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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-2-14, Page 7LOUIS IiOTUA REPULSED
AFTER A SEVERE FIGIIT.
Boer • General, Two Field Cornets
and Mane Burghers Slain.
2 1 BRI ;ISN KILLED, 53 WOUNDED
I ACrI Panic -Stricken by Kitchener's Akovflmtntr la tiie Emit-- Da Wet
t=ailed to Cruse at tate Drifts Els. of Iic:hult•---Calvin)* OCcupled by
De lisle -The 111d/and Command, Driven Nurlk--New Zealand-
ers Do Some a levar Work-Swlnrt Capture of Boers -More Troops
Uulnk• to Alrrca -Promotions for (tray., Actions-
er's Latest Muves ----De Wet's Brother A -Ensco of -
Appeals t s Ithn to Gleamy
alp tfhie
I-tYht.
Cape Towa, Feb. 1?.-(iuu. Kitoheu- former tluUr tat-Ornrral nddreseiug
era i oticy if 4waeotttrutlug hi, { the 11c►bore tourervative Association
troomo and denuelag the country of l4( L.trieondruu tbir prvet to;. raLl-
suppllos fa being slotW{ly maintain- Ca drhiog the iluurn out of
Pu Colon/. Great Britain ought to
eel iu the Trutwsvaal ate' the Ore offer tyros' of Immediate amnesty,
tame Wiese Colony, The Beitl.h ahth- wltkout dlstlnutL,n 4(t person 4(r arout,
t
ether
w
og ltt
orates 1 l nn a.ru
*ay r
that r sacs i
y t if p -4(r wary tilt lute equality in chi/ tights, and as
pulley will be extended to Capin Cul- much local settegov'erat_.ot as til pos.
"ay, and that In the disturbed dl.` Wye• This horrible war could thus
*riots all the supplies be ended."
will be cutn-
lntandeered or deet royed. According to
• -the Rritlah officers melt a pulley Is
nbw cutely necessary, as otherwlee
the Boers who are constantly cvgd-
tuT the troops, would return uud ap.
aw)prlate whatever the troupe left.
It is passible that thu Boers will
aitead-tne spneru of their (perath,
t)udsupl.A Meer Depute.
London, Feb. 9. -From Delagoa Bay
11 is reported that the British have
occupied Ereselet and Carolina, which
uutll o•eccnity were Boer depute.
to Cape Colony, and the necessity of 131'I,I,gll MlSkITA1kl),
rein(,rcemeutr, In the upinioo of Itut serfs heisted en the 'Helier of
British )titers, Is therefore evident, Ladysmith.
osepeosally as It hr expected that tw, tiudunl t'eb, 8. -Lord Rubertr' de-
ur tie Lbere �clohmyl coWhether mmandoe•11•+}' •aueJ malt despatches ranging from
till euooeed In getting back itemise 1400.Febrgry 0th to November 15th,
lbs O 1:+W, were gasetted this evrulu.
Waage titer 1. another mintier. They fill 157 quarto pages, and wake
ft le uaderrto.d that Oovornor Sir up tie oi(i(.tal history of the war;
Allred Milner will Inspect the tomo although without throwing new light
guards to -morrow. and that he will , upon revere' Interesting disputed
inset.' a portion of this force to pro- 4+ eubJect., ►neb as the I itnpa'r Poet
deed la the (reader at the earllo.at 1 affair. Hundreds of olftrers, non
luarble tuuminL 1111 rumrnirrluued officers,, a°;1 'ten are
--- . favorably mentioned, Including Lord
Fired at I'asaeageer. a Kitchener, who is referred to in
-i etosJ4 Feb- 8. -lin lioaday' ntghi warm terms. rile Redeera.Ballrr
past tour Mandrel Duerr etttac►.•ei mates l4( far boat h
near Ntaodertou a trete bound ter • The first des-account-of-the
atch undertaker to
a give a concise account of the state
Natal and fire.' among the civ IItatt , -ut fairs in tilt
.nod purses, %lei Were passengers, country (tenth
4)08 oI tic carriages wan afterwards' Arica) o8 my arrival, Jap. 10." a de
rimed to have 47 bullet tales in it. teem, the nieces an much s'attereal,
The burgher robbed tba�secngers, 1 He decided to learn (3ea. Buller with
talcum t_8 from onehu Another 1 a free band In Natal, but otherwlee
nurse bad a ballot shot through bl. to remain on the defensive until re-
I.at. \Ips u( the ptsstengers weic' 1°forced and until the transport had
wounded. beer organised.
