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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
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the benefit % the stage MectaBieE'
Union. The play i roaring COM
eiY. that affords a fine opportunity
for the various performers. and i
amusing from beginning to end
II - the story nf a man and wife
paying a visit to New York The
husband. Mr. Gteythorn, IL quite a
spHft. bat hls wife thinks him little
short u an angel Hls friend. Ward.
ls New York clubman. hose wife
has become used 10 his ways Be
com nF weary ~ having Mrs. Grey
thorn singing the praises Of her hus-
bard. Mrs Ward sends letter to
each - the husbands. signing IL
Pink Domino" and asking them to
meet her at the French ball.
The husbands faiI into the trap.
and are met BY their wives IN dom
innea The maid l. pressed into scr-
vice. and writes a third letter to one
Henry Tubhs. and she and he also
attend the ball Henrys uncle. a
would be old sport. II there. and he
takes too many nips at the bottle
Al domino.s look alike 10 him ana
there ~ general mix up. Mrs
bracelet u have repaired. and
Henry gives this tn HIS inamnrato.
who loses a. The head waitress re-
turns Il. and Mrs Tubhs claims It
This complexities matters enough to
make a series - ludicrous situations
that provoke nj kinds OF laughter
During the performance special
ties viii be introduced hy the Sisters
Waterman In high class negro melo-
dies. Hooley and Kclton in songs
and dances. and DouEhcrty and
Bond the musical comedians
The novel feature viii be that
there will be no behind the scenes"
There are comparatively few who
really know the extent TO which they
are indebted 10 the stage mechanic
Tor their amusement. There are
few also who realize his Importance.
ar the waists amount NJ work that
fails 10 his lot in the brief period In
which the audience impatlently clap
or rustles it's programmes between
acts. The stage hands are ambitious
that at least aomc ~ their labors
be made known. though the import
ant work OF the scenic artist or the
stage carpenter can be shown.
At tonlght's performance. when
the audience enters. instead OF
looking upon the painted curtain.
itH astonishcd gaze Will rest on
bare stage. or course there will be
the same expectancy and the same
murmur II pleasure when the or
ehestra enters. After this the stage
mechanics viii begin their work.
The first setting Is always the easl-
est 10 handle, Rs ample time is al
ways allowed to make IL complete.
II - between the acts that the most
rapid and interesting work II done.
After each act. to bring out the COM
plcte effect OF the cllmaNes. the cur
tain VIII fall as usual Then the
command To clear" will be given,
ana the actors VIII leave the stage.
As soon as the actors have cleared
out, the curtain viii rise again, the
order viii be given to strike" and
with astonishing rapldlty the drops
VIII rise, the wings disappear and
carpets Will he drawn out. As soon
as the stage is bare again, the work
Of transformation Is fairly begun.
and q new and entirely different
scene Ia brought about in the brief
est possible time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
A REUNION
AT TACOMA
Volunteers TO 30 Welcomed
by Old Veterans.

TACOMA. Nov a-Friay after
noon. at = O'Clock. at the Lyesum
theatrr the Uniau and Confederate
veterans. with the sons ~ Veterans.
Loyal Legion ana either patriotic 80
eirtlcs viii give reception 10 honor
~ the Washington volunteers
The Hnaifn N.ii be Informal ard
moFr As welcome hamr and re-
anton - those Who have fought this
aauntf)-H battles short spec hen
viii be in nrtsr. IN accordance sith
a program which NlI be published
today
Cd Pfc aui Cant. MrGHy arr
both on the program Al the close
81 ne program Col. Fife wlii be prs-
scented wlfh an rmnfrmatte asrb1i
the combined work 81 rfnf 4 n
Carney. a. 4. y. and Il > Fergus
On. q = y representing the pro-
FFess and triumph - the American
arms on land and 40 ftom che day
Of Paul Jones and the Rattle OF
Lexington down ta IN. recent *
plalts ~ the Fighting Fifnt- To she
Philippine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09

The sale or aeata FOR the engage
ment n Murray and Mack who open
at the Third Avenue theater sun
day evening, has opened with a
rush. Indicating a tremendous week
for these popular comedians. who
viii again be seen In their immense
~ funny Cuuccit. "ffnncRHn'a Ban. d"
Last season when this play was pre-
scented here. people We're turned
away nj every performance aud the
house record FOR biz receipts was
broken. As seattle IL now in prime
condition for "a farce comedy and as
Murray and Mack are said to have
the best show this year they have
ever presented. another record 3
breaking week r. confidently expect
cd by Manager Russell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
CRACKER TRUST
FILES ITS DEED

