Nelson Daily Miner
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2015-12-08
issued: 1899-11-26
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note: ,v Daily Edition No. 58;,. Nelson, British Columbia. Sunday, November 20, 1899. preciatlon of tho Premier's personality frmn all unctions. The fear that bis oss would cause Lord Salisbury's premature retirement does not appear to be based on fact, though Lady Salisbury was a great help to him in public life The Boers Say Ladysmith Is Still Holding Out. THE OUTLOOK GLOOMY Eelieving Torces Cannot Leavo Durban Tor Want of Enough Oavalry and Artillery. FEELING IN GERMANY. 11. s. Liiira ARE TURNED DOWN 'ill varied from IS 81 ILL AT 1MB erogo, His money orders [$5,0011 lo 118,000 daily. Almost BVi ry town in the United Stales Beems to j be represented In the list. All of the 1 sums Rent now in the hands of the pos- ' tal authorities will be refunded, 1I1 ii Tenth Year 10 London, Nov. 36.��� The position In Natal remains fell of perplexities whioh the censorship has increased. Al though a division and a half have now reached Durban, that place is practically powerless until supplied with eavalrv and artillery nnd until those arrive tha situation will undoubtedly remain grave. With throe beleaguered garrisons In Natal besides Kimberley and Mafeking and no signs of successes in the immediate future it is no wonder the outlook is regarded as distinctly gloomy tonight, and that the most, possible is made of General Methuen's success, i'rem no other points can even a semblance of success be reported. Mafeking is apparently in a worse plight than tho British have hitherto cared to admit, nnd it is difficult to show it i rn be relieved for some time to o.mie. While the official dispatoh from the Boer head laager outside Ldysmitb, dated November 24, showed tbo town wns still flying the. Union Jack on Friday, the hopeful tone of the message and the evident anticipation of the speedy reduction of Ladysmith is net calculated to cheer anxious relatives. The reported silence of the British guns has also again aroused fears of a shortness of ammunition and the faot that the Boers have j…
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Nelson (B.C.)
spatial: Nelson
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0211533
language: English
lat: 49.4933330
long: -117.2958330
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Nelson, B.C. : Nelson Miner Printing & Publishing Co.
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