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PATERSDN
{lair of shoes of the kind fit that
In expliinatlun of this 11etfoa,Chlrf
Robert Wright, Jun., a fogltive from
waa a rleger lop til•• Congregational
REDS
NlchoNu•t declar,•d that ho fivit hr had
r.
f16NTlH6 BOERS
IN 1UWIRN�.
Over 33,000 Boers Now Held
as Prisoners of War,
WAR MEDALS PRESENTED.
lig,ety iKuirr Portuguese Tertlury
lien. I,ylllrlou 'talks Grtat lop
Lord Roberts I he Burden ('up -
%Vnats More Houuted Nen --Hefter
(•lass of Iluers S"ho"ed.
N,utuumpton, July :6. -(Jen. Badeu-
evswrll, Ills hero of Unfeking, and
,.ow chief of the Trttievaal pw,ll.•a.
Lifetime] here ah 4.30 title@ afternoon. He
,ave receival with the greatest cu-
t h int Itis m.
ft nn ffal.r%iew lien. Baden-t'uwea
,sell l he did a,t care to prupltesy the
,•fol of the mar. It wave eery In 'Ouch
a Couutr,ir for small roving hustles to
,4.idc detwit ler Capture. \everthelew,
In. w•v►w JaClhnal to think that uuRdv
tare•► it a" varlipr drausnAic ending.
f,arr Auer revistunce wl.l have been
e -no apletely crushed lop three or guar
s,a"nTnrfrom noir.- -
Ges. Baden-Ibwe'l spoke with re-
,.goct rad admiratlua of the BOOr at,
.aa individual. He sell: "They have
1)04.11 uwoet terribly molal. 1 do nut
tblak that tho time fs remote when
the Boer Anti Briton w 1.1 settle peach
ably Asks by side, aul cordially work
together fur --the good u( South Af-
rica."
itelerriag It o LO:d lli.Use'e sls"'Ica at
the Gulldlali, lie Said that Its effect
moat tie to give- jilt objorot lPddoa ill
goat government In Huuth A(Aca. He
;,.Idea : -Lord Mf.ner, t.(p whom the
s;mpira owls Len overheating debt Alf
grntltUde, exaolly lilt the roll un the
►ooW. Uuee give the Hoare to undtr-
lotand that they will be governed
curtly and wisely', the rest will M!
,envy. Depen] upon it, la the anal we
s ill wilt over the Doerr to our aldr,"
Grn- Bwpen-ltowell has nut yet gone
do Ltindun. He will gee lop the country
for a while for radt.
Paget Qels a cumnraud.
Loudon, July 2A-Genrral Art hur
Hoary I'a/,et Ilan r(wA4%al a CummauO
in Soutb Africa. Ho malls, lett .lugusl
10 to take up him lee W du t i%w
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��mouth African Constabulary.
bhaAes�tLielt Ibwing list�ofreawal
it et, to the" South African lunstabul-
ary, A Ifivisioa, At Vervenlglug. oA
July 11: 1613. Ser nt-Major lV"tl-
ltetm Clsalmor, kl lett ; Courtanlw,
1,750 Harry Job" 4PrOule, and 1;l-6(1
":"urge Sythtw, k111d;'1,tseo L. T.
Herachner, d angaeroumly woulld"Ni a
1,889 Thomas Dulual Curtis ; 1,729
Robert H. Melotyre ; 1,669 James
tlrasl4Y. stat L4a►s Corporal Alfred
John H1H, severely wouJ34-L
bhogting the %t'eurded.
LelKlpl. July 241 -la an"W"'r to sop
ties the rlltontttlRlof tlo Arltlmb Wo uund-
ill fit Vlakfoest•In, Mr. Brodrick
rtested that .In rq$Y to him inlairy
Lord- Khtchaier _f --rot tokytrutolted :
'-•1 have made no communication to
2ho Biter I(vtto•es a+ to the! "hto"119
at Vlakfunt•ln, as It be very unlfko-
ly to havo any effuct, as, even if tine
Boer leaders ttkapProve of the st-
roeltles, they hate tap control over
their mon.'' lir. Brrtrlek stated that
he had later roelived the following
ta#psram : "1 am souehing COPY of
URorA-dep"tlo as ss to Boers ■Itoot-
Jaag our woandod to Deiarovy."-'-
lir. 1lrodrlck further slA;•l that
the Dally Newts ■tory of the pro-
poeal withdrawal of 70,000 infunlry
from South Africa, and Linc abandon-
ment of certain lines of ounununlrit-
thin between Pretoria still the mouth
was unaulhorls-d and lefaccurote.
Mr. Brodrick, in itnswer to Ci►lonel
Brookfield, maid till. gnomtlon of pro-
viding dental surgical attendance
for the tro,p4 fu South Africa has
born, and Is, receiving carefenl atten-
tion. Farr d •ntlety were drmp:ttch-
rd on June 17, and in addition, a num-
b •r of refugee dentists have Been en -
g aged uud rmPloyed.
A Brnsmele demputch to The "ind-
n.rd Stater that til" execution of eev=