TACOMA. Nov s--The Pacific
Coast Biscuit company. commonly
known a. the western cracker trust.
Tuesday flied with the county audi
tor certificate Of It's articles Of In
corporation together with a mort
gage for 81 500 600 covering its fac
tories In Spokane and Portland. real
estate and leases on plants In Sc
attic. Los Angeles and san Francis
co. The mortgage Is given To the
Produce Exchange Trust company
~ New York. as security for the
bonds recently taken by the eX-
change.
The Incorporation articles rccite
that the corporation is organized
under New Jersey laws. the prin-
cipal office being at. 243 Washington
street Jersey city Turner Beall.
George T. Nickcrs and Ralph -
Corhin are the incorporatorS The
capital stock il 1900, 600 divided
into 1900 shares Of per cent. cum
ulative preferred stock of par value
~ 800 each and p. 600 shares OF com
mon stock OF same par value. The
period OF the corporations exist
encc Is OF unlimited duration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
BOOM
AT DAVENPORT

DAVENPORT. WASH. NOV. -
SotwithstandinE th" large number
- ncs houses that have been built
la Davenport this season. there -
daily inquiry for residence and bust
ness houses No sooner 10 a resi-
dsucr building started than the
oAucr 10 besieEed with applicants
10 lease w. rafiies Who expect TO
move into Davenport this fall have
paid three months rent IN advance
On buildings IN order 70 hold them.
- great IL tie demand Tor houses
Contractors who have buildings to
put up this fan complain Of not be
Ing able 20 secure men to do the
work. and are refusing to take more
contracts en- that account.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
Spool Cotton Trust.

NEW YoHK. Nov 0 =. W Dow.
president ~ the Commercial Trav-
slera' National League and an an
Ger Of the American Ant Trust
League. appeared before District
Attorney Gardiner. and after sub
hitting TO that of1cihi testimony
from forty persons against ia" spool
cotton combination, secured prom
iHc from the district attorney that
he would enter proceedings against
that organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
ARM0RED TRAINS.
Generally inprovissd With Steel
Plates or Ssndeses.

Many dispatches from the Trans.
wal refer to the armored trains be-
ins used to transport troops and
passengers through the district In
which military operations are going
on. and inquiry naturally arises as
TO what constitutes a train Of that
kind.
II Is nothing more than a train Of
ordinary freight care. which have
been strengthened on the inside by
sheets Of metal and pierced with
holes. through which rifles and small
1eld pieces may be used on an at
tacking party. 4 fat car or Ron-
doia. with a heavy piece or two Of
artillery. may be a part Of such =
train. and In some Instances enough
OF the closed cars may be take n
away 70 allow a Maxim gun to be
placed in position.
An army officer. In speaking Of
these trains. said They are al
ways improvlaed and fitted up with
the material nearest NJ hand. This
may be railroad Iron. sheets OF steel
or sandbags. and sometimes nothing
more than heavy lumber We used
armored trains In Porto Rico and
the Philippines. and the trains about
which We read as being used In the
Transvaai are probably in most re-
speots like those improvised port
able strOnghOlds There are some
cars, like the new steel cars. which
have advantages as means Of trans
portation In country made dan
gerous BY an enemy. but almost any
kind Of cars may by turned into the
class known as armOred' At short
noticed, and the armorins will de-
pend on the mechanical skill Of the
officer IN command"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
MCINTYRE is BACH.

Gen. J. u Mcintyre. who vas ar
rested IN this city last week GA a
charge ~ arson. and taken 10 Wa
alleged crime rs said to have been
committed. LAS returned to this
city The preliminary examina ,iun
In set Tor November 10 Gen No
intyrc vas released upon hla own
rccuFniraner Ito refuses 60 say
about the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09

Exciting times probably by boodshed promised
Kentucky Taylor utepnhuenl o"
localities hear from contest
With knives and cNolNers
probabilities.
the to giNe
noted desperate determination
under his IL
Kentucky at
conducting the Ken
lucky ro independent daily publication and became well as
stated that he proposed To
arranging the election
opposed Of personal
resulted bloody and fatal
tauinE the day Of
tragedy coveted
his pathway lie
supposed
him without
the Republican
Democrats
following viii undoubtedly str nsht
being
develop colossal
ud which viii all into insiEhneanee
Thurman addition the city ef se-
They dahua forEemsnots
should be
the law
purchased the % for shrewd
witch push lie claims
gradually build
eukended by
o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
PoRcUplRE Is RICH.

