The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-24

No would he premature to glyc Z. 90
crDdeuCs t0 either report. what ls qu :
certain .a that tudyamth Estcourt ana
I Moo. river station are all isolated and
thc Boers seem able. after detachns
enough troops GO hold uhrec British
I forces aEgreRulng 1900 men. to pa 4
un toward Pletcrmarltzburg with som
1000 men.
a ds1ueting feature of the whole
camuNEu s tho fact that ull the ad-
vun.us generals report meeting tha
uurn Boo flrDs In view 90 the brilliant
su..esa of General J1ubcrt n PARTIAL
plrtNzuE the relieving columns. the
question .a being asked what would
hlN, happened had he at che outset ID
thc war; Instead Df sitting down bef'r
Lldysmlth pushed ou t1 PIetcrmarR
buref
General D1tAcres reports chat th
pU ur. r.Hus Increasing public anX
.eiv as It tends to confirm rumor tha
have l.uE heen current q special is
plteh from Durham announces HhHi
more nig naval gums were landed N.t
ue.Ity ana scnt t1 the front Prince
Christian Victor let AlolI river rlmp
before % was Invested bearing l.sn.teu
pH @, p.atermlrItzhurg
Late lace evening lt was asser ,G a
Aller.nlt chat th. HNth d.yIs.oa. u0
m procoss of mobouzatou. viii ac'u
aily uc required f,r service Some 90 th
yoemaudry agents have been warned
for moholIzaton. ouIng to The scarcIt
of cavalry In Af.ea- tt is also repur.a
that another bridge of horse artillery
+ VIII he mohuized
Orange River Nov 23-Hon Mr t.
gan. a member af tho Cape Colony i~s
HHtve council who has just returng
hero from Belmont says the Brt.u
tuops engaged the Beers this side ~
Belmont their artillery pr.tlee being
splendid. The British infantry carried
the kopiea Ht thr pl'.nt 1f the bay1ns.
ANA drove ths uo.rs from theIr pnsIf' n
HOERs IN EVIDENCE
NaauWpoort Nov $500 p m.- 4
British force eN0 strsug consisting %
mounted infantry aud police with r y
cavalry partly n train rae1unote-
toward Cp.esp.re .'dty under Ge1erl
French ml ac.nmu' sseI d, miles The
uera fired upon ny party NJ Beers CON
...Ied 600 Dim Thw. m.n sore NHlnI
Co.,
r...r's gxc.usr. no tH. concerts give
Ht Mu Brown PHtt.r Al thr meetH
uf ihe executive onWm.ta. .f he fuu
to-day three American sI s.. ns ANA d.'
NURSES who recently arrived present !
themselves aul Wer. rHIaiy re'riNe
by Lady Randolph Chauhu ana h.-
colleagues.
PLANS FOR PEACE
London Noy 2a-Tha fund flr hftu
Hut the Maine os haspta. ship now
exceeds $1,000 pounds ex.lus.v t.o
critics have givcn perm ss.on to the cav
lduu contingent ou i,- arrival 90 marc
thralgh th. city Whch Wil he heaut
unv decorated and tha lay VIII hf D.
served as O. holiday
THE BDers occupied SleynsbHrg s1utr-
Wasi of Burrheudorp on Monday
Mafokng woe safe as ht" as NHyrri
heT lf.
london. Noy 2-The Daily chrnlcs
1F.
owe learn That the cln.u'. has decide
10 .h1i thc basis of settlement viii he
uu teI south AfriCl. modelled ou che Ca
nldln plan The details have NOS yet
been .e.ucd, hut Sc O. certain that no
terms of pcaCe will he accepted hy the
British government snovt ~ the British
0rrupluc, 90 Blocmfnutelu
PRISONERS WE'LL TREATED
Caootown Nov. % United States Con-
sul General Stowe. hle rsceivei nforma-
zion mae thc Britiah prisoners in Pretor-
l ure vol fed
sr Alfred Mnno- has lssuei procla-
nation t0 the people 20 tho colony in the
clurse 1f which he says
'It my duty o. dispei false reports
regarding Do policy ani Intentions - tho
Imperial government Misleading man fes-
tos. from beyond tho border represent
the imperial authorities AZ des ring 20 op-
prosf me Dutch and the doa has spread
abroad mat the Dutch vii De deprived OF
ther constitutional ghts There IS ah-
so,utoly no iruth Ia such allegations
''I'he imperial government desires The
greatesi froedom % sef-governmont FOR
both Dutch and nj .sh and the extension
noi che curinilment of the conHtitHt onai
rights that are solely endangered by re-
bolton The Imperial government adhere