The nearest garrison shelled the He found no trao,port corps exlst-
Boere, bat wag pot strong enough to Ing The coked& fetter bad not been
attack them. Later Tellibardlne's soffitlently used, Cape Colony wain
ecottish Horse 'awe up, whereupon restless,
the Boers cleared off. 'r'ho disgrace- Writing fret', Jecob.dal. Feb. 11
fel conduct of the burghers Las came Lord Rebores says -"General Buller,
mai universal disgust: • }Ph, 6th, wired that hehad pierced
Tne Boers are still In force south the ever'''. lines, hut that to get
of Johannesburg. A uurnber of refu- his army etc one to the Ladysmith
gees, Including women and children, pith, wdeu1•1 t from 2,000 to 3,000
have arrived here. They Were expelled teen, 1 replies that ha must re-
hy the Boers front Waterherg. leve Ladysmith .eren at that cost.
The ffolfand8re residing here were ite'ler telegraphed Feb. '3th that he
out In holiday attire yestertay, '14( I was not ►trong enough to relieve
honor of the marriage of Queen ',alt- i Lndysmltb without relnfornemente,
belmlaa. To -day the tlUtary Tar.r
n't regalere the_ operation in wheelnor gala speeded permieslon t'e.1ch he was engaged as impracticable.1
subjects to relies the flag
Netherlands, of 'the replied that my lo•trmctbw toast
hotel," . --- --- -
K•.rmy Well Informed:
10 the /entree of a sketch of the
capture of Ureteral L1•onje, the toe•
eupatlon of Bloemfontein, and the
lung waft there. he wrote- "The
enemy knew exactly how we were
situated, and hall accurate later -
[nation am to the condition of our
euppll,u, transports, artillery, and
eatalry horses,- and they regained
courage."
The marches to Juhnnneeburg and
Pretoria were uneveotful, as de-
•erlbe'1 by Lord Roberts, his hilar
evacuee [.sing to provision the
iwtft,on were mistaken in regard to army.
the inenb.ug of t"dile \\t 11. of the "We were practlr'ally Lining from
Hague Convention. haat to mettle" he wrote. "and at
The Minister added that mediation time. had nut even one day's rations
could only be propoeed when circum- to the goo-."
atnnc*s permitted. There now ap
penredl to be no opportunity for It
Ite referred to treat Britain's ann-
ever to the United Stites, and the
•nbsequent dec{arntlona of Chancel -
ler ton Rueluw and M. Delensse, the
French Foreign Minister. Even Hol-
land, be enid, did not consider herself
n1310 to take the initiative.
M. Janson enhmttted an order of
the Any, favoring Intervention.
If. de Favorenn repented that Bel -
gene's Intervention was Imponelble•
and the oriel of the day watt there-
fore unnecessary.
Nevertheless the Chamber by a
phew of hand. ad 'pled the order of
tie. any no proposed_d by Mr. Jansen.
II ellen end Peace.
Broom's, Feb, tie -In the Chamber of
Y,epreseutetl-,i, to -day, M. elaeelteut
culled attr,atton to the petition pre-
sented 1'. the House In favor of ar-
bitrnti•� between (irent Britain rind
'he ranscaai, for the purpose of
rte)^Ang the war in South Africa,
41. De Favereuu, the Minister of
FOretgn Affairs, said he time no ob-
jection to the reference of the peti-
tion to a committee. But hr said be
was bound to Inform the rhnunher
that In 8,s opinion the authors of the
(torr Envoy I(PIer.Pd.
Isl(emfontaln, Feb. 9, -Jan. Ther -
.a1, one of the pones etnoye, has re-
turned, after hnetng been tried by
commandant Orule,laar at Aa*rogen-
kop for penetrating the fighting lino,
end bringing in andeelrable docu-
mental. He was released on parole.
The Boers, he nays, are tautly off for
hood and clothing.
~-
i:ditor ('o,nniltrd,
Carpe Town, Feb 8. -Mr. Cnrt-
wright, the editor of th• South Af-
rican News, who woe (irritated yes-
terday on a charge of publlaliin_
seelltlons end dehimntory libel, wan
errnigned In ennr( this tnornlug, and
remanded until nett Thuredny. The
pr,ePodinge to -de) were purely Me-
mel.