ElHht miners from the rnrru-
pine aiatrlsi who returned on the
Cottage city yesterday. express
themselves ~ being very faNufnhiY
Impressed Nth the district la h
nns 81 them bal some sold t. ahaW
fHr their seasons work Thr United
states Consul c1i : . MeCeob re-
turned pn TIE Cottage cts from
Dawson Passengers from sifkA re
port that ~x.eiov MrGraw has been
appointed United sihtrn court corn
missioner a. Capr Some b. {. =.
Judge e = johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
The SMALLPOX
SCARE AT BUTTE

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. . - The
smallpox scare has about subsidized.
and no new cases have been report
ed the past two days. There are
now two men at the pesthouse and
four houses in Rocker are under
quarantine. The danger is not yet
passed. but all officials have taken
stringent measures and compulsory
vaccination " all school children has
been order. measure permitted by
the statutes OF this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09

At the Seattle thHas-f last evening
the grau opera company gave an
excellent rendition - Gilbert and
EuillyRu's most famous creation.
MikAdu The mounting - the
play was az good as that In
Wang. which H saying a great
deal. particularly .n popular price !
attraction.
Martha Farhe had h.s ars, nppor-
tungty e. display hls talents. and
sang "NRnk Poo" ip highly salts
factory manner Mr Pacfc has
SUNG many greatly varied roles be-
fore Seattle audiences. and mas new
er failed to catch very favorable
Impression. lie has made - many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
FOR
THE SOLDIERS

Christmas presents for the soldiers
IN the Philippines should be Ia the
mail IN Seattle before midnight on
November IL. as that IL the last mail
scheduled to reach Manila before
Christmas day The steamship
which viii carry the November u
mail = the Dorie. sailing from san
Francisco on November II. The
Doric will require - days to reach
tionEkung and two days more 10 Ret
to Manila. After that IL requires
- the front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
MCCOOk WILL
NOT RESIGN

rniied states Consul Mocnak. of
Dawson. who is now IN the city. de-
MES tho fumors % his drunkenness
and corruption lie says thrps
stories were circulated by thugs and
thieves Ne also denies that he has
ans intention u IguinE. and rsNs
he is the most popular American In
Dawson lie thinks the govern
fn~nt xouid not let him rcslsn u ne
NlHf 81 To.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
MAY BE LEASED
FOR RACE TRACK

A move II on among such promln-
ent. patrons OF the turf as william
Belond. Or. Smith and Sheriff a r.
Van de vsnter, to organize a stock
for the purpose Of leasing
woodland park from the city. The
park would be used as n fair ground
and race track.
Seattle has long felt the need NJ
such an institution. which would en-
courage the breeding Of fast horses
In Western Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
FAILED TO DIE.

Mrs Fanny Wheeler. who a.
tempted to commit suicide yesterday
afternoon by swallowing a quantity
Of carbolic acid at 52I Yesler way.
as given In the second edition Of the
star yesterday. is said now TO he out
OF danger. Mrs Wheeler says the
reason for her rash act was on ac-
count of trouble between her daugh-
ter and her daughters husband.
both Of whom are at Index.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09

friends here In his annual tours. he
IL always sure % cordial recca-
ton
The other members OF the conn
pany we're all up to the require
ments of their parts. and NJ course
the comedians came In for the Hons
share.
The hill FOR tonight e. Paul
Jones. an opera which is stlll one
Of the most popular being present
ed IN the EaHt This viii be the
FIRST opportunity local play -gucrs
have had to see this opera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between George Driver and ]. T.
Taylor has this day been dissolved
by mutual agreement, ana George
Driver assumes all debts due and all
owing the said firm viii pay
the same to George Driver.
(Signed)
GEORGE DRIVER.
]. T. TAYLOR.
Dated Nov. 3. 1899.
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.BLO0DSHED
MAY RESULT
Trouble Expected Over tho
kentucky Election.

FRANK FuRr. Ky. Nov I'll
viii require the official returns Fri
day ta arrive at any satisfactory
conclusion as e. which party won
la this state Completed returns
this morning place Taylor b35 votes
ahead 4 contest ia certain and
two inaugurntiunH ate probable.
Plenty Of bluolshrd II predicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
Contributions Wanted.

BERLIN. Nov. s.-The vossiscne
Zeltung publishes an appeal. signed
by the committee OF the German
corps in the Transvaal. calling upon
Germans to contribute to the sup
port OF the families OF those German
volunteers who have taken up arms
in a just cause"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
Roots Report Delayed.

