Show CAPT NESBITT WAS WOUNDED v1rthel Details of the Captureof the V British Armored Train dor i Oct UTho following of zftclal dbtiitch has been received from Cate T y0 where it was filM at 25 p m t uiy V Th I1gme driver and ono V native lescaj > 1 < rcm the armored trilin The miimn V IT wxiunded 31 Uie h nd p reports that Captain Xesbitt is Iphghtly Bounded and that the party > tin the train whose number he does not Ikno w i wis captured by the Boers He fcelai es the prisoners were unharmed < 1hl armored train that was sent tog to-g from Kimberley with the two t onpoundor has returned to Kim fjerlpv iti safety having teonsfcrred the runs to th < train that was destroyed Place Orders In United States K11 nss n Jamaica Oc 14The ritilt v or finp i now appears las 1P the order for mules and stores Jams ia deciding t > place all or in th > United States The colD i troops art not going fon iard im t1y The steBinerS beSected for ports will jJrobably proceed to ndrd tae charter there The tl Jt > hurt at finding their of i V f s rejected vvlyle the Can id Australian offers a ac 6 loers Not at Newcastle b I r XataJ Oct lThe Boors pe IK Vt t re UPI > Newcastle The last In left last evening Thursday with allay tel < > gn aph and police of 1 1 Mr Jackson the magistrate nd fow residents remain there at heir 4n desire The Boers are en ainpeil at Ingogo fifteen miles from 3s ew castle V t Were No Casualties f Pretoro Oct 13 detoyed in transmission trans-mission Advices from Vollvsrust confirm con-firm tho report that 8 Boer commando Uas nupid LaJngs Neck without cas Iialtics The health o the burgher Is k > od f kConjml Hacrum Takes Charge if nsfn Oet 14Mr Macrum I I HN States eoT ul at Pretoria j 4 ht d the state department the re j 11 < f 1 instructions as to the care Br V = h crests in the Transvaal I id r ralvirg compliance A1iile 4 V rsrlr of the Transvaal t this < Tl71nt is neoestsao the state j department no doubt this will not be withheld wi Germany Was Offered Protectorate I Berlin O itThe Dresdener Nucstc Nachrichtcn puiji cs a letter from Clonc Schiel commander of the German Ger-man eon In Uie Trans > voa3 who sfejt Pretoria was In the point of offering Germany a Protectorate over rhe Trans vatU when Great Britain immediately moved heaven and earth to frustrate the plan Vtir between the Transvaal and Englal1 then became unavoidable I Will Need 150000 Men I Berlin O 11Tho first Boer success is commented upon mpathcJiotlly by the German press Tho leading military I organ fho Mtlirairo iochenbUtt sa > s Great V Britain underestimates the strensth o the Boer forces which aro I present well equipped She will need 150 I W thorouehly to subdue them I Just Heard of the War Laramie Vyo Oct HH Maitland Kcrwi of The English army a major in the Seoforth hJRliljmders arrived InLara mio tonight lie Iiah beenJiunilng an this i slat for the past muiilh and1 only today learned of tlib war in SmIth Africa Ho left for New York tonight and hones to join hid rcsTnnk which is now at Malta and ord drouth I Another Train Blown Up I London Oct HThe Exchange Telegraph Tele-graph company has received a dispatch from Cape Town dated this morning fftylng that the Boers have blow up another t rr ailg h1 other armored train carrying telegraph ouertiton from Slafeking The Boers it isreunited have seized the railway station I sta-tion irorth of Fourteen Streams between I Vtj burg and Kimberley Fighting is still I continuing the neigiiborhood Will Join the Boers Cape Town Oct UD > ed In transmission trans-mission A dispatch from West Barkley Bechuanaland says V ttiat Dutch farmers Along the Transvaal Jborders are itiowing the intention jOSnlng the Boers Reward For Cecil Rhodes London Oct 14 > The Sun of this city publishes an incredible story to the effect ef-fect that the Boers have offered 5000 for the rapture of Cecil Rhodes dead or alive V Bores Occupy Spitzkop Glencoe Camp Oct 13The Beers have occupied Spitzkop near Newcastle Newcas-tle Of I V V |