The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02


lurther has arrived from south Afrca
Tne government has received d.s-'
patches rcctfying the casualty iisis.
These VIII be published today
Up 90 midnight nothing has been
received concerning Moudays casual.
ties. The war office officials are work
INK under great sirun capt. Perrioit
stan csntain. has just died CABS end De-
ing hNfencd by oFerWork
An unc0nnrmed statement o. publish
ga that General $40 HeIvcra uuiior has
left Capctowr for La1yamuth
A belated Dispatch ,rom raaysm.th.
describing Mondays work. Saves
"A complete 90 squadron of husilrs
had a narrow escape frou disaster
early in rhe day 1uey ouni them
selves suddenly confronted within cosy
range. by a determined fur. of Hocm
who seemed to spring from the bowels
Of the earth. The hussrs uer. spien.
didly handled and were rxtr.Dtt.I with
oniy one man wounded
Tho queen 8 credited with cypress
INK sincere pity for sir George Stewart
White nnd the officials are On o. NIsc
Incline to Judge him hawh.y s0 ar
a. the public is concerned. however.
while ErnNncatIon is fe't at the manner
n Hhlsh ths I.oltted bhfaiInna alr.
rendered THERE .s still severe criticism
uf Genera white and Lieutenant Carl
Carlton for allowing che column to get
out 90 touch for che absence of proper
scouting ard fur not retiring when the
ammunition Wsa boat IT, favor 0f
hazardcd that be believed it was inn
pcratlyc 90 succcss 70 General Whlteu
operations that be- should hold the po-
sItion az Nicholson Mex.
TO ASSIST TffE BOEEs
Paris Nov IA society has been found
oi t1 render s.sisthnce fo the Tranvaai
government C1lorc MorteI s. governor
and juice Lemaucr Henry H0chofoft and
urgmprt proprietor ot tbo flbrs Parole
ars u9ht honorary presidents
The organization a enrolling voluntesr.
io GEht for the Eocni Ard tho promoter
cialm that nore thau go have voiun
te,rei
They hase dinlcuHy. hlaeter. boz nni-
ing the necessary funds and o. =, doubt
ful whether Dr Leyda fhn spechi reprc-
IL
will bs ab!D tD supply Those
Under these conditions the whole move
meut which s in inc hands 10 thc most
violent section of the raf.onailsta and
ana. somietE viii probably collapse
ENGftsH PRESS COMMENT
Too morning Post comments sovereiy
upon ths British contempi f1r the neemy.
la shown by the belief thtt tho large Bosr
force AZ Acton tfme cogid b. held In
check b. Cartons small column n pointa
out chat even % the British had been sup
/ plird Ntth ammuniilon they would have
held out buf a few hours longer in az
much a. they Wera in ~he rnoHt complete
/ v'ori detached and because nobody ap.
\ rlrenfly at fadyausth tfd an ide1 OF
/ thc.r diEfrsrF r- took any measure q,
ret-rie then
I The column wrF .1rrdred lyr me
morninr post "heoaueo 20 TnT reu' frfo
..tl.. ssEr.I lnd DuDI..,... Do hII Dol.
/ other scout Twelve hundcrd m.n were
thrown away Cor inck of cavalry whhch
would not have bes1 riir sd from ln1thrI
I part 90 che neld
Tho STANDARD whicn con ncnts ln nlm.
/ liar tarmg upon ihe nrt that General
White made no effort t1 srtrioats th,
column from the Impossible situation into
which ho Rad thrust it drtwa "a nlctui
of inc man hoping for rciicf and ther
realizing with bitterness of heart that
some or. had hIunderr1. that they hat
been forsotlon hl thc.r general ans uaI
ana that nothing w,s left but Mrrtnde
ans 'mnrI onmert 10 Pretoria unIN rh.
..ni ~ the war"
Tho Daily Chrlnile 8.gs.
lt u evident tfaf lpueone h1. b'uni
.rei
Tla Tines Ar
rte danger 70 sr Ooorr, white.
par lre patent oven to clylanr buf
is not iunoeiibI, that thr Cape boys \
charge oe me moyntaln battery hav
been tampercd with by the noers. o,he.
} wise such large and comprshens .v
stampede very extraord nary occur
renee from 7urh "a slight cause
General wnrcs whole movement. 81
ftr az if can be understood from too PR.
I Ont Information. is opon o. crlus.sm e
peoAly in the absence of communicate
Rlth the mrn body
TAe morning papcru -ommenl Dith tb
! greatest sata'ac,.on upon Canada sIr
gesior regarding tho sendluE of .ce1n
, contingent I'D South Africa
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