The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-03-22

catches the noers--AsIiles surren-
aerea Paster Than "a Faese2y
eaaia Tura ghesa Cat,
Leaaon, March 20, The news from
South Africa to-day Is entirely sa'ls-
factory 10 the british public, The re-
Her Of Matching II not yet annoul'eea'
hut il Id extremely probable that y
has already been accomplished hs oos
plumer Lady Charles Reatlnik, N
Care Tawn, has received teiesFAina
from her husband ih Matching, uatau
March II, saying that he eApes'sa, , ~
iein her shortly, 1he astusa 49, XVI
movement has NOT npeh huphsA w
veloped Ia detail, but u seems NAV
Lard Methuen only staftea SsEs ~
Gently aud Ia rather ehsasna Y Nv.
persing the Heers ef the asstiee 49, .''a,.
aimiag at actual relief tol' neeAss' a,s
has dispersed eco hoefs ~ faas'SV'
Atreama, iaa.s
Lord Raherts probably 'seeti .t,i ~
from Mn F'gaaaf, the new may ~ ~
Hlaemfantein, before alSpateh'hs $3.50 $500
ralesCarew soathWapd that " aa M M
Iihaasl the RAILWAY waa eiesW
next movement wilt he te eaii s,s ~
HloemfoAtein hy railway ah1'issoas
stores for the Immense aftaS ttese
Roberts WIN haze when the usaass
river forces have 1plned hA, 1e
viii pPahauly aeeAny tWa ~ $3.50
weeks. therefore, the next lsapatssnas
operatiahs may he expected w Natah
Fba cavalry brigade whleh haFa hpns
arts has sent "a Thaha Nellas tAl,Ns
ave- miles east az HlaemfQnielh, " I'VE
Tined "a cut Off a,otA liaefs Wac ate
aseanlng from The sautAWafas ~
isoers are rapqTtea "a have aestlssra
the railway Ia the nelghtsafhsso ~
hraanstat, e,o,,t1ta,,
Lord Kitchener Ii quietly efaahiss,has
sn tha northeast al Capt aatanSs w
,lteJiens aud betting are heglnnlhs hsta
that lie var will he ended ~ 'he ilsA'
die III May - ptatap.
aud ether saAlh AiFieeA
lawns describe Saast ththtslas6'e ssi0'
bpatiens an At, iatflek's ahS
4 Landau newspaper eaffesl'eA asaus
saws Lord Rpherts snssestea Nv
nueen's order for the wearing ~ tNs
are,,l. Whaynep this be 80 az Not Y
has been mest fasefahly feee'Ssu'
Rapartaa As sseFa Hahefss'
ranaen Alapeh 50. The war elhee
has received the following a'spa pSa
from Field Alapehal it0IA AnpslN,.
dated Rloemfonteln, aunssays MatNW
is, stIhe Guards hplsaae fVtAnsM
YESTERDAY ffein AerYais isht, eaVess ~
hurghAfa have laid daWn 1hsM atias y
tsa.l. I,plerl iarew ut Eatnls'lss ahu s'as
where, The estaeef ealtAalanViAa r.
Ha5iuant raperis tlsst sssssae assesssse
have ean,e In with q MAXIM, Z p' s
nauudep and another gue' ahesnss
nine poundar has paan hFeusht NV Nv
llaiesherg, The eayalry ngisaae ~
gone To Thaha NehA liz efaef W isAs 49,.
sure Tie inhabitants 0f that aissf,ss
and ia distribute eaRles Of the pieVtsf
maiiau ia Tie people ar the f'fsa asAsv.
iIhase pypelalnattpns are halns s#hsfH
sa,,eht after, Lord Msthneh tessAaN
Walrentowa on March III. We Was
lime IA pyeyent the deYiaelah hfiass
ipan. helms eQnlpletely aestFeY.ea NV
III elear tha palt an the Yaal Inv
nnglish mail YES dispatched fpata hsAe
~ raii YESTERDAY, aAa tp-iaqyfeW H's
rea,iiar railway seFylee VIM bgpe
rown will be Feenenea MafekMls ie'
narts that ali Was we'll March Y
Fleassa WITH Aases,ssn Nenfst
Inudon, March 20 The eerrespana'
amt NJ the FLUTES at i4aAFansp Mar
a,ez, telegranhiAg unasf aAta III
Rarah I'D says, state seefetaFy he'tA
~ tha FIansyaal, IN the eauIse st "a
interyiew, said that the epteanAe %
Ma American reply WAS highly sAtta.
faotarv ana ne believed the tfnissa
states would hylAg sueh hEess,eEe "
hear al WeNla hFlng anaAl I seee'ssasns
agreeable "a The i've fehNhllgsl WAAs
admitting the seriousness g lhe saN
atIan Nh HAits said he Y eeAY lhY U M
That the hnfghers ~ the wv ts " ~
W0ula enthusiastically aefehh the
dapeAdepga 81 the iFahssaM W tas
iast
masas ia seaaat tAe taay'taAse
Leuden. March 80. A dispateh 70
the nai News ggnm iilaepAIaittelh,
dated Friday. saws 'sl1yepEs hAye ae7
ourpaa which have induced sQlae 70
.nredict that the war will last enlF 50
lang az Ii takes Ia mareh ~ fFetafih
i,he educated hpeFs, even tlie lfAAsT
walters. are ready u accept Tie iA.
eyItahle, i gm taia that y eeFls ~
q iAN, Wualan has haen fefhea ~ fFa'
toria Ii Is called the ANHsaA eqfpsl
All the ulemhers are WnlEaFalea " ANA
and are armed
HapsYss. f'saesamassan eAsshss
9'hess,
Landon, March 30 A Siispateh e tRs
nailY Mail from hlpemf0ntalh aatea
prlaay, March Id, SAYS ''We Ate set
inns lliies surrendered faster than =
FACTORY eeula turn them aal II u
auite certain that IL q hrlslsh etllelM
saa geaeh the naFthefn laasets WIN
LeFa HebegIs' npaalgmatiaa ths W4lels
Hner pppulatipn wilt declare peaee,
asa . shafp naEssemei't
Game Town, Aareh 20 The MAIZE
hing relief ealugaa, eolanals hFAMs
,aead aud rearman eelAAahIllag, haa
sharp engagement at FauEteen
streams, The itFitiah aaeeet,iel IA
driyIng the naers aft They had easT
few casualties
Haags' Ratai Reeves.
Pretoria, March 30, The chief ef
the intelligence department ahnpunees
that the federal iasses prteF 10 the fes
II A a - q aUar az