Deseret Evening News | 1901-04-06 | Page 21 | Last Town Taken by the British in a War Expedition

LAST rAST TOWN TAKEN DY BY THE TUE BRITISH IN A WAR EXPEDITION rl H fY 1 r rJ J oJ JS I r J N Nf j S r f rI t I taN K l 1 b 11 q fe It l A t tJ I J I LJ 1 tt p i 1 r r iti W J t n J t 11 oJ l I l 11 i pr JA T r fc ly w 1 1 ti r y yr II t 1 3 I r J r t it J I V Iff t n 01 r 1 l fI qt l lj mm t w vil t t t JiJi m Jc t b t zt m J 5 W t 1 r tit fi a t ft 1 r eI I I t a j tai r t Ij Q L l Wt W w ry ryr t f iI il rr 11 r r D 1 10 a Up Y z rr I A o f it ar fit ry f I 1 I if i fl 11 k 1 i tit err n y 0 r k E r I r t Y t I f 1 4 d f 1 t 4 JJ 01 1 I r iI iII h 11 Of 4 11 i x z i ti t t 0 tr or I U tr r R foti z I 1 v a I t H t j i lL d c j r Tho rho latest capture c tutu of or the t e British In the tho very n r latest of ot their r ruLIe petty wars Is depleted depicted In th the accompanying illustration This Is the jam Gum t um I blun binn town of ot or f on the west coast of ot Africa After land landIng landIng Ing nt at or near the mouth of ot the famous Gambia GambIll river British soldiers were wore transshipped to boats bonts that took look them up the river while n u contingent marched upon and flanked the town of or which was waa found Cound pretty much as shown In the photograph deserted by J Its lis Inhabitants There were In all nil troops and GOO jOO carriers the killed of ot the enemy amounted to 75 while two British soldiers wore were wounded Then the tho chiefs were Invited to a n palaver the Piro of ot pence peace was smoked and un the troops marched back again to the coast with reports of or their great greal glorious victory victor