Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

-, oct iS-Accordlng 60 pri-
4. I. '-srmniion received here from
\, -f,st,ln. the capital N tho orange
n snie. President Kruger iclc-
4 a.iss account to President steyn
n Il. ssllr at Knlpan, where the
.s,.nsi and bombardod the Brit
Y ,,nsr,a train carrying capt Mes
n IA r,ry. President Kruger said
n y,.bltt and seven men were feri-
a An asandsd that no one WIS killed.
/. tAit AID ,hc prisoners were we'll
n l.filnr TO the same adylccs, a
n ID amr Twins 90 one Of the hor-
nrns has received "a letter from "a
,,l n thr rrans,aal referring 20
nif,tlne AFFAIR aa bad business"
~ Associated Pres learns that the
4 -sartt which will convey the army
about TO start Tor South Africa,
N 8, nelthrr Co Durham nor Cape
N .a toih o. which nrc already over
isi with refugees. but 10 Port
N absh. Port Alfred. and East Lon
from which points railroads con-
n ra directly upon tho Free State
u 'lE where concentration win b. ef-
Va somewhere To- the nelghhorhood
n Siralsrolnt The advance Will then
u Ga toward PRETORIA.
Naiii again claims a share Of the at
dsa whlth. during the last few
b. has been focused upon the be-
h rrti garrison at Mafcking The
a 1t.nsd advance Of the Boer forces
a De posiil1rs held by the British
d afal commanding in Natal. Sir
oTg Stewart white, has already oc-
tl1al q sharp analr OF outpostH.
pa possibly has since developed In
4 p'iohei battle
~ hoeu according 10 the latest In
rnatian AZ hand. do not appear TO
,i'' ben driven back. Perhaps. how
'U their movements ate only part
q sfnefal plan TO isolate Labyrinth
a ~ llencoe from the south
% simultaneous Boor movements
b. Acton Homes on thc west ana
.a Rorkefirifi ana Helpekamaro
.n th' east may mean a projected
i'Aak upon the railway near Colen-
TIE movement from the east also
'9'iu an attack upon the railway
\ Nashbank, between Lndyamith and
5inoos.
AA.ary Experts ar1 Inclined to the
.'.a that DE troops az Glencoe are
y % form a r,ar-ruard left to at
90 ne ionce under Commandant Cen
q I'abeft while General Whites
I. strength De- concentrated at Lady.
'A Win a view OF attacking the
F,ase FREE State force. while Cen
y l'abeu - still forty miles away.
'.'',ea VI British successes In the
l',Ams district are o. persistent that
We absence % contradiction from
~ sources they may be accepted a.
n. IN ne main, although tho alleged
ing q 20 BocrS is dlaerodlted.
usa' cnnie'a tnlops are REGARDED "A
= h''cr q the Tmusyaal forces. and
1,'e lighting must occur on IN, wost.
Z oa''i'f' Il, as was intlmated In last
w Dispatches rollefu are approach.
MN hhodeaia, lt viii probably not
= ahs delayed
Apar from their deslro tn enin n, in
~, -l' AAlAge BY capture OF Mafcklng
N. merely attract the Dutch colon
\. y 'As aolec, Of ,ho Beers Of mass.
/, ,a a. n''haahaland ls doubtless due
~. 'l'' that this splendid stool,
- rs tull VI cattle. and as IL Is
'pl,r'y settled would give the
'-l'.ll Route Co import arms ana
b.-.'l'9n BY way of walnlsh nav.
saslt y" 'Ne West African
d. T.' '-'.a from Pretoria asserts that
an ''.a,yaal government has eabled
rlr. % robinson, the millionaire gold
~, .A.f ana chairman " the Rob.
M, ''l'h African banking company
Ios,,,. ~" In London. 10 return Ia
h, '''oars on pain Of conflscntlon n,
h, , ,,W Mr. Robinson character.
IN, w allesed threat ns ridieulous. IL,
I'm Is British subject. that M,
,. -'a.,l government has NO r,ab, 'p ~
/ " nj ~. a,' return. and that his proper.
alel 'Nl cannot be conhs-
bon ' s. according to a diapnteh
,s,., a !, has given distinct nssur.
q ,., y As' neutrality. A contlnuane,
~ ~ ~ with the TranSvanl. /,
IN, pslasoa Bay. Is, therefore 80,
., ,,y tia, the goy"rho pu We ,S Jester e,
ro,I, nv Alfred Miner. has issued !
Ain y ~ aanserous eSplosiyes .''''' u
llas,Sors''s, y, Of tho troop. from south d, n
- tomorrow. whom ave trans trans.