AUEROTOTURFRONT
GENERAL BULLEH BRITISH LEADER IN
THE UOER WAR
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ralilior born to thu kinil of warfaro now
on liniul -that in IhihIi lighting wmin
nml irregular fotH warfaro which tltllisi
juilitnry nilen anil thooriiH Tho V U
4ickitl to hta liiiino Htiuitta for thu Vic
toria front won JO ytnrn ao by valor
in tho South African Zulu war
General Duller Ih a man of niarvolouH
coolncHH anil high iornoiml courage
moreover ho nay IiIh lulmlrorH ono of
tho greatest HohliorH of hta tiinc Ilta
clianco him come to nhow that thin hint
tribute iu not nbovo tho mark Ho Ih 10
years of ajo and him had oxpurienco in
nvory conflict waned by England nincti
ho was a boy It wim 111 yearn ao that
ho took his bniittain of tiro iu the Chi
nono war of 18110 Ho marched and
fought with Lord Wolwley in tho Hod
river cninimiu of 1870 Ho next took
part in tho AHhanti war then went to
Bouth Africa to tight wivageH until the
wiping out of CetowayoH ZuIuh in
1870 It wan in tho Zulu campaign that
General Uullor then a colonel won tho
Victoria cronn
This decoration in given to nono but
those who in actual prenenco of tho
enemy perforin hoiuo Hignal net of de
votion to the army or tho country
In the Egyptian war of 188J andalHo
in tho expedition for tho relief of Chi
nese Gordon Uuller nerved with distinc
tion It in General lJullerH practical
knowledge of South Africa tho topog
raphy tho climate tho tmvagcs and
tho enoiu to bo met that gives the
Urittah people faith in the new military
htar All England as well im the war
ofllco and tho experts in South African
warfaro knows only too well the size of
tho task confronting Tommy Atkins to
day It is not a iiucstiou of a perfect
machine Biniply but of a war god with
hta hands on tho lever Tho price of
Boer defeat if defeat must come which
President Kruger hays will stagger hu
manity is tho bono and blood of the
British soldiery Thu general who pays
out tho price in too heavy doles or gets
too little return for the gory investment
will find liiimelf on a bud of thorns If
Uuller handles tho army of 18U1I as
skillfully as ho did his corps of irregu
lars in 1870 then England him made no
mistake This knight of tho Victoria
cross is tho man for the hour
General Duller is not of tho class
which essays to do all the work of his
command alone but his intimate ac
quaintance with every detail acts as a
check and stimulus to his subordinates
And ho is well and loyally served for
ho has thu knack of getting thu best out
of his men Though his manner seems
cold and even repellent his speech
Bharp and abrupt his brief pithy nieni
orandn caustic and occasionally cruel
yot ho freely forgives for what is bo
hind Intolerant of shams he is never
nnrcnsonnnly hnnl on any one
In 1878 0 General Uuller fought all
over that country which seems destined
to bo tho theater of tho present war
Ho won his Victoria cross lighting
Zulus within a few miles of Majnbu
Hill and Laiugsnukaud iu thuTrauivaal
region His command then was an ir
Ttgnlar body of lioruo made mp of local
companies and iu general character an
swering to tho ideal rough riders Uul
ler and his steed were both noted for
their toughness and endurance Eorbes
tho English correspondent says that
Bullcrs favorite mount was a liddle
headed brindled Hat sided ewe necked
cob named Punch Useless to add after
that description that he was tho ugliest
horse of his day and generation iu all
South Africa
Ho was as valuable ns ho was ugly
and his master often rode him a
ureu nines at a
stretch Tho com
mand which he
led chiefly on fo
rays against the
Zulu kraals and
roconnoissancos
was according to
Forbes the Btran
gest congeries
imaginable It
consisted he
says of broken
gentlemen o f
rnnagato sailors
oenkuai iiulixk 0f fugitives from