Show WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA Ir I r MILITARY INCIDENTS SUMMED I I UP BY ROBERTS I I ICruger Now Has an Available IJorce of 15000 to 20000 Men What Ho I Hopes For I London June 2Tiie Transvaal j military Incidents l are Bummed up out r mitn 1 dally by Lord Roberts In the following mesyarce to the War oPlco Prtorift Sunday 1130 a mfll3tti Jer reached Srnndcrion June 2nd H found a god deal of rolling stock All the Dutch residents had left the town The British prisoner captured duce I our occupation of Pretoria have been i taken to AJuchadodorp Ian Hamilton occupied Heidelberg I Saturday The enemy fled pursued hour h-our mounted men six or revon mll r I I j The previous day Broadwoods cavalry I had a skirmish with the enemy dispersing dis-persing them completely and capturing I six ITunlerR advance brigade reached Johannesburg toward Heidelberg June I 1 22nd 22ndTho enemy attacked our post at Honlngsprult and before reinforcements arrived from Kroonsladt they had burned three culverts These had all I I been repaired by this afternoon I An Associated Press dispatch from The I I Capetown dated yesterday says I British casualties at Honlngsprult wen1 thlrtvFeven killed and wounded I ltled l Sir RwdvcrB Stiller in n dispatch to I the War ofllce says that among the I prisoners taken to Machadodorp are Lords Antrim and Ennlsmore both of I whom are In good health Lord Long I I ford was left ui Reltz severaly wounded wound-ed I edThe force now available to President I Kruger Is ofllclally estimated at fiom 15001 to 20000 The Standerton cone 1 upondents assert that his sole Idea Is to hold out until atter the American Presidential election I Mr Kruger Is reported to have Issued a proclamation on June 17th announcing announc-ing that the Russians had declared war upon the Japanese and that Great Britain must help Japan Lord Roberts and CommandantGen Louis Botha are still exchanging letters let-ters tersTwo ro hundred rebels have surrendered to Gen Warren at Bllkfonteln The communications of Senekel and WInberg the nearest supply point have been temporarily Interrupted Gen Clements Cle-ments Is l atSenekel A convoy seeking to rfcnch h7ni Friday was driven back t |