Na11t.`• limp 111.en.
I,rmien, Ft h. A..-1 de.patie to the
Rtanlar, from Pretoria states thnt
northern re/ogee,' gay the natives
amend Ley/More tunic risen tg:lnet
the ilorr, owing to 11*. latter et etc-
Actlons, and are advancing on ',teeters-.
Ling,
RPerultltig 11rI•k.
I,orieon, Fele 9. -Tine Oovernment
bee regnlsltlnned three of the rnlon
Castle Utters to trsn';mel r.lnforee-
meets to South Africa. Tile remount
department 14 nnrotmmonly netive. It,'
agents buyln; Jeri ay in e"vernl parts
of the world. Fallowing yesterrfny''
tar Of/Ire annnnneent nt, recruiting
Pettey wag brink.'
Ile fln.M that no aiweifie blame
can atteril to (Y,1. Broadwo'nf in
the Kenna s Post affair, nil "the die.
rester wee mainly due to the fail-
ure of the petrel at Hoteswanb kop
to waru their comrades tlmt an n01 -
bush one prepared."
The officer who was placed In cont
mend of the petrel he not men -
t id `ted.
8 r)tipg from Jolatineetairg.
13th, he said- "With the e,rrupa-
tlon of Kontatiponrt an,t the ,lir
penal uf fanris Bothn's army, the
otirnineed te.h/taneo Of the two Re-
publica may be rail to have r,nscd,"
tett there "still reuratns much for
the army In ttoutlu Africa to do," to
meet the cendlthus of gement war-
fare with forces "broken up into
enroll columna and operating over 4(n
area larger than France. Gerauuty
and Austria combined."
incorporated with the despatches
Inc reports from •inordinate com-
manders!, hi:•luding the netrrntive of
Gen. Roden -Powell, w•he any' the
newspaper correeponlents gate him
much trouble, an the enemy "derlten
a great .dealol information at to our
olrotlm.tnneea In Mafeking from the
neWaptpere,"
Sir George White gives an account
of the siege of Ladysmith and of the
struggle of the population and the
wgsritt*t--hews wtt..u-aa.t...an-
terte fever.
ltehrei• to 111s Troops.
Lard Bob. rte' despatches are riot
reg.ureled as giving any further eluci-.
haul ,n of tits conduct of the war, but
t l y ate TBSrflntintr aw Prevthg- thea
t t:rougnont the cempelgn ho never
had sufficient men, hored•s or 'uppli `n
it, rover such n sant field of opens-
tionn. Looking at all the clreum-
ran nee*, Lord Roberta mays the crten-
pnign Is unities In the nnnnln of war,
rale( he pay, the highest tribute to
the gallantry and worth of the
tempt', de.lsring that. "No finer
fore"s ever took the field ander the
8rltirh flag.'
There le n general idea that the
'deipstohas hese mirrored conYlerabl'
excretion nt the hind' of the War ill
flee. They do not throw nny further
light on the summitry retire
-went (o( (lettere' Craven or many
other matter. regarding !Miele tier
public le anxious to liPar.
'Delti•4 Poster -VC 'PrT•enoii).
rape Town, Feb, 9.-R •r. Mr. Beet -
meet Moderator of 11i,, i/nteh church
at Pretoria, hart peeb114h':1 it (iorint of
the allegations that lite ltrltUh
trowel NNW awettited women And
eomalited other heetafteet. lie tes-
tifies to tbo htgl► Aiswtpllne of the
troop.,
Pro -Boer (I4►kp
1.0edo., rob.,. -#Ir !Alward Clan*, tein telegram, 1a which as .e-Iaamet
Milner Anpralo.
(ape Town, Feb. 8. -Today Air Ai -
fend Milner make* another earnest
appeal to the employers to ellow no
many men ng pns.lble to enrol In the
onlnnlel manatee' defence fdree.
•
)ft(rder o' 144. Pence Molloy,.
London, Fob. U. -The latest me
count of the killing of the hoer peace
envoys 0 enntalne( In a- Illloemfon-
lee -burgher front Kroonatad, who 111
saki to be a prominent and lu(luea-
tlal wan, Is quutod as saying that
Commandant 1 F0OOWau allot Mur -
'gamine' at the Instigation of lien.
