Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

crowned with the omlnously named
MaJubu hill, VIII be the center Of the
coming storm.
"a camp nc Checpcra Nok. near Nryhoid.
and they Will mobilize "a great force on
the uuuaio river tomorrow. which the
authorities at Dundee expect VIII move
across the border TO that spot. prob
ably at once. IL H. believed that a cone
nict ct this point VIII certainly occur
early in the week.
AZ the same time the Boora arc COLI
Letting a force u 1000 unu under the
notorious cummuudnnt Crunig. IN the
Muimuni gold fields. near Mafoklur.
where COL Baden Powell is stationed.
Dispatches from TUT, Rhudosia, nn-
nuunco thnt another force NJ hurEhofH
iH murfcd az Peterborough. nfty mllaH
south. ana that outlying parties are
posted ct an The drifts along the Lim-
ponu river
In tie meantime Col plummer'f col
unu b. moving nifty miles nearer the
TunfyHal frontier. and has established
telephone connections TO within ok
nlioa o' Rhodcsia drift ON the Llm-
Fnthusinetlc scenes nc an the rail-
way stations have marked the advance
uf Ace Natal volunteer
Dispatches from MlfekinH announce
that Commlndnut Crunlc. commander
Df the Trnuaynal border police crossed
apparently with tho object ~ melting
him Goo fight The British clvil com.
missioner ordered the chief 60 stay ana
protect the women ana children. telling
him that ho would not be allowed TO
nrht
Tho Uoers openly threaten To- raid
Nryhurg Ia British nechunnainnd. ns
soon uH hostiiItl.g open. and the kim
hHrIrN Advertiser complains ~ tho
apathy ui Che cnp' ministry In not tax
Ing steps 90 prevent this
The Tfunavnul nrld CurrctH arc taxi
INK the names % colonial Beers who
are willing 20 croH1 the border In the
event NJ war.
4 johannesburg dispatch says: "Thc
commandments orders ore completed
and the hurEhnrs ARE ready for the
field a large body passed through the
town yesterday afternoon. Business
has virtually ceased The merchants
have finished hnrricndinR their prem
lHcH ana the proprctorn of drinking va
looms expect 90 receive n notification Co
close their establishments tomorrow.
- party Of 200 Germans has been
notified TO leave and the Irish corps.
commanded By Blake, an Irish -Amofi-
can. VIII go early IN the week.
The mines are paying a pound $50
day with food. 20 mon who Will re-
',rhrcc trains nned with armed
burghorH Tor the Natal border we're
this evening reported nH unable 60 leave
Holfontcin. owing 10 "a block on the line
which has diHorganlzcd the whole train
service. Two thousand passengers ioft
yesterday By the morning and after
noon trains. and nearly 1000 more by
outgoing trains last night.
"Tho government undertakes 10 pro-
vide for the families N burghcrs who
10 Co the 'front.'
Adviccs from Mnfcking say great un-
eaHineHa exists there over the mnHainE
~ the Beers near the frontier. At a
largely-nttended meeting today Mr.
kinHle former major. and other
speakers. complained that the imperial
authorities were ncrlcctlnr 10 provide
proper protection Tor the inhabitants,
NJ this border " much more exposed
than the Natal border Tirn HoerH,
backed with artillery. could invade the
town In "a few hours. Many women.
children and refugees, the speakers
pointed out. were thus placed In q po-