Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-14

,..,, nee. II. s.tb y. ma special
.s,,,h from Pietermaritrburg says
mi, Buller and ciery have entered
|,,sy,mi,h and have captured io'OOo
|lUh
n, British war offiee has heard
|,,slsr Of the reported relief Of Lady
Ia The officials do not credit tho
an and they say the act at such an
IA, date Is believed W be practically
|rrsflbls.
4, The stock exchange today at 2
,,let Rand mines suddenly Jumped
81 on the rumors that General
o., had entered Labyrinth and that
|c,.srai Butler had captured three
essiand Beers.
isurenso Marquee. Dciagoa bay. Def.
a-wlns,on Churchill. the newspaper
| rrsspondent and former officer OF the
.sah huasars. who was captured Mt
q. time Of the armored train dlsas-
" rear Esteourt. November 10th. has
sa.ed from Pretoria.
London, Dec. IA revised list OF the
,ul casualties to the British troops
D Nigrufonteln places the number at
/ h
An Official report gives the number
| q Killed. wounded and missing OF all
AIS In the engagement OF Sunday and
Nisdiy north OF Modder river as SIT.
o. eouectcdJ.
Tisrp wers nftecn oflicers killed and
~ wounded. and In addition i've are
Enlng. and one Is known TO have been
w made prisoner.
ne war oiilec has received n message
riuhf there were $50 casualties among
y Aon- commlsaioined officers and men
( he Highland brigade Mt MngcrHfon-
~ The brigade lost 10 officers killed.
wounded and I missing.
ne following list OF officers Killed or
slsfdcd has been received:
Hrhland nrigadc-kilicd, Gen. Watt
o., Lieut. Col. J. ". e. Goode. Capt.
LIZA Lieut. EdmondA. Capt, J. X.
an, Lieut. Cox. Capt. cowan, Capt.
lAstsrion Lieut. col. Con. Major Rob
esa. Capt. wingatc. Lieut.. Comic.
wounded, Col, kcllhnm, capt. Berkc-
H. Major puff' cant Featherrton-
aafh, Capt. NOyea, Cant. Wolfe Muir
~, Capt. Richardson, Capt. Campbell.
art Gordon. Capt. McNab. Lieut.. the
N W. c, Daiilic. Lieut.. Scott and
bst Warehouse,
Many % the aforementioned officers
dangerously wounded. The other
l.,fs wounded mostly sustained un-
'gtfs injuries.
No9hdei' Lieut.. wauchopc. Major
Anfflson, Captain Cameron, Lieut..
T. Harvey, Lieut.. Berthon, and
-lt Tat, who was formerly the
Ialeur golf champion.
Missing Captain The Hon. Cum
Ias'hruee. Captain McFarlanc and
t.st Ramsay
ne marquis OF Winchester. OF the
streams guards. was killed: Cap
w J. Sterling. Lieut.. codrington and
~ The Hon. W. II, Lnmbton, OF the
~ brigade. were wounded and OF the
eha Me six were killed and forty
we're wounded
Msliih i.anceshires: One killed.
tslssn wounded.
Mih laheonii one killed. nine
seond Seaforths; Missing; Major
hackenzle and Captain Brodie.
w artillery, twenty-onc wounded;
'Ieon major was taken prisoner.
vNsosh,ed Infantry. Killed - Major
-ynh and Major Hay.
W war Office has received from Gen.
sr me following list OF casualties
snel by a correspondent who was
mltted 10 visit the Boer camp with
captains and IL believed to be re-
s.send Royal Irish; Ten killed and
s ,1v wounded. First East Lam
s..,si One wounded. Second
.Mlmberlands; Twelve killed. TWEEN
@,eh wounded. All the above
19ea are prisoners.
n asr river, Cape Colony, Tuesday,
~. "details gathered here by n
,,,ss~hiatlVe OF the Associated Press
N. ~ me wounded British and Beers
y ssome IDEA OF the desperate nature
s night at Magcrsfontein. The
n, , .tA did all that the most gal
uoeps In the world could do. but
i, impossible TO face the terrible
VI me Beers, The British artillery
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