Show MADE A STRONG COMPACT INS DEWET AND BOTHA HAVE CENTERED INTO ONE tlg1a that Neither Will Surrenders So Longas the Other isin the 0 Zield London June 2S 420 a mGcn Rundle md a sharp rifle skirmish near I I Senokal Friday with a large force of Intrenched Boers He declined to attack at-tack them This is the only fresh fighting reported The Boer oulposts northeast of Pretoria Pre-toria are1 busy The telegraph wires between Standerton and Newcastle were cut Sunday and Sir Reders Bul ler had to report by heliograph Commandant Dewet with 3000 men and three guns Is moving northeast In the Orange River colony It Is understood under-stood that he and CommandantGen Botha entered into a compact that I neither would surrender so long as the other was in the field Twelve thousand rifles all told have been surrendered to the British President Pres-ident Kruger is still at Machadodorp The exposures regarding the hospitals hospi-tals In South Africa have made a great sensation In England They began with three columns of restrained language lan-guage In the Times yesterday romA W rom-A BurdeltCoutts Conservative ember em-ber of Parliament for Westminster His disclosures have been Widely reproducer re-producer and they are supplemented this morning with denunciatory telegrams tele-grams and Interviews 1 from survivors I and army medical men S Tho urchblshop of Capetown In an address before the Society of Goodhopc I I in the Cape Government house Monday Mon-day expressed great dissatisfaction at the way in which the sick and wound od were treated He declared that tin warm clothing that was absolutely necessary was freely offered but was rarely If ever distributed by the army doctors that the sick slept on the bare ground and that oven In Capetown the way the hospitals were mismanaged made ones blood boll A news agency dispatch from Cape town says Certain revelations point to malfeasance In connection with the supplies of comforts for the sick I and I wounded I |