Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
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II M, continues fairly satlHfnc-
~. Official cables are not very
I'm regard 60 the Belmont
vblsh except Tor the loss N
I'm .r,iconor. was not very
III aens of greatly Increased
.g,ry In Natal. and along the
f,articr an the dispatches
y. ,t,v that the British are hold
,bv. Col undon-powcll re-
.,,,f an was VOL at Mafchng on
t.r On iadyamith's latest date
yrtmb'r sih. ,
II MI. noihng adverse ~ heard from
'.,t., p8lnt and confidence ~ felt
y. whites ability, previous oN-
80 having shown that the bocr
d. not very effective. Il IN be-
~, 90 be proved that the acqul-
"A arliieu. which has destroyed
t,msr mobility OF the Boer forces.
NJ, hnsi to give them any CONF
naaf advantage on the contrary
\. rylso o. the case.
|nbh,id here that n the Beers had
sea hamper,d by the transport Of
s5 guns and their rescue from tight
ar Sen. Joubort might ere this
4 ,o ben 90 platcrmalizhurg.
r-af ihe Boer heavy artillery Jus
- nrN by reducing Ladysmith,
rB ifin hamper him Ia the event
n rrtii from Natal, when Con. Bull
h r-ii ihs relieving force. Il IL be-
r,l hat thc Blor rutroat will be
sli over lhe pmkanaburg range Into
zalpanibcrg district where pre-
ianloa Cor provisioning and main
arng DE Beers BE- said 10 have been
ill i5f DE last stand. ana whore Il
A 81 b. d.mcllt 90 dlslodgr them. Al
. illJ % Be- rumorel that they are In
|iriu ior food around Indysmith and
. E therefore, b. obliged % abandon
Efe
Dispatches from Esicourt say Il has
II lfd areualnoi that the British have
. 0rcfats beds Tor nrlng the lyd-
\ ti naval guns showing that there h.
4 p fualaiI0n f0r The fear that the
4 ll4f ammunition at Labyrinth has
l1a Exhausted 10 ~ also reported
Il bon ihs same quarter that some fires
/ have bitn seen iu LHiyHmith. indicnt-
n isl Dat ihg hler bombardmcnt has
4 ltla " flme extent effective.
II A Ftcal dispatch from Capctuwu
taafmi tha sarIlrr report that IL was
o.. hll'af who ordered the British
ti.aaii1n oi ftornbcfg ana Nunuw-
n it a. By considered the frontier line
aglk ana Too much extended. II
s1iiHiQodl however, that Nanuw-
d lt all BE- occupied again aH soon as
il'inee from Queenstown ia or
s1'ag Wa are being made by the
. w. igr ihe support OF the Cape
la.ea bli without much success, al
/ l,-ia li o. believed that the Dutch
Il ilia't especially ln Plcquctbcrg dis
. w ae armed with Mnuscrs and are
we course uf events before
n .lt lhe Beers. From Sturmbprg lt
. i,.t1gl that the Free State forces
. 'eiApg slowly toward Dordrcchl
W WOW ~ attacking Queenstown
T.. ,....Hs on thc towns IN the north,
y 4iJ'er Ut Cape Colony.
ief wounded are recovering Ia "A rp.
iAll.s manner The Mausor wound
I SMALL and heal rlpIllv. MANY oi
'.-H 90 tha irlnt
. l ilri that tho latest two ofilcinI
siIl'ahf we're received from con "a,
. Walker aud moi from g.r
-.-i seems GO Indicate TINT inc lad.
KY have already left Cnpetown
. NIlHtla telegram nreHrts tbnt IA,
II .ilAly reached Durham, Thlg /,
II ilHsl. "u' ne may nave
'ug following has been received ni
. l one, from the general com.
. r'ls az lnputpwn. dated Sunday
An.t liih, afternoon.
. Ivy runner lH reported 10 have had
. G',-i.'slul engagement near Tull or
. L .llh, The enemy renewed IN,
49,. ny with ammunition mucl
. 1921 ol rain and finally drew on
A.nt the attack.
n 49,. halhWcll wires by way OF I<ur
NJ ,uN on October 9Th Mafekini
The Hocrs have IA nine
einAge. 'N" " uolns ht'l'
II a.. Wort has boon received TINT a,
n.t sltn "a hOar commnnder VIVA IA
~ .anl moving south. Some ma
~. overheard these Uoofs n.
n ~ th'lr intention 60 march ON IN,
q lle side Of the frontier Ina orde
a.. SOD rplnforremcnta from
Az u'ef bridge for the north"
Fs-.h from Eatcuurt. Natnl. date
~. A1 lasl, says Heavy firing /
ilegeoiing Ia the dircctlon q
.llh' IL began NJ dnvbrenl
~ .,lVFH are so much heavie
Az 4Nl previously heard ns 10 l.n,
-, A-npfu belief that Tho Urltis.
sft navel guns urc again active.
H.. Sole arrival at I,ndvsnith a
/ No. hooper Of the l'ifth Lancer
rrl. 'ni communication with IA
b XIV. possible. lie was nnxIou
i,,,A hN regiment and gtnrte
~ .9mnlnlCd 10y a Natal uoiira
M b.. ilhey Hucccc1ed In traverrln
Il thsiF wv which rode ont several mile
rls. lyon lu observe the bombard
Tsr, " ,4lysmith could zee a Ions
nne.. lNliy-puurder. posted ON tb
isisr, h4' of The Bulwnrn firing 4
utlr ~ W tlS 40 olght mlnutes Al
ma nv N41 oh7 wed Ia operntion
w. 'lAhcr away Puma OF amok
th5ri. fnlhlp ou the oupoeite sld
aN,Fh luht Lldyumltif tyns rtandtn
tsfr .Nnat4mCni The locality IN hi
% snot- snolhing but u huge caldro
nys a'1Dal Dispatch dated Wcdncsda
a.. .pl, Percy Scott of m. ars
~ protected cruiger ,re,.it.i,