1)e Wet. When (len. De Wet'i force
war tauvlug wimp, Fronemab tutted
Morgundaul and W'errels, the peace
envoys, ted another prisoner nam-
ed Muller staudtug beside u wart,
which had - no mules to draw it.
I. remount) nuked thew why they had
not Inrpaaned. Murgandual replied
that tbey had been ordered to await
mules. Froneman Immediately struck
Murgandaal with a sjuulbok over
the head and face, and bald: "I have
n good 1111nd to shout you." Oen.
De Wet, who war standing by, over-
heard thee` remark, and said "Why
duu't you?" Fruueman thereupon
shot Morgap(1aa1 through the body.
The latter fell, but revived for a
while, duly to die later. W'eurele wits
shot eubeequently at Kllpfontelu. No
details+ of tele elatoting are giveu.
London, Feb. 10.-A doepatcit from
Oener:tl Kitchener, dated 1'returl•u,
Feb. 9, rage-"tleu. Louis Botha, with
7.000 wen, moved eastward on the
British occupation of Ermelo, taking
a peace delegate, wild had been een•
tenced, and other prbonere with Lint,
Ail reports show that the Boers are
exceedingly bitter.
About 800 wagons with fatalities
pauw.l through Emelt, 04( their way
to Amsterdam, and very large gnan-
tlNes of stuck are being driven east.
Fifty Roars surrendered,
"Louie/ Botha, with 2,000 'len, at-
tacked General Smitlt-Dorrlen'u camp
at Bothwell pt 3 a. m., Feb, 6. They
were repulsed after a revere tight.
"(len, eprelt was killed amt Gen.
i
144, 11 P .
i eta y'r severely wounded. Two
Bel l eurncts were Mlle.!. Twenty
'ped were 1••ft for the lirltl•h to
bury. and many severely wuutule 1
were also left behind.
"The British casualtien were 24
kIllel anti R3 wounded.
'Oar movement to the rest 14 re -
i' -rted to have thoroughly wet all
the enemy's cr.l'ulatlons, ani ...rented
n regular pante In the district.'
"CbrlstInn ire Wet appears to be
retesting the Bne Youth-ttf J e
tetn road to the west this morn ng,
having fallen to effect a croeaing by
the drifts eget of Bethulte.
'In Cape Colony Calvinlet ens (leen
I .
I►►rtktug s 11mut, Patty ut44uwueov. ...1 8lljpkllp rhe that the reeved Irulu
Busse asleep In hart, and elite oa Gip`` war caved trough the routte1 80-
Ilrhatas named Darts, who watt h Air
tion of entitle the fireman of the hest
prlsowr. train, Who roiled off tee engine upon
the first abuts being Mee. ,nada u
ltow Commute/legit Was Abut. detour of several maim and r.wched
the lino again nearer Kimberley In
Pretoria, Feb. 10-A party of Duerr time to stop the receive trent.
attainted a train etauding at a sta- Thu delver of the ouptured train
Ilion 0a the Deluge's Bay lieu. 'Cin tour rllghtiy w'ouuded lti the rhuulder
driver .bot s Boer dead who wee tam- and the deers smut him back to War-
perlpg with the vueuutn brake. The reutuyy l° cowpuuy with two wuuad•
rest fleet, leaving the body of their ed ruidiers. The train hue been
comrade, who peened to be Cow- brought back Isere, but only the Iron
sealant Llebrandt, - , frame and the wheels were left. The
--- (evils i► rontalned were ohl:•fly wheat
.\ Fight With DeW'ct. i and oats, principally all of which the
onrwy burned, taking very little
Kart London, Cape (enemy, Fob. 1)•- away with thorn. The captured trete'
Detail* have been received here of i had no escort, but tli.,ro were souse
severe ligluing at Tabakrberg moue- soldiers in en armored truck 4(t the
tale, 40 miler 84(441 of the rallwny' awl ('nt of the second train which come
abuut midway betwueu $smaldeel and back,
Bloemfontein. Major Crewe, with a Tltu Boers 4110 effected the cep -
morning
euwposlte colutuu truvelliug mouth- lure are said to have uulebe'r;tl only
wast, righted the m�untain on the 10e, tut they were l4( heliographic
morning 01 Jan. 3181. lie heard heavy comwuuleatlon with others In the
firing, and knowing that Cul. Pil- kopj-es. There were 82 bullet markt
cher'r column war on the other ride on the engine. .
of the mountain, he cuncluaed that
this officer was in action. Comm- Prwmullets* kir Bravery.
