. Smith In Wapelio co. }. 81 Picp.
grass and John W. Jensen In Ida ca.
hhANA'A ~ fNN"fAANHN'fA MttA ~ tNNNN
Jensen In Mills CO.; Samuel 4. Me-
Clellan and Nophi Otteson In Madison
Co.: and Adair CO.; Joseph y. Anderson
and Nicls Hansen Ia jefferson Co.
John II. liawkoHwood and n. r. Mel
son Ia Union Co. aud lllnggold Co,
Henry Erickson and WIN. Arave In
Adams Co,
Elder W. II. Garner from clifton.
Oneida C., Idaho, having filled an hon
nrable mission Of about 20 months was
reloaaed 20 return home,
Tuesday the Elders began 60 leave
for their now FIELDS feeling much en-
conragcd In their inhorr. They were
unanimous In saying that this was the
best conference they have attended
while ON their missions, The spirit OF
GOd was poured out Ia rich abundance,
and we had time that win long l.,
remembered by the Elders In Iowa
conference,
Your brother In the Gospel.
J. N. pIEpgRAgS
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Healing Of the si.h.
Phlladelphia. Pa, .

amy ~ AHNfs
To the Edltori
There we're at one time as months
nrul olght Elders here but 90 the El1rra
are few In the Eastern States Mission.
they have been removed 90 other nclds
~ labor. leaving but two Elders In the
city nc present.
We have been trncting from door 60
door and We are atlll doing 10, ana by
this means We have Riinyed q good deal
81 prejudice and made great many
friends.
The Lord has been with ~ and Ills
power has been made manifest at dif-
fcrcnt times ~ TO healing the sick.
one Instance VIII mention. A lady,
a nom" Mormon" who n one uf our
friends. was az our meeting last Sum
day, the i4th inst. which was held NJ
iiruthcr william Walkers home.
We had nice Attendance and the
Spirit of tho Lord was In our midst
AFTER We had closed our meeting and
ahe could have the privilege 20 speak.
which was granted her, The lady con.
tinucd. Il want 10 say TO you MI that I
was very sick with cryripcluH, 20 much
20 that my face was swollen fcafully.
The doctor visited me On the Thurs
day and said I could not live. ON the
following Friday two Elders " tho
! asked thcm " they would administer
To- me. which they did. The doctor
called Ia the afternoon Of the same day
and said I was much better, ana that
the fever was broken. 1 can say
she continued, that the pain an igft
me and I fclt that could Fvt up on the
following Saturday. but was not per.
mittci to. until the following WcdncH.
day. ! say 10 you that II was through
the power u the Lord that ! was
healed"
We were all present 10 hear this
testimony and with the help ~ the
Lord W. hope the tlmo VIII come when
there win be branch Of the Church In
this city.
Any one having relatives or friends
In this city whom they desire the
Elders 10 visit may address us at 1851
10, "a IT,, Philadelphia. IA.
LOUIS u, KING,
n. G. DALLANrYSE.
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The Testimony ~ the storms
Innca. Oklahom1, May 10, 1899

NNNNNNf EsNAfANHNNhf afhAs 80
To the Editor.
while the wind " blowing a heavy
sale. having driven the dark and
threatening clouds once more from our
View. Ho that the beautiful sunlight %
heaven shines unhUeded, ana casts re-
iiectiunH upon the waters. which have
fallen the last few days. I take pleas
nru In addressing YOU these few lines.
II hns faincd 30 hard here that u
seemed NJ though the earth was going
a. be- "rrbnptizcd." In 'hc city OF Med
ford the water rose to a depth OF ave
feet. II came IN such a volume that u
oven crushed the roofs ~ houses, and
did much damarc 10 crops and other
property, Here In Jones city the water
rose and almost run into tho business
houses. hut they being raised above the
street, were saved from being damaged.
cyclones are getting quito common
IN this Territory. one struck Oklnho-
ma Ciiy short time ago, destroying
about thirty houses In the southern
part Of the city Last week Chlcknshn
was visited by one % those destructive
iwiHicra, almost dcmolishing the whole
place.
