The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-11-24
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s''s" st'fNrs ~ - arr'''''ss s'N"' f"''
imprint OF improbabiiity. AZ there -
no reason to think that the Bocrs
would he guilty OF such complete
change from their previous correct at
titude and manner OF conducting the
hostilities. nevertheless, the sensa-
'.'n a s."ms, "."sp az, prae,aans
Kruger and all the members OF the
Executive Council be ruthlessiy hand
led as abe only hitting reprisal In the
event OF state Secretary Reitzs threat
being carried out
w,,prt roc rrt ron Ann r.ANT
CAPE TOWN, Thursday. Nov. D.
prenarations for the reception of the
army corps are being continued with
unabated activity. Camps have been
n o.,'t, ssa anu " s,rvan,nst ' "'
The authorities at Cane Town have
seized a complete wireless telegraphic
plant ON board vessel. The apparatus
was consigned to u private firm In Del
agOa bay and was obviously destined
for the Transvaal. The Government
ofhcials' suspicion was aroused OWNS
to the anxiety of certain Transvaal
sympathizers to obtain the immediate
transmission of this particular pack
age to Delagoa by boat. But for his
official connection with certain Eu-
ropean Government, the anxious SYM
pathizer would have been arrested.
worrI n EIGHT FOR ROERS
-,
PAhis. NOV. lo.-ihe 'auiois says
We learn on good authority tina
Prince Louis Napoleon, who is colo
mel in the Russian army, asked leave In
order to volunteer for service in The
Transvaal army. Emperor Nicholas
refused the request. because his Males.
ty wishes to observe the strictest neu'
trality. The Prince will leave Paris
for Russia today.
KIMBERLEY BoMBARDED.
HOPE TOWN. Nov. 10 (afternoon)
An undated dispatch received from
Kimberley says:
"The Beers ceased Smelling Novem
Der about p. m. having fired at in
tervals all day long some seventy
shells, a majority OF them falling IN
debris heaps and open spaces. The av'
erage range was S.1G0 yards. One cock
ing pot was injured. There was a brisl
market for fragments, choice speci'
mems bringing co. The Beers appar'
emily were Smelling at the extreme
range of their guns. Yesterdays at.
tempt was regarded as ludicrOus. The
weather was splendid. The lombard
ment was continued briskly on the
morning Of November s. One shell
narrowly missed the Dutch church
ara NJ a varv ;n,srior nnaI;,v and seam
ingly fired by amateurs. One, almost
intact, was picked up. II weighs eigh
ana quarter pounas. Inc noers hav'
noc. nne .on ny, pos,e
lsI .nv DUCT "''''' '""se' "''i'
a'ar"'
AMPLY PROVlSlONED.
ESTCOURT. Natal. FRIDAY Nov. 10
49, - -.
>on. Vi my ''sS'"e''' '' " ''"'
smith nave returned. DouDtiess I'M
investment OF the town mas now ne
come closer. but General white corn
muhicates. the information that INV
commandment does iittie damage dht
that there nave been put lew casual
TIES Inc Deleaguered iorce mas anpi'
provisions ana the ihtrehched positioi
grows daily stronger A contrary win'
prevents the cannonading from Deint
heard mere, nut the smoke indicates
tnat the hrlns is proceeding as usual
Ihere are no Beers nearer Estcorr
than Coienso. Inc boers nave 10 sent
a number OF civii refugees from TN
Iransvaal INTO town under nag o
truce.
NAGNIFICENT BAyoNET CHARGE
CArE 'o"N' FRIDAY NOV io.-'
dispatch received here from Pretori;
under date OF Thursday, Nov. 3, say
the reports received there from Lady
smith said heavy cannonadlng started
at daybreak, mat some OF the Doe
british when the cannoradin, nessa,
and rifle fire commenced
The Pretoria dispatch also announce
that all was quiet at Mafeking ant
kimberley.
An nndatRI 0ianatrh frDm Mafp 10