quently he hurried forward, only to
meet Boer,. 'streaming dome and eel- Preterit, Feb. 40.-.t:r,°y urd,r.
dently retiring from Cot. Pi. cher'.+ lyd- have been honied prutnotlag twenty
dine shells. immediately Major Crewe of the rank and file for dlrtingulshrd
brought three 15-ponncdera and a gallantry and c•,n4pleuous bravery
"porn -nom'• to bear on ,the Deere,
who, however, wore found to be ►o
numerous that It was lmposelble to
head them. Orders were given to re-
turn to camp, about two idea Brun drum the Boers and atopieel ,t rain
the mountain. The column rested un- that would otherwise have Ii c,tp-
til four In the afternoon, wheu the turrd by the Itnrgher.. hi L1 was
march wad re.-umerl r.,uthwc.t. Ma. buserely w,yanded.
jor Crewe wad just touching the ' Prirrrtee Faulkner tin 1 1(n11, white
southern point of the mountain when doing patrol duty at I'ltkyl, were
a terrible rifle fire opened from a .u-tdenly ceverca. by the rifles of two
large force. of Beers who were, In
Boers, who were in the grn44. tad
• mile )
l -'C, 1 1, � t upon 1 l r
vatic 1 til 11 1 ) u
n the 4(r enl' .
wuuntnl r r The d
n The t ro 14(
Y
4(t tlle,lk,urs and earl' killed his man,
Inc with a sword and the other with
n rifle. Faulkner was w,on tel Prl-
tater 1lopklnr an 1 Speight are pro -
tooted for their conduct at t'Itkyl.
Set gen nt4 Stephens an l Hower t,
amt Privates Collyer, Prlthett, Birk-
ett. Tnlb•ut, ode Hopkin.., held a
ko{:je at great oitli while the retire-
ment of the remalp ler of the patrol
was effected. Sergeant C'uxen nn 1
- elide Sweetie - eh et t
tion 4 on the flank of the
H oerr, who were within n few yaerds
of them. Sergeant liowurd and Pri-
Among the men prompted are ('or•
petrels Sexton and Kidd, of the 18th
Ilurutr., who at Ditty!, un January
23th, gulleped through et heave (Ire
fight noon became general. The Buerr
oat -numbered the British five to one,
end were attacking then* 4(u • loth
flanks nt the rear. The British
"emu- ' Jemmied and becatne use -
lees. Ma tr Crewe grasped the situ-
ation, and by a brilliant move got
the convoy Into a enfe position.
Between seven ate' eight Ill the
evening the Goers retarget" the noel-
-' And turned both flanks. The
fah nmmnnition heroine. exhausted,
and Maier Crewe was °bezel t, retire
:old abandon the "nd•y+poln," niter
the advance party had endeavored to
01�411>1R'�salliFle tei4s=!,sus1446 Mree9Ottieesti•(•T•r•*V.f"t.tq4!4*S'ia/wiro!}i•s`�t><'•kt.*f
ipai
;GING EDWARD VII. AND EI1PEROR WILHELM 11.
Typifying the Friendship of Two (creat Peoples.
issioss
oLJo, .-!... i..smammetegmggesmeo.so.s4:...O.P.Vs ?t•hh.f.PiIt•ifetPtOSS P..O.9:4V314.1)sr)9•Preke PS 44 19114
occupied by Col. De Lisle, who en- i Have 1t, and had ' sustained severe
tared February 6. the purely retiring lance. • -
tun -evil Kemhnrdt. Col. 'Haig 1e art.- .t re'ar-gnard action was fought by
hµ: the 111 I 0 1 commando nurtbwar-1 Mnjor Crewe Inta the damp, where tae.
past Aberdeen." - magma had iteen Inngered. 118 pn'r.
-- soaslic superinten ie 1 the retirement,
Dm. h Near Cul ueurel. the Infer, h:.rassing low thtuughn,it.
F:utreichm sits were thrown :qs dur-
Pretoria, Feb: 10,-,y'nlae \.•1. /. •:1. ing the Hight.