These places have been cnnvasscd by
the Elders. ana not a soul In either
place has accepted the everlasting Cos
pei. II appear that the Lord u cpn-
nrminf the testimonies nf the humble
Elders ~ Zion. that " those who hear
repent not and do not turn from their
wickednuaa they shall DO destroyed.
We could relate many instances
whore the power ~ God " made mani.
fest. such NJ healing the sick aud open
lng up the way Tor ~ 10 got the Gospel
before the people, and Ia showing the
mercy and Kind protecting carr, which
lic has over " while doing our duty In
His vineyard. our faith and tcsti-
monies arr strengthened day by day,
on We wend our way from farm houss
10 farm house and from city o. city,
distributing our tracts and crying re-
pentuncu unto tho people, This may
seem hard way ~ gaining teatl-
mnny ~ the goodness u God. and q be-
liof In the true Gospel u Jesus Christ,
hut Il " q SUR way. aud most honor
able one.
Having lnborcd In tho southeastern
part of the Territory during the win
ter and enjoying good health We are
now making our way toward the north
ern counties. wherc u VIII be cooler
during tnr summer months. There arc
thirteen ~ ~ laborinE IN this confer
cncr. o. follows
Alfred Dixon. Alfred Howcnscn. y. l.
Woods. Christian Tut, samuel Linton,
David Jackson. Edmond Lowell. 4, II.
Taylor, Jos T.. Jones. Jos, T.. Assay.
chnH. webb and ". II. LelRh.
our success since last conference.
which was held In February. has been
very good. and we look forward 20 this
summer 60 bountcoun harvest. Lot
the pulpit ana ptuHs continue thclr
war against "Mormoniam." They do
not harm ~,
The "ScWu" ~ welcome visitor.
LAWRENCE nt.ACKETsr,
President u oklahoma Conference.
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STAKE CONFER


oakley. Idaho. May 30. 1899.
The casuca stake conference was held
AZ Oakley. May iith and 18th. 1888.
There were present on the stand coun-
pclora Moroni Pickett ana VIM. n. Irlm
~ tho stake prcsidrncyi members OF
the High Council. two pnifinrcha and
representatives. from every ward IN tho
stake. Elder Horton u. Hnighi. tho
stake president, could not attend on
account % sickness. lie has been un-
able % leave his home since the 18th
OF April, Elder Samuel Warner, a
travelling missionary In the Northwest
crn States mission, was also present.
On sunday nc y. M, after opening
cNcrciHca nni sacrament, the condition
o. tho stake was reported by Eldcra
Pickett and iirim as being In a very
fair condition, Very favorable reports
We're given ~ the various wards. There
II better spirit prevailing among tho
people. ana more united feeling 10
made manifest, In the afternoon SER
vice ON Monday the general and local
authorities were presented and unanl-
moualy sustained, There were short
sermons by many OF the local brethren,
ana Elder Warner, Tho subjects dweit
upon were tithVa, offerings, unity. Word
~ Wisdom. and our everyday duties,
~ Saints " God.
An excellent spirit prevailed through
out the conference, although a sadness
was expressed. because Elder Haight
was not IN hls usual position on tho
stand.
Tho health Of the people IL good, ana
there are Euod prospects for crops "
grain. Much Of the hay was winter
Killed and TO all appearances hay viii
be not over fourth Of crop.
JOHN J. WILLARD.
stake Clerk.
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and ist,i 81 April. we held our semi
annual conference In Malno at the new
qunrterp. Per WejersTatan. II. and
there were twenty-five missionaries
from Zion present. among whom ]
might mention Elder Platte u. Lyman
~ Liverpool. president u the European
mission: and Elder Andrcaa Peterson
Of Copenhagen, president " the Scan-
dinavian mission. -Four meetings were
held. the first at o'clock on Saturday
evening. and three on sunday, namely;
AZ 10. 2 and G o'clock. the attendance
at all the meetings was good. The
statistical report given N the SHANE
conference, while not very ilattcfing,
was nevertheless encouraging. and
showed that advancement had been
made by the Elders IN furtherlng the
great cause. The report showed n
membership Of 900 souls. , sunday
schools. Mutual improvement Assoc
citation and Relief society. Their are
now thlttcon Elders iabonnr In the
gkanc conference. and their appoint
menta are ~ follows. Malmo branch,
Ola Olson. August Miner and Alfred
Hanson. I.und branch. Nephi ]. Wall
entlnc, 4. ~. bergman and Arnold
Nelson. Hciaingburg branch. Albert J.
johnson and John A., rcarsoni
son. Jcppa MOnfon and ulpf Olson
KAriskrunn branch. Elof Nelson and
John Person. Guataf a. Anderson has
been called TO labor In the stockholm
conference.
