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Unconfirmed Boer Report

) That Lord Methuen is Defeated

There may be a second Canadian Contingent — Buller advancing to Colenso—General Catacre | makes a forward move—A Boer Atrocity.

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‘SENSATIONAL BOER REPORT

a seERLIN, Nov 28.—The Deutsche W arte, which regularly receives communications from a Boer agency, announces that Lord Metbuen has been repulsed with great slaughter by the Boers beyond Gras Pan. The Boers, the message says, attacked ' the British force from the rear, shooting down a hundred meo of the Naval Brigade,

and capturing a regiment of Lancers.

10,000 MEN TO BE MOBILIZED

Lonpcn, Nov. 28.—The London Daily News says it learns that it was finally settled on Monday by the authorities to mobilize forthwith a proportion of the Sixth Division, consisting of 10,000 men of allarmes,

A GENEROUS DONATION

Sir Thomas Lipton, in view of the fact that his steam yacht Erin cannot be utilized by the Government as a hospital ship, has sent tenthousand pounds to the } Princess of Wales) to be used at her dis-~ | cretion forthe benefit of the eailors and soldiers on active service.

with reinforcements,is going from Queenss

town, Cape Colony to the front today.

THE CABLE BROKEN,

CHARLES COGHLAN DEAD:

Well-Known Actor Passes Away at

Galveston, Texas.

[Seecran To Tue Examiver ]

GaLveston, Texas, Nov, 28,—Charls Coghlan, the actor, died here yesterday, of gastritis. His wifeis prostrated with grief atthe bedside. The body will be sent to P. E. Island, his former tummer home.

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FORMAL NOTIFICATION.

St. Pererssurc, Nov. 26.—The Rus- sian newspapers announce that the British d’affairs bas informed the Russian govera: ment thatyGreat Britain has beeo in p state of war with the Dutch republics in South Africa since October llth.

The Svet commenting on his says: “England io givingthis notification: with~ draws her declaration that she is not carryivg on war but is merely subjugatiog rebels,”

The Novoe Vremya, which attributes far reaching importance io the British notification, says :

“The powers are now in a position to { seud not only Red Croes agerts, but mili

i tary agents as well, and they may judge

Loxpon, Nov. 28.—A despatch to the

this a fitting time to intervene, especially

London Daily News from Durban, dated } as the Afrikanders are goiag more and

Sunday, says that the cable along the Ea-t Coast of South Africa is again broken, and a renewal of the delay in the transmission of news may be expected. The despatch adds that Buller will pro- bably take command of the force advanc~ ing to the relief of Colenso.

Loxpox, Nov 28.—A cable has been laid from Cape Town to ®t. Helena and is now open for traffic.

A BOER ATROCITY

A News Agency despatch from Cape Town eays that a native runner who was trying to communicate with Mafeking was captured near Vryburg by the Boere- They tied him to a wheelof a wagon which was then driven along the rough road, the Victim turning with the wheel.

A SECOND CANADIAN CONTIN- GENT.

Toroyrro, Nov. 28.—Military men are of Cpinion that # second contingent will, in the near future,be sent from Canada ; and that there may be no delay when orders to that effectcome preparations are being made to have all men who are willing to go ready at any moment.

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TELEGRAMS.

We are notified as follows: Aden- Zanzibar cable interrupted; traffic is circu- lating by the west coast route for messages to British and German, East Africa, Delagoa Bay, Lorenzo Marques, Mozambi- que aud Zanzibar.

As there is only one cable between Aden aod Zanzibar this means that the whole traffic from the seat of war must be sent up the west coast. Delay is therefore probable.

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more to the Boer side.”

Beruin, Nov. 26.—The Reichs Zan- zeiger announced that Great Britain has notified Germany that since Oct. Lltha state of war has existed with the two Dutch republics.

The Kolnitch Zeitung, commenting upon

this, says : “Che annovucement is of two-fold importance. Inthe first place, it provid-

es that England receded from her former view point of regarding the Boers aa mere rebele; snd secondly, it imposes upon all Germans the duty of preserving strict neuirality.”

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LOCAL NOTICES.

The best place to buy Lad- Capes and Jackets is at Prowse Bros

See Brighton Brewery add on first page of this iseue. Their ale and stout is pro- nounced superior to any imported.

Special Sale—150 ladies and childrens’ eample felt hats newest stylee—half price at Stanley Bros. 2ins.

Beer & Goff received this morning a few

bbls. of Bishop Pippin apples. They are a good apple for family use. For sale by the barrel.

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You may not know it, but the best place in the city to buy Dress Goods, Corsets, Gloves auc Millinery is at

Prowse Bros

Our clothing is comprised of the latest stylesand pattern. No old stock at entner McLeod & Co’s,

Brighton Brewery is turning out very superior Ale and Siout. See cdd on first page of this issue,

Are you all supplied with good warm Underclothing ? Every man and boy who still wantthe best valuein Under- clothing go directto J B Mac- donald & Co,

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IN THE PHILIPPINES, '

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The Entire Province of Zambolanga |

Has Surrendered Uncondition-

ally. Wasuincton, Nov 27.—The adjutant | general has received the following cable

from General Otis, dated Manila: A ves sel from Lingayengnia, with despatches

from Wheaton to 23rd inst., brought in | Buncapimo, insurgent secretary of state captured on the 21st inst. He was with

Aguinaldo and party which left Tarlac the right of the 13:4 to be escoried uorth by | 2,000 troops from Bayambang and Digu- |} pan. These troops ‘Wheaton etruck at | San Jacinto and Young eastward. Aguiny aldo with part of his family « escaped north | with 200 men, passing, Young and Wheaton. Aguinaldo, his | motber and oldest child, with| Buencamino, separated from the rest of ' his party ; hie mother was lost in the | woods and the child, four years old, is with Wheaton’s troops. ‘iwo thousand dollars in gold was captured and is now in the Manila treasury. Our troops have liberated some three hundred Spanish prisoners recently.

Wasuixcroyx, November 26.— Secretary of the Navy Long today received a cable- gram from Admiral Watson informiog him that the entire province of Zamboanza, Island of Miadanao, ha surrendered an conditioually to Commander Very of the Castine. The surrender was made on the 18th inst.

The information contained in Admiral Wateon’s despatch was received by the president and his advisers with uncon- cealed satisfaction The surrender of the province of Zamboanga is regarded as the beginning of the end of the revolution in the Island of Mindano, and, it is believed, willbe a bard blow those who are still en. deavoring to maintain the insurrection in the island of Luzon.- Zamboanga is the principat city in the Island of Mindano, which is the second largest island of the Philippines.

Advices from Admiral Watson indicate that the entire southera part of the [s- land, which comprises the province of Zamboanga, has yielded to the American forces and acceded to the authority of the United States.

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