Intuarre ,eel Qurrh..l:ntli'l'a 11341 un `l'hea ve,rning ennui MTn}.r Crewe
exciting brush with the enemy neer started to juin (,'o. Knox, twelve
Balranrnl. The r'doulnlx, with teen- Hiles suntlln'rst. 'i'he hoer., lenne•di-
tieredt 120, were under the cutmman•t .ate 1y reattneked blw, romIellfag 11110
of Mspr Tuwbrlilge, au.a they were to sight a *proud rearg(uu-,l.uctilltt.
pntrolllug the railway line. ,W force for a few mIl:a, .Gln. De (Yet per•.on-
te 400 Cocas attempted t, cut them ally- romrtirtn•tg.1 the Hoene, estimated
off are) very nearly sum ,eee..e. at 2,500. Major ('rewe'r force was
The lasuc et the . flltht_dependede_hula me. } ventuelly 18' Britlah .:1f1-
upsm Who rhenld 1114,0 and 11o1.1 51!car joined /ten. Knox, an I returned to
knpje which commanded b'rt?t the Bloemfontein.
road and the camp. Boori and Brit- Lord Kiteleen•r 1814 highly compli-
bah made a ru ih for It not arrived 'tented Mea j�r C'rcwe upou the acla'•v_e-
tilers almost simultaneously. The co.- tueut,
oeiel.,'however, nLtnagt1 to 'cell,.,
the actual hilltop, and there Pee'
remained, keeping 16.1 enemy at bay
until reinfeircrm: its melte 1. Ion ng
In this very plucky perfnrmanc • two
sten killed and ant woended.
An exceptionally gallant deed WW1
perh,r,nPed by two of the refry/Sal
troopere on the extreme Left flank.
The enemy Bought to get round our
Plegue Serr.t.1. In ('ap. Town.
('ape Town, Feb. 10. -There are now
thirteen ceee* tie bubonic plague herr
midi in tile .churls. Alt of white" ren
be trr,eaa from Ili co:ue;l dock letter-
ers who Were first ntttckeit by the
Inseam,. 'Guru deaths have thus her
-resulted.
position on the kap:e, but they vvrr• -Tic destruction of rate, lamer
completely dolled, deepitn their over. I weed the atomise, Is vlgorou,ly pro -
whelming rar!. by these tw , 1-0 cording. No waiter have been :st-
inted tr,opers, whet, firing .iregilt Lacked.
wit F elew(hity,,•pcera.atiad--.ha_-Buerlt.__:k _-
from exerutln; their flanking e •
.
11ner' 1'91(.84 to 1:,111.10,
meat.
sates Collyer, Prlthett, Rlrkett, anti
Talbot were, killed. Ail the ntove
Whinged to the 1818 !learner.
Light on Kltrhener'• Nute41o•8(4.
The situn11011 in t.'udi Afrira ham
been- very linty for several weeks
owing , haaarhleh the rru-
errrallipt-3,nat-bto11wy -e-tcrefatnL_In
light I.r now being let in upon it by till.
description (1 Lord Kltchener's dlu-
po,iti,o of Ida `tureen in 1I.0 Tr:11t4-
v:141111111 on both- aides -of the Orange
1(1se:
ho; ; ;., , hkno•r, to obtain granter
freedom' of circulation 0,t the rail-
ways between l'retoria tied _leerrnsu
Maranon to the mod write', noel from
,lOtlnnfliebarg to 'Torben tin' the
',out/meet, o•rgnnls'd it greet ro,(nd
"IP of the hnrghcre (,(matin„ Is •-
teeter' tiro twit line* of roll, with the
Inteationee driving theta lltttr lwasl-
la'd,'where they might ba cormlled
between the eonverging forces trent
the sete.tw-drd and the Portngn,'s
territory end ltrltlsh Zululand. esti
hast necouutr the movernei.te of the
treirp;e_epgagutl In this niter.fet.tfg(
olwrntl',n were in pregre•'s, but no
r':uit Is yet reported. -
Turning to the Orange River Col-
ony, the rituntlott le exceptionally
interesting- It wits nun0)1nred n few
dgye Ago, eppnrent{y amnia'. III nn-
,linin,-' Dt jlluilc3latL,_4tili .-Petruteht-sr�gg
had been renerepled by the ti -NT.
ft was not until the news by Itinil
Cape 'Town, Feb. 10.-e.Kriteinger a from Cape Town arrived that the
I►elVet F'n HP(1• conmetedo of idoer "sunders has been r ignifil'nnce of 1111* pnrticglar 'neve
feae_wwe______...ln •re.n lemiete jla-' 1.01111,11,1 1"igo make it rapid rd•trrnt Mu;