Eidcr Andrew Anderson. our confer
cncc president has been released % re-
turn home. and his successor ~ Elder
Ola Olson.
Anyone having relatives or friouds In
these parts wishing the Elders 10 visit
them, will please make II known.
Your brother IN the Gospel.
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scarcely necessary. In their opinion. 10
do more than make n deposit In the
collection box" In order to be saved
and granted n dwelling place near our
Savior. during lis mllicnniai reign here
on this earth. They are fulnlling. IN
very decd. the prophecies made by the
prophets ~ God. concerning the wan
doring away from the truth. "A Paul
says In Tim % They shall not en-
duro sound doctrine"
How easily II " TO perceive that
Gods Spirit does not dwell with those
who are concclted and depend upon
the spirit of man. rather than the Spirit
Of God for their welfare In the life TO
come.
hut In spite of the oppositlon. they
cannot hinder this great stone from
rolling. II IL continually Increasing IN
size and speed. until Il shall MI the
whole earth. our Heavenly Father
has given ua grateful assurances that
We have received the Gospel. never
again 10 be taken from the earth. or
given 10 another people. with these
assurances. We go forth crying words
OF repentance unto the people. rejoicing
IN His Spirit aud IN the blessings we
receive. We rejoice very much that We
have been called on missions.
Your brethren.
g. H. HUMPHREYS.
u a. BoLIN.
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The quarterly conference OF the star
Valley stake ~ Zion was held In Alton,
May 18th aud 10Th. 1893.
There were no visitors present, but
Elders George osmond, william W. Bur-
ton and Arson v. call, 81 the stake
presidency were IN attendance.
Elder George osmond remarked that
the conference was the ssth quarterly
conference, making six years and nine
months since the organization OF the
star Valley Htnkc OF Zion. bishop
George Waite reported the Alton ward
IN prosperous condition. Acting
Bishop ole \. Jensen also reported the
fairyiew ward fayorably.
Elder Aaron 4, hracken addressed
tho Saints on the necessity OF being
united.
bishop James Jensen reported
the Grover ward, Bishop Heman
hydo Ne Auburn ward and
tonwood ward All said the saints
We're DESTROYS TO live up To their duties
Elder byron II. Alfred. Jr. made some
excellent remarks, He quoted por-
tion ~ the 18Th chapter OF ST. John.
showing the great necessity of being
united so mat Gods work could -four
ifh In the earth.
Elder William W. burton spoke a
short time on tho privileges. opportun-
tiles, and great blessings that we are
nt present enjoying lie spoke highly
Of the work done In sunday schools and
advised the young To study the princl-
pies of the Gospel,
Elder Lars j. Iialllng spoke on tho
saerednesa OF the Sacrament, OF which
We had Just partnken., lie also related
some OF his experiences while on his
mission In Norway.
Mark Hurd and choir sang an an.
them.
Elder Arson V. Cali urged the Saints
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iniohtoMh, ias' May ltth, 1879,
To the Editor,
ON April 18th and 10th. our conference
convened ana we, the undersigned,
were appointed 90 labor In Fayotte
county. which lies IN the southwestern
corner ~ the state Of Pennsylvania.
We have passed through most Of the
little experiences common among Lat
ter-day Salnt missionaries, hut they
have all served 90 demonstrate the fact
that God " with us and win take care
OF us nH long nH We do our duty.
our field OF labor, Fayette county, IL
q very large ana wealthy county. The
land surface is In places very rough
and broken, ana no part of the county
IN lovol, The rolling hills aud little
valleys present. at this time of the
year. a picture of rare beauty. such a
thing as irritation Is unheard Of and
the hills as well as the dales are COW
cred with green fields and lovely past
uroa. alternating frequently with patch
80 Of woods, which have. ~ FAR. doned
the woodman'H AK, and atill stand In
their grandeure. reminding ua that az
one time this whole country was one
vast forest.
