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GEN. CRONJE SURRENDER5 UNCONITH

_C ' al Assault at Three O’clock. yesterday i im

_“A dashing advance was made A by the “warns 'riinr ni~:i.o_\'is. Provinces, ole lIOl!f€*\lilU;l'»

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Jpiiiinsnsnii. Feb. 27.-~~Gene-ral Cronje h,m|-gendered unconditionally. , is now a prisoner in our camp." 'G on-iwii Rsloicm oven 'rm-: saws.

` gn-iw; Feb. 27.---(Special).---Tlie Gov~

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of Ci-onje. and later a telegram

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rejoices over the defeat of Cronjc. I

Everywhere cheers were given for

“Bobs."

One old soldier grew so excited over

Flags are everywhere and the gallantry

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' Loivnoa, Feb. 27 ~-(Special) The War treatment at our hands, and also that his Oillce publishes this despatch frgm Loid wife, grandson, private secretary Roberts : e ' G . ~’ 'L adjutant, and servants might accompany; ` , “Paardebl:rg, Feb. 27. 7.45 8. m.:'General him wherever he might be sent. A 3 Cronje and all of his force capitulated :'I told him his request would be com- I

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-tg s 4 unconditionally at daylight and is now plied with.

Q v i o ` o 5 a prisoner in my camp. , °‘I informed him that a general ollicer

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THE NUMBER OF PRISONERS.

Lord Roberts later announced that _the I

prisoners approximated 4,000, of whom ` about 1100 were Free Statcrs. I

CANADIAXS BOHE THE BRUNT. C

,. , _ = _ Reports of the battle show that the _, ‘ -,,, ;. ._ 'U . ments. '

Canadians, Cornwalls and Gordons bore

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the brunt cf thc fighting and suffered the liou`s share of the losses. l

The officers captured by R0bert_s

E; included the following well-known immense and prolonged cheers. ll

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`” jf-/i _ _...a» Cominandant M. J. Malverzius, member ° - T ' ,H ` .C l ,.;,_-:_- *V %6)_)C f h V lk. I ' Twenty nine ransvaal o cers we e l’ 4° - ' 0 t e 0 ~"`a*“~ captured and eighteen Free State

Field Cornet Frusa, a Scandinavian. `

Major Alberccht, the famous German

(yi "" l artillery man. ‘vaal forces were three 75 centimetreg

_l Major Von Deitz, the distinguished Krupps, nine one poundcrs and one ' Y"

German oiiicer, responsible for the most_maxim gun. 11 I K P'

splendid engineering works of the Boers |

the non arrival of reinforcements, so the -

,to say, was attended by comparatively

of the Canadians who led the final assault at daylight’ 8' letter Signed by General, is commentedon everywhera Cronge, in which he stated that _he sur-

'rii-IE conoivn-is luuoion 'ross-rnsn. rendered “n°°ndm.°i"‘u_y~’ wuz-ht wi

Cable despatches poured in from all the it our outpostsl underf?"mfzi. I

“The strength of his force, will be \wonld be sent with himtoCape Town to communicated later. insure his being treated with proper ‘fl hope that _Her Majesty_'s Government 11259605 011 1‘0\1f»@- I

fvent satiSf3°t'°ry»f° now_Pn1so:\‘nns ARE nisrosnn or. ' occurringasit"does on`the“anniversary~'o -X '~'~ ._ _ _ _ _ _ ,,

~ .charge of Major Gen. Prettyman.

the House of Lords and the Commons 4

British pushed forward their trenches and? berg giving the following casuaaties in`

I d I d h - ht t U the enemylthe Canadian Regiment in the sul:cessful my "cm" to Fun . mm" “h_“`

a. vance eac nig owa

g . ' l attackfou the Boer trenches: “Nin-

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` Made frmn pgfg At3a. in. to-day," he say s, "a most ston’ Scott’ Withers’ Riggs and Quinn Y ICTOBIA, B. C., Feb. ‘Z7.~--(Special)---

Canadian Regiment and some Engineers, su rted h

landers and Second Shropohlres, resulting i

morn ing---a gallant deed worthy of our , Canadian C Jmrades,and which, I am glad

slight loss. I

This apparently clinched matters for

“In my reply I told General Cronje he

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, ' , Q.. "_. ~'%:;;/1;? I Lady Bobértswm leave shortly to join laager after laying down their arms. _ Them U5 UW0 H&l‘l‘l80S fm!!! U16 LOY%\‘

`<""`~*"'='r5f; C her husband in South Africa.. cnosm asks KIND TREATHENT. p I _ '_' 1°' kI$°“”` A

By 4 a. m. I received General Cronje. r

He will st-az't=~l»'~.1§§hL afternoon under,

“The prisoners,Who number about 3,000,

will be formed into comrnandoes underll their own ciiicers. ’

“They will leave lierc today, reaching"

the Modder River tomorrow, when they

will be sent to Cape Town in detach-l

The abovedespa.tc}i was rea.-d in both `

today. - The reference to :the Canadians evoked `

odicers. " `

The guns captured from the Trans-

From the Free Staters, one centimetie”

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Minto receiw ed a despatch from ,Paarde-

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_ and Patriotic Briton, I ‘“;*.i:F““‘°““““°“"

Commenting upon Lord Sa1isbury`s

I reply to Lord Teynhanfs qu/est-ion regard- ing the assertion that Great Britain was bound by a secret 'treaty with Germany, which would secure some measure of in- dependence for the Boers, The Times says: _ ` “There would be no precedent forany interference unless the Boers were crushed even if anybody felt bold enough or strong enough to try to rob the victors un- der unctuous pretexts of humanity and mercy to the vanquished. Nobody, we imagine, does feel strong enough or bold

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The Times then proceeds to argue that I the British navy was never stronger than § it isnt the present, adding; “This war has ‘given an immense experience, which will tend to 'make Great Britain stronger than ever before in a military sense, while the Indian troops and the colonists have evi- denced their loyalty in a time of adversity which gives additional strength.

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The following were wounded:»_-Haj, Pelletier. oiigbuy; iiogboo, nm-tooo, Sutherland, McDonald, Repeate, Proulx, Roy, '1`heriault,Sievert, Bagot, Holland, C103, Thomas, Living, McConnell, Brady, H8l'I'iS, Sprague, Pelkey, Coombs,Durant, Leavitt, Simpmn, Fransehuv, Donahue,

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” Lord Roberts telegraphs that the Boers THE CA}‘Am"`}`S KILLED'

were becoming discontented because of‘ (_-7'1`TAWA,_ Feb- 27~(5P¢'~`f° l- ' `

The belief grows that if it becomes neees~

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time C 3 (He will be acceptable to thc business

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noiobsiomi wo oiioii sooompiioii in one ' ~ Boer Republics. ,It is not enough for tis T0 CURB A COLD IN A DIY.

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