The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-14

Ing to the enemy's enterprise, a neces-
slty has arisen for a movement in the
southeastern division; and, for strate-
sic reasons, troop trains have monopo-
lied the railway for a short period, but
the Boer raids are only what was an
ucipated AZ a result Of the halt in our
main advance.
We in Bloemfontein are full of great
admiration of the calm front with
when headquarters has received these
Incidents
Half Of the object Of the enemy has
iailed, since Lord Roberts has refused
10 De drawn into complications, but has
LoSJered the enemy's enterprise, making
dispositions TO checl1mate, almost with
out Bloemfontein being aware that
movements Of the troops have oc-
Beers Adopt New Tactics.
-. Inc Bloemfontein correspondent of
Sle Morning Post, telegraphing Thurs
GaS' says. The enemy have evidently
determined TO adopt entirely new tao
uls. TWO columns are known TO be
T,o'lhs 10 the south Of Bloemfontein.
1utl are relying on Cape carts for
Idhs port3tion, and are carrying scarce
!! any forage, and only sufficient food
10 meet the immediate requirements of
tue convoy, with OK TRANSPORTS follow
iu5 al secure distance. The Boer
oolulilhs are thus enabled to move al
uoSl as quickly as cavalry.
=, IL ~ reported that there are 5000
1OerS 10 Inc south of Dewetsdorp. The
s 10y, extends from that point to Oden-
taL H. The burghers who had returned
!" tnelf farms are undoubtedly reioin-
ing the enemy.
n..l LoTd Roberts has appointed the
NJ. OF MARLBOROUGH to be assistant
~, .''s secretary at headquarters.
q. I-+ hloemfontein correspondent of
~ ,';- :, 'eily Telegraph, in a dispatch dat
n. 4-ldy' describing Lord Roberts and
vs.. '-oepS attending Good Friday ser
ir, saSs -. but the troops are march
~, ava W, ara as well as to services"
- me Bloemfontein correspondent of
Iae Daily Mail. telegraDhiro TbnT,s1oI,
says. There is nothing wbatava,. 10
oo1Se uneaSiness. tt will preeent1v he
sen that the Beers are inst vbers NC
Fight" "o'u' We are all
Beers Manufacturing Shells.
l,- "5 Ddliy Nail publishes the follow
frss. o-Spatch. dated Friday. ApriI IL
I'm Lourenz0 MARQUEE: ssTbe Roars
~, manufacturing shells. .especiallv
IN eoSTefs-Maxim, in large quantities ar
49, oeEple foundry. Johanneeburg Tho
i1,',a5t. boer losses TO the end of March
I5NS1l-As prisoners, are estimated at
III At present there are several
IN. -lS3Aa Beers in Natal. and g. GOO in
" -~a. state" '''VVV III
no !. Daily Telegraph has thu follow,
"Tb.- J W Eiandslaagte, dated April 13:
am 11e Beers are changing their tactics
vsrs are moving from Glencoe v.esf-
lir-y~ with a view of tbreararj,,,,' -, ~,
- Oh communication to TaT,.s1,i-1,
ana ia Tuesday a corps of csrb ,l,l' ~,
r6y,i,e-a smother of Thornycrofts morse ,,,.,
the !, escaped being cut of. owl owin - -
guide" VI d Aa'tIr and Il rative
IS a Ine forward movement of tba aoars
Is taxed. says Lord Robar-s T,t;s
BY DIN isl TO mean not by fig5fing b ,,,+
yanca 'OoSitions to head off .beir 80
points ana ~ bar their way 20 vuIner, I HE
cation, IN the line of British ca1 lTr 1Die
Beers /, Is on the way to Wepepar rbo
velonirilh Natal appear incanabia os Az ne
Elandsiss.aaR1 aggressl e movement n. u #