Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01
..,,s Public Says He Was Led
Into a Trap
w MATCH FOR THE Beers.


mated ln the hills. and after losing
$500. vtrs Obliged 10 cnpltulatc.
Z. r',,ieh except the official tclc-
-, q Gen. Sir George Stewart
IN. ti, thus lar BEEN permitted TO
$40 the disaster and no telegram
~ t,fwmIih has been received Ia
~. s.acs tho advices from the
~, commander. This gives rise 70
go nat communications have al
.iy b.sn cut. in which event come
r.. must elapsc before details regard
T.. ns,ish iosres ore received. II tho
=, srss officials have received lnfor-
-,,sr on this point, they have re-
,s.-i from Publishing e. Gen.
. w,nfs estimate that the British ioss.i
~ about ninety % evidently
NJ aniute from the probable
- t.iiel and wounded among the
. rr.uIel hliial'nua.
80 wee continuous stream ~
~ I'd the war office until a late
81 everybody anxlously inquirinE re-
. ,.l.rs yesterdays casualties. but the
~ taiss declared that nothing had
-. rssaivtl since Sit George Whites
.lsuiteb communicating the capture Of
/ H. Royal Irish fusileerg and the
i 4 issIieashIIs regiments. This delay
fHtlrF further Intelligence la at
sa.isi iu part 10 the breakdown of
I II siu coast cable. but u stands 10
- that the war office must b.
,s-ssl.i 90 further news which % ~
,s,aty not thought advisable should
Il l. flhlflsi al set
NJ dsistcf haa caused a feeling
BIZ 90 conformation. and lu 0loucer-
ifshfs and The north % ireland,
stsfs he captured regiments were re-
sui.t he blacklist gloom prevails,
|frlIfs awaiting with beating hearts
b. .tmts % ihe KILLED and wounded.
.nhlh lfl FUZZY expected 10 reach "a
Ma frirc. Many homes are already
r11f6Inr no consequence u losses
sssltrei By these regiments In prcvi-
: HfagemcniH.
t. Pan.c anxiety was Increased by
r-ch Dispatch from t.hdyamIth pub
. fti 10 ihs late editions % the Lon.
Afternoon papefa 10 the effect that
= 30 darkness yesterday the Beers re-.
III aFfi ihH old position held by their
fT artillery, which Gen. White had
] rHsi tl'sncsd by the guns Of the
/ aaI brigade from the Powerful,
j. tii opened iifr again.
II % Dispatch further snya' The enc.
D. ife again closing In and the sltun.
q i one " grave anxiety. Beyond
4 ast he noer movement yesterday
htlayl was tuHf 10 draw Gen.
. ff Into the hilly country and away
irn ne British camp" This last sen.
30 4 Significant and confirms the
1'1Q1 q military experts here that
n White o. allowing himself 20 be-
. 'fitfulei by Cummandnnt-G
lft
4 ffdm he ec1nt udvices received up
u p m. o seems tolerahly certain
l1tief WaH "a simple repetition Of
tNue u Maiuba hin, though on a
~ sale. The two regiments were
we'd % march into a trap set Tor
20 BY he hoeu. 10 u simply q case
n itih ny.
II j. act ne whole engagement Of
iiy seems 20 have been brought on
la standardization, Iuuhert. who
Niay conceived a gigantic trap.
i which oH the official dispatch
lh ~ George White only escaped
II q inculty.
II l.a White advanced with the idea
II. ANHE ilt i0Cu from the nui seven
Il u pll which Cen Inuhcrt made an
gllols show 20 fnrufyiuE ON sun
lle h9ar commander lcft force
| ,ll 90 Draw Cen white on. while
NJ mass % he Hcora he moved
/ l'l round ihs british riFht. 90
ilhk attack and TO cndcnvor
4 Il ~ Gen. white from t.adynmlth.
British commander Hurceeded In
/ wig qi ihe attack. hut only with
Al alhcuhy and during the turning
1krg ire
mn ihlhgH are said In military cir
me British tactics. which have
~ tlsiinlN the sm0ush ~ the
inh husaarH 90 Glencoe and now
Two ino regiments. II IL
~ That Sir George White Ia no
fIa ief NE hncrs IN the cunninr by
49, 'NN hNffH conceived, and 10 ID
wv, l Guy that II the British com-
nQnunue 90 lead the men into
ID M. RR..ga further disasters must
N 'alsiy.ew d published with a
/, ~ ellset who's. u1me ~ withheld.
~, described us o "weu-known
M, WIN q distinguished record
~ - =, y, lna,nh mutlny," IN the
2 upon the ropipct 4, 't ~ CRU i
NJ "Ytuerdays 6s,s,. w V w
oleet 90 only another moot
~, gg.llndrr.ng Although sir
nnindsr hs a.. ri s'o ll., l,sllnenln,
gpifgy or M. msD , , .y,il 20 excel
Division. reF1r5 ihe o, Men, 9 Or.
" another example of biunder.
hres.disr q, ,,-....
g,ac0s. ths on.I, ihe e.ingar.e.ment
ny ensmy's 6alrsr. V 49, N, .a93me
and plant runs on TIL, ,'iiN, ny, 10
L's was done (, VAN MI A, NUN wv, w.
trF morrirr N,,.'on on me
lilliF q sssrr. 10. VIZ .esi eiuay'H
q separate th Mem Hnys Been been, al, a.,
n, hldy esnociliiy ,yi,t ''nin Wy. tne
HN 1 lv... NtN NNNIuN against