Most of the farm houses are large
two-story buildings, set on n hill. usual
ly back some piece from tho road. = IA
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1.und, sweden, hny ,, lAs'.
To the Editor;
II was my privilege tho last year, to
labor In the university city, Lund,
where We have a small branch ostab-
liahed. and while u may appear the
work n slow, We feel that our labora
are not In vain, but that We are max.
tho universities and high schools, and
here the clergy are educated for the
ministry.
Many ancient places Of interest are
here to be found, Among the most
prominent | may mention "Domlsyr-
KAN" or tho cathedral. The nrchl-
tecturnl skin on this magnificent
church IL something wonderful, cons
fiderlng the fact that II was erected
In i0o0-li00, and was dedicated In the
year iiib by the then dominant church,
the Roman Catholic, II II very massive
and built ~ cut stone, walls between
i've and six feet thick, The seats are
solid oak, Handsomely carved, and the
interior wall and ceiling decorations
are grand.
The climate In these parts Is very
damp and foggy, but ~ far AS known
the Elders lahoring here are In good
health, and all are deeply Interested
In promulgnting the principles Of the
Gospel among their counirymen.
| saw the advice In correspondence
Of your paper some time ago, that any
young man contemplating mission
to this country should take walking cx-
crcises. This N highly eonl,ndable
In the skane conference | understand
there " not so much walking IN fur
thor north, but Ind there In sufficient
To furnish healthy exercise and good
On saturday and sunday. tho 18th
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Your brother In the Gospel.
J. u. WILSON JR.
III. Magic Lantern aud Missionary Work.
Old Cleveland Roa1
NWVFVITWNl IITTIlHnr,
Queensland. April 20. 1893.


cuogparoo. brisbane,
Queensland, April 20. 1893.
To the Editor;
Elicr y, y, Barker. assisted by Elders
q - Saints, has purchased a magic
lantern and he has made collection OF
more than 100 vlowa which ILLUSTRATED
life ana history OF ancient races, Sa-
means, American Indians. eic. Inter
catinE scenes IN America, actual fncts
ana conditions among tho "Mormous"
In Utah, etc. on March 20, Elder Hank
or landed In brisbane, Queenalnnd, his
object being 10 give seris- of lectures
illustrated hy thofc Views and to at
tend the conference. During Tho three
weeks he was here he. assisted by
Elders VIM N, COray. Rudolph f<roth
and J 81, Richie, held six lectures t,yo
IN the knowsloy han. Coorparoo, one
IN tho Five Ways hall. Wooiloongabbn.
one In the Foreslers' Han. PaddinFton.
one In cooran, ana one In the mission
rooms (hcadqunrterH).
These lectures were all, save the Inst
well attended, there being as many M
200 at some Of them.
April lat, being kindly invited, Elder
Barker and Elder Ritchle started by
train with the outnt TO cooran. about
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Rocky Mount. EdEecombe CO..
May 10, 1899,


- hNg ~ laF's
To the Edltori
with great pleasure ana satisfaction
we can say that many people IN THIS
country are thirHting for the word ~
God, ana We are quite unable Co rntis-
fy their hunger, They arc continually
crying for the truth. They are growing
weary Of the "hcresieH." that the Apos-
tic Peter tells uH shall be brought
among the people IN the latter days.
for IN these they realize that they en-
Joy not the fruits ~ the Gospel OF
Christ, Ms aid the primitive church
We have many kind friends here. who
are doing everything possible % nahiat
Ms IN our labora. We also have many
here who are pefyertlnE the Gospel Of
Christ. ana following blindly instead,
man-made doctrlnea and plans Of Aaya-
ton.
Il appears the natural tendency OF
these wise men, as the Apostle Paul
distinguishes them. TO substitute their
own valuable opinions. as 10 what
should constitute the requirements OF
a plan OF salvation, instead of adhering
TO the one Jesus Christ No strictly COM
manded US 10 follow. They are lessen
ins these requirements no that It IL
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May 10. 1889.
To the Editor;
Aiy labora FOR the last nix months
have been confined 10 urraugn county.
ohio, ana during that time have had
three different companions, who have
lae9rcd faithfully to sow The Gospel
blessed Of the Lord In getting churches.
town halls ana school houses 10 prcach
In, although the ministers Of other de-
nominations have distributed anti
Mormon" literature, ana warned their
Rocks against listening to uH. Al re-.
cent conference of the Congregational
church. which was held az Chester,
Granger Co, Rev. J. -, Suttlng ~
Cleveland. o., formerly pastor Ia utnh)
was one OF their speakers, His entire
tnlk was upon "MormoniHm," ana his
plans 10 redeem Utah" lie put forth
HE ideas IN cunning manner and tried
20 stir M thu sympathy VI the people
by. telling them that ''out " 10000
'MofmonH" ln Utah 100 900 nrc without
the Gospel" and that there are 'twen-
y-four postoiilce places without the
uoapcr In Utah. Among other things
he told was that 70 per cent OF the
Mormon girls" are Immoral. ana that
the Mormon Church politics control
the elections" After the services he
distributed number OF Anti-"Morm0n"
leaflets, Under tho heading OF one OF
the leaflets appeared the following
words c'fiense keep confidential from
Mormon Church AZ prcannt.D
sir Nutting'a talk VIII help 10 advor-
iise M. when we meet the people they
are anxious 10 know n those things are
rally true or not, This giyca u.
chance 60 talk with the people and ex-
plain tho simple truths ~ the Gospel,
"a that thoy may judge Tor thcmHelVcs
Mr Nutting II bearing his testimony
10 the truthfulneaa % the work tho
l.nttcr-day Saints are engaged iu when
he perHccutca uH hy saying an manner
OF evil against ~. for 20 porsecuted
they tho Prophets which were before
us.
Your brother In the Gospel.
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MISSION FIELDS.

Curious Views Among People In All Parts
of tho World.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-12-27
METHUEN'S PLANS
Are to Remain at Modder River
About Three Weeks.
No Heavy Fighting, But Daily Skir-
mishes Are Reported.
Gen. Ioubert Resumes Command Revolt OF
Dutch Is Spreading.

r4 ~, a. ,r,
i'o-'o'''li u ape Town
"4'sr'll"'"t 81 me Dally News tele-
: "piiiiiS' ~ says Lofd
tliueH' ! uIdei stand intends 10 re-
iii"l" az Ni"uoef river about three
",e-HS ip,'s-E'
I'm i'oei 'ouI hithefto singular
llo II l'iioi i'i''', leAfh tliat there are
o'o i-'l pan "iiicefS ana men skilled
N III iill'ltaIy tacl!cs' pafucuiafiy
II t'.i'.i'' !'." II pretoria Al reserve.
~" commissioning oiilclal IN the
"m" HdS JUST returned
I,.'. '.' renewing uuty IN the
i,...;ti ,.'t,-i u'StilN'' 5"yS the news OF the
80 ~ ie' e'S''7 HIs pteh received with
II r. Jo'' even y l'caHlles Whefe there
IL, "i'
,f.,' ~" -, 'I'il'nes from 9ouIh
i, l''i F''''iy utiayed. but
90 q" ''"S Hl"Ie lreeIy Whlch
'"'' '''' cci'sorahlp mas peeh re-
lh'I' appears 'n be no great change
!, ulSpd'ch from
',''''' ,.i.,-" "'i"u'S' nlted Dec. ~ gives
,he i"I" wing from The Boer head
'''.'-,.'' ~, "'.-'' i''c. ~;
h'i'.Sh naval guns at '"lrnso
"'N' IT, II '"il''"ddlhS huIWtr bridge.
i"-''' ilN'T' win view of
''
.''''''-'' l'Ioit "i ladySmIth IL
i'rI @I"" F. Frh. J"ubert has
"'" 'i''"Iueu "
i''i l- N'I'"iIl'. Al" addressed the
buf@h-r-, Dee. IS.
.\r.r. I,ttsyb ,.tt...,,..... t
~ ',.'-i9 "'N" p'th
.'. '- .'''iiI' -"'luding sol Bullark.