The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

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pied any - there was great dimcuity m
kesp'ns : sun.ciens lsupp,y ior .ne ens'neA'
saw one soidier iysns NAT On tne hne un-
der an engine catcning few drops IN an
mouth from : steam pipe"
Such extracts az this from the mailed
descriptions OF the fghting In South Afri-
ca rive sorne faint .idea Of the conoitionn
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needed light upon the situation 30 barreniy
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drink gratefully from the exhaust ripo of
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met with have been little deformed unless
fbev have struck stones before entering
and have seen no single instance which
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caI,ed exnIosve bullet among the wounded
here..
Night sofre FFon Mehekhhs.
From Mafelking. under date Of October
"a the Times CORRESPONDENT, In that, be-
la suared nlace viyifilv describes q night
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~ pra..,.o~a+s ,.s.,,,.,,t "a
men u Wy .'-ss .e.A-' -
Lieut.. murray Win tWenty-nve lSh u
the Cape police.
shortly after II o'clock" writes the
correspondent. Capt Fitzclarence and his
men started on their perilous undertaking.
In the faint light OF the night We could
see their n&ures sienuy hurrying across
the veidt IN tne due maze OF THO oiStanos
. oiack piur petoxeneo tne posiuon OF tne
enemy, and " seemed tnas any moment
the noarse cnailense OF .ne hoer outposts
would give tne alarm Inc men crept On
siightiy IN extended form, hoininS thcM-
serves N readihess Iof tho supaeMe Mo-
ment. Inc silence was ihtense. Inc neayy
gloom, the weird noises OF tne veiut -
night, tho snadowy paicnes IN tne pusns
all seemed 70 neignten the tension OF ones
nerves
Boers Taken by Surprise.
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and the CONFUSION which reigned supreme
gave to cur men one vital moment In
which to hurI themselves across the inter-