Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-13
GREAT EFFORT !,
FOR KIMBERLEY
,..,,,,, Nation, are Giving Eng
"' land Assistance
:, Her HAVE 100 NAzlAS'
e.,. r.Ius wade for Others
bs' WEI. ,,n nae al kimberley
i'r,' 'r. cauno, Hold out Long,

p ~,.'i ls.-Lord Roberts has
Sa'n doSo men, with whom o,. az e.
ea'red NY, y. best military opinion ~. m
ns to .. 'p purposes D55s turning the lD.. left
is'i'1 ,,,. p 10 lines near Jacobs
zoe Aas .., ,be Free state compel,
b .ni'r, c..n '1' to raise the siege Of
Is o'1. Gen.. '' and thus making his first
- l.s-,1 Lord Roberts announces ns,
i'''''9 ',,,,ent OF Gen Sir Henry COL
. '7 a',ssrto commander of the guards l.s
ah ''p mo command Of the nln'h
iar's v u f. belng formed and VIII !
vision =. n Tl'sS !. to a great extent %
a'i.' F Rooms. Gen. colville Will be
Ia by Gen. Reginald rO'''
..4fs,' o.hsrts tells the correspondence
Did nj, NJ gets down to business
.N gh5H ~ ~ ample opportunities 10
~ .n.a Hls chief press censor yes
az n' ,.s,s5 new rules and In future
E.ly ,' - Communications are to go
q vIus' only kilograms Will De
800. For the next Few Jew, ut hy, i It
sI 4, Ilksly to get through, put lat 81.
~ = ,i I'M ~ more freedom Thus says
lts VIZ and the last clause may pe
Z 49, m mean that something Is
1,s.' t U a,F twenty miles away from
$3.50, Mc5Ssr river position, Is In sore
nstaOs oil the December death
Qiss ,Saf In a population Of l4VOO
~. Y ''y and 1000 blacks the mortality
,,'. 100 H. whites and 1873 blacks per
,.rg The infantile death rate was
z, ,housand among the whites anu
=, thousand among the blacks En-
aver was prevalent
n. fdghtful state Of things IN De
-. - cannot have improved much u
~, N .Ince and the lighting power OF
5rrl.on must have been greatly
stshsi ~
y1sTbIle the bombardment OF the
-, tss increased, and there Is I'M
,.,,, Danger OF the town falling un-
y, yory eyes Of Lord Roberts. II
,5srsd IN circles close TO the war
s.sa, he will move at once. Scouts
y, ,ppToached within 1000 yards Of
: B-sr entertainments at Magersfon-
=, They have found these strong.
n ,,sralned that they are used as
h.gts places. Naval gunners are
-,a,lB watching the enemy's lines
n rong glasses. and they declare
-faae Is an appreciable dimlnutlon
ID Boef forces.
tyltal the Boer cOmmandOs south
az lggela occupy Bolds farm and
ia mines west of Chiveley. Two
Az Beers, with three guns, are
aueg through zululand toward
Nk
NM office Is making preparations
Eahue the stream Of troops for
S4Airica. Four large steamers have
~ eirtered. Japan agrees TO let the
t-.pngs transfer 10 England four
I'd 1uick-frers that were built for
y arsenting TO wait for the eyecu-
tig her own order until the hostil.
d u South Africa are over. Several
l-,;sln powers, by similar consent
angns being constructed by Vickers
Is nd Maxim, enable England to Sc
~ " Maxlms.
NJ thousand men are constantly
,iNA al Woolwich arsenal, and all
E m and ammunition factories are
l,ilg nlght and day to execute gov
irihi orders The weekly output of
" inns Is 100000 rounds.
sSle Of the requirements for South
I'.l Great Britain Is accommodating
-hils' stores Of war material. Con-
lsaoIe divergence Of opinion exists
y ne adequacy Of the governments
'i'y proposals even now. The
'lJ experts and newspapers, while
sc's'edging the difficulties TO be
COMPLAIN that nothing Is said
oN measures necessary for the i'm.
a'2le emergencies In South Africa,
esclafe that the governments
.ne Is mainly directed to a large
s-% " volunteers. unframed and
PANIED men, while nothing is be-
.lae 10 prepare q large. well or.
40 ~, ioTce, ready to take the field.
.f on. point that meets with uni
.e approval Is the announcement OF
~, t,e,tia'lon OF forty-three batteries.
W Lord Landsdowne has explained
\ = consist q fifteen Founders OF
s.essl and most modern type. and
..f'aef announcement that the re-
~, ~ y, y stores and ammunition. which
\, ''enasdoNne has admitted have
XXX iar too low. are to be rushed
!. E,el rec hired bv modern inn.
ssnshh and maintained there.
,laV Wilkinson discussing the
~ situation In the Morning POST
~. .s'sis 70 Capetown letter, dated
49, -5rd' which asserts that Lord
!. ~. WN allow no movement until
N ,ss. organization Is comnlete.
Al ~ ~ N Is probable, therefore
y, s. ~ transport Is ready and that
~. s, 4. .s OF Lord Roberts al Modder
y. we ,he signal for action. II Is nos.
J ,,' VA before beginning his move.
~, 49, 70 ascertain from Lord Me-
:. ~, W. matters stand IN his part OF
~, 80, ~. Of war, and thus would ac.
" p.rs q pause of few DAYS"
r.,.,0 ~us'nson then discussed the
,s-,,r,lo... tents or no tents. baslng his
~ clr ,..s y, u'on a letter from Win
Z. ,,,in.Iehill, In the course az which
~. p.,. explains that the lmmobllity
4, H.. s' ,, army In Natal Is dne IN
~ :, ,,,, va y drass after II n huge
srilrlv, , ,.l saws Mr.. Wilkinson.
n rs.t 49, on, of climate and the choice
y s,,..I between slow movement :
ma ,, ls,ef. but protest against
$500 comfort coming from an nx,
oahm s.smpaisner like Winston
deserves consideration"
A,,s,s', \ FEB. l2-Hobklrks and
,''s',i,, S J, !. which the Beers tool,
s,ei.s !, u Saturday have been re-,
To- ,ssrsss n, the British. The Beers
ia. Transactions by Mail.
.asri S y. Feb. 1.-THE postmaster
srrltess - ~, c gelded 10 the postofioe
sssssa Il y I'm. congress draft Of a bIlI
eis,s " iaellitaie commercial trans.