WASHINGTON. n. g. Nov. -
Secretary u War Root announced
today that his annual report would
not be ready for several weeks. lie
has hut recently begun It's prepare
ton. and viii he unable to complete
u until ten. otis annual report
reaches the department THIS has
LETT Manila. and Ia expected In this
city within the next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
RoSALIE GOES NORTH

Steamer Resale. capt onricn.
sailed for the north last night
She carried 600 tons OF freight
iicr passenger liHt follows. O. r.
Munna, IT, Fred Fletcher lrlle
King, H. T., bishop. r W SHREDDER
Fred Wilson and &. T. Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
TOUCHED FOR $40.

aophiur swanson. a recent arrival
from Granite Fails. reported at po-
lice headquarters last night that he
had been touched" FOR ieo by "a
woman in the Paris house. lie left
no description OF her,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
Shelters at Grand Forks

GRAND FORKS. u. C.. Nov. o.
Jay r. Graves. general manager Of
the CRANKY smeiter. after a visit to
Montreal. has arrived here to in
spect the work Of construction now
in progress. The dam across Kettle
river and the nume 10 the smeller
site are being rushed to completion
in view NJ the approach Of winter.
The smelter stack IL also well under
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09
benefit Performance.

The performance at the Third
Avenue thentcr this evening VIII be
one Of the most novel ever present.
ed in Seattle. The Shaw Company
VIII present Pink Dominocs' for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-09

Inspectors Cherry and Bryant left
about o'clock this evening for
West Seattle. where they will make
the annual inspection OF the ferry
boat City OF Seattle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-11-10
AU BI.JOU

Une representation amusante
est celle qui sera donn6e au Bijou
Opera House la semainne pro-
chaine. "Kelly's Kids" une farce
comique, tiendra l'aHche, COM
mencant dimanche soir.
Cette repr6sentation-moiti6 far
ce, Motto com6die-a Gu un sue
ces fou partout OH ellie est pass6e.
La piece est bas6e sur DIES fats
actuels de la vie c%ourante tells que
nous lie voyons tous les jours, ar
ranges ct exag6r6s de telle MAMIE
re a rendre les situations dr0les ct
embarassantes. LIE tout forme I'm
ensemble qui ne peut manquer de
plaire ct amuser les habitu6es de
theatre ct les quiproqdos ct les
jeux de mots mont rien de CO que
l'on pourrait appeler vulgaire.
Dams le cours de la piece, les chan
sons les plus populaires sont chan
tees ct les derniers pas de danse y
sont donn6s.
Parmi les membres de la troupe
on volt: Harry Grandall, Marty
O'Neil, Odell ct Pierce, Edouard
Powers, Jas. Errley, Sammy
Brrowd, Louis Bennette, Kitty
Wolf, Jean Cunningham, Janet
Doae ct autres. Les mons seuls de
ces acteurs est une assurance du.
success de la representation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-11-10
ST. PAUL.

M. +. d.. Couture, teneur de IL
vres de la maison Michaud freres
a WI Sd famille s'agrandir par Far
riv6e dune jolie petite file lie 3
courant.
M. L. L. Forest, de Duluth,
6tait a st Paul par affaires lundi
de cette semaine.
LES Beers donnent la soupe
claude aux Ang]ais dams lie Trans
wal.
M. Goyette, de Marshall, Mimi.
6tait en- promenade lei cette Sc
maine. M. Goyette demeurait au-
trefois a West st Paul Oh reside
encore sa vieille mere mails depuis
quelques ann6es il habite Mar
shall Oh depuis Is mois il agit
CONNIE constable a la satisfaction
DIES autorit6s ct DIES citoyens de
cette petite Vile.
La temperature est magnif-
que depuis quelque temps; pas lie
moindre froid.
M. Henri B6land, brave cul-
tivateur de Centreville, Mimi,
6tait dams la capitale mercredi.
M. B6land habite lie Minnesota
depuis 38 ans.
M. Edgar Barre, de la Strong
Millinery Company partira ]undi
proclaim pour Sioux City, Kan
sas City ct Omaha dams les int6-
rets de cette maison de commerce.
M. Barre sera absent une couple
de semaines.
IL y a Gu so ans mercredi que
la probate Court du comt6 de
Ramsey a commence a fonction-
ner. David ! ambert mourut lie Ter
novembre l849 ct sa mere Aletta
E. Lambert fut nominee admins
tratrice de la succession lie 8 no.
vembre 1849. C'est le cas- No. l
entire sur les records. Notre esti-
me compatriote, lie JUICE Bazille
preside maintenant cette cour avec
honneur pour lui ct sa nationalit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-11-10

satisfaisant pour notre parti. II in
dique assez clairement la r6nomi-
nation de Mckinley tandis que
Bryan reste la seule 6toile de pre-
miere grandeur dams lopposition.
Partout Oh la question de Tex
tension a etc carr6ment abord6e
dams les Etats douteux il y cut une
augmentation dams lie vote ct la
majorit6 republicans.
L'expansion, plus que l'argente ct
le tariff, tiendra le haut du pave a
la prochaine election pr6sidentiel-
lie. MATS cette question sera alors
virtuellement r6gl6e quand aux
Philippines.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-11-10

LIE Bureau DIES Ecoles' ae Min
neapolis a pass6 une resolution de-
mandant une nouvelle charte qui
leur permette de pr6lever les i'm
pots n6cessaires pour payer les
frais des 6coles publiques.
Celle que nous avons est telle-
ment rigide qu'elle ne r6pond plus
aux progress de cette vile. Les en-
fants augmentent trop pour nos
resources ct il nous est d6fendu
de pr6lever plus qu'unc rtain per-
centage DIES imp0ts pour d6frayer
les d6penses de nos 6coles.
La question dune n%ouvelle char
tie s'agite de plus en- plus. On de-
mande aux commissaires de r6viser
l'ancien projet rejet6 aux de%rnieres
elections ct de lie presenter de nou-
veau aux suffrages DIES 6lecteurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-11-10
La Guerre du TranSYaal

Dams une depeche, lie general
White dit que la vile de Lady
smith nest announcement menace.
II resort de cette d6peche que les
pertes anglaises ne sont pas aussi
consid6rables qu'on Pavait cru
d'abord.
La colonne tomb6e aux mains
de l'ennemi Sc composaitde la bat
terie de montague no 10, avec une
centaine d'hommes; de quatre COM
pagnies ct demie du regiment de
Worcestershire ct six compagnies
des irish Fusilliers. Ces regiments
avaient d6ja 6prouv6 DIES pertes
s6rieuses de sorte que le cadre des
compagnies n'6tait pas au complet.
La colonne Sc composait probable
ment dun peu plus de mile hon.
mes.
Londres 2 novembre-Le bruit
court a Aldershot qu'une nouvelle
division complete de corps d'ar-
NEE sera form6e incontinent pour
lAfrique du sud. Cette division SO
composera de 10000 hommes ct
aura 81 canons. II SO peut que la
formation de cette division soft le
premier pas vers la mobilization
dune deuxi6me armee expedition
naire.
lie Cap 81 octobre-Sir Red
vers Butler, lie commandment en-
chef de l'arm6e anglaise est parti
pour Durham par vote d'East Lon
don, accompagn6 dune partie de
son 6tat-major.
Fame Point, Quebec 2 novem-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-11-10

bre-Le paquebot "Sardinian" de
la ligne Allan, aysnt a bord lie con-
tingent canadien en- route pour lie
Transvaal, a etc signal6 lei.
Londres 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
general est que la disette de nou-
velles de l'Afrique du sud a deux
causes: la rupture du cable de la
bale de Delagoa ct lie fait que lie
gouvernement ct les g6n6raux an
glais ont lie monopole de toutes les
autres lignes de t6l6graphe dispo-
nibles.
Les attaches du minist4re de la
guerre s mt accabl6s de travail. LIE
capitaine Perriott, attach6 du Sc
cr6taire de la guerre Went de mou-
rir par suite du surmenage ct de
l'anxi6t6 auxquels il Sc %livrait.
Londres, Ter novembre-Le mi
nist6re de la guerre a annonc6 &c
soir que lie general Yule a perdu
So hommes depuis la bataille de
Glencoe jusqu'au temps Oh il cut
rejoint le corps du general White.
Ces pertes Sc r6partissent COM
suit 5 tues, Is bless6s, 80 disparus.
Neuf DIES disparus 6taient du r6gi-
ment de Worcestershire, deux de
l'artillerie ct 81 de l'infanterie
mont6e.
Ces derniers 6taient attaches a
l'escadron du lie hussards qui a
etc attire dams un pi6ge par. les
Beers apr4s la bataille de Glencoe
Ills ont Acknowledgement etc fats
prisonniers avec les hussards.
D'apr6s I'm calcul fait avec soin,
mails qui ne comprend pas lie de-
sastre de Ladysmith, les Anglais