Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-29

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Wn.te lis went w aud lou msn in uOnt
vi tu5 uouOuos suGrsaderol, Oeidg seat
as prisoners W tue neal iaager. lno bOoT
advance COAtluuUd On the tNO Roy 50 east
vi op,OnkOp. many BJgr5 were $ .Os, Dut
3J AumeiOus we're tue Duiglers that tne
- ay5 we're niied automatically Toward
tSIlignt they reached tue summit OF tue
second kOvJe Dug did not ges farther.
Inc Blush MaXins Oelohed iilme, Dut d
"aI vi are ffOm tne AAusefs nell the
bdgiish back. Their center unler TINS
pfe.ou ure gralually gave way aud broke,
aJauuOniDs tue position. Ihe prisoners
spoke nlgniy vi the bravery OF tne
DdigucIs, VINO, despising cover, stood
against the sky line On tue
odges OF the summit 10 snOOt the
DuUnn fu1liieeIs sheltered in the
trenches. Inc hring Continued some
.lms, aud then the usiieefs aud Lignt
hJIsc, serving rs intant,y, thfew w
.neiT arms aud rushed Out vi Tue
Teaches. he oHeOt Of tue abandon
VA az vi 5pIOnSOp " the kIgi.sn can
Aaruy DO sausvd as JET, Uut II mus.
prove " be lmueA5J. Au unusually high
proportion Ot tno iyddIt5 shells did HOt
lKyioIa Al - reported ncGo tnas Us a Ie
suit " the Long Toms" practice Un
AJAGay, DE-. Jameson Vas wounded Ia
.h8 leg.
THANKFUL TO BE ALIVE.
London, Jau. 2g-3:16 y. m.-Great
suxisty has Oeen removed by the an
nOuIc ment tnat Lord DundOn Ild's cav
alTy forces, which IL was cared were
Isolated among the hills In the neighbOr
hood VI Act a, are safe on the south bank
Vt Iugels fver.
LADYsMITH TO BE ABANDONED.
New YJfk, Jan. 20. -5pscial fr IN Lon.
dOn ~ tue hyening World says: IL is
armed from "a reliable source that Field
Marsh 4 Lord Roberts hs advised the
bAudoument OF Ladysmith. At the war
dice. the dispatch adds, no confirmation
could be OOtaine1 Of the advice said 10
have been given by Lord Roberts.
FREE STATE ALLIES.
Pretoria, Jan % President Steyn, OF
the Orange Free State, and A. Fischer,
VI ths executive council OF that republic,
arrived here this morning.
They we're met by President Krug T
an1 other officials, and were cheered
while diving 10 the residence OF the
pTs-id.nt Ot tne Trausyaal.
NO k-stem, the OH 'ial organ OF the
ffAusyaal, IN welcoming the guests OF
tns state, says: "But for the COURAGEOUS
attitude Of the Free state conditions
Ut inr present struggle would be- changed
IL would have been impossible for the
iransyaal to have taken the course fol.
lowed with such success"
BRITISH LOSSES.
London, Jan. 29.-The war Office de-
MES the report that Ladysmith has sur.
rendered and announces that very
heavy list OF casualties will be issued to.
night.
BRITISH DISCOURAGED.
London, Jan. 30 -2:l7 p.m.-The usual
airy attempts TO minimize the serious
ness OF the situation In South Africa are
entirely lacking this afternoon. II Is
frankly acknowledged the most serious
| fort of the present war has most dis
nally failed. All hopes OF the speedy re-
lief OF Lsdysmith have been abandoned
nj the concensus OF expert opinion
urges the imm sdiats shifting Of the thea
Ter OF war from the rocky kopjss Of Natal
o the open veldt OF the free State. An.
other long pause II inevl able unless the
Beers assume the offensive.
BoERs HAVE NOT INVADED.
Berlin, Jan. pa SENT official dis.
uatch from LISBON says that the report
hat tina Beers crossed the Mozambique
frontier IL uufonnded.
sCATHING CRITICISM
London, Jan. 30. The St James Ga
tie this afternoon publishes scathing
riticism O. the Language OF Buffers re.
ports IL says: Buffers reflection on
he terror he put into the foe remiRds US
4 the things we heard about the Chinese
mIndarins
BRITISH CASUALTIES.
LOn'On, Jan. 20 9-Cienersl Butler wires
| from Spearman's camp that the casual
| ti-s among the officers u the Fifth dlyis-
! ion and Mounted brigade at SpionkOp on
Iauuary "a were: Killed, %; wounded,
20; missiug,6 q
QUEENS SPEECH.
London, jan 30 The queens speech
u the Resembling uf parliament to-
morrow Will be cOlorlass. There will be-
2 short reference to the war, chiefly con.
| fined 10 regret al the terrible blOOdshed
and encOmiums OF ths men who laid
down their lives for their country. The
whole proclamation indicates that there
Is not the slightest idea OF giving up the
war until Great Britain's ends are
gained.
We made more clothing last year than
eyer before, which goes TO show that
prices do the business. Our suits cannot
be heat for the money. Fit, style and
workmanship guaranteed. Suits Gil
and up. Pants So and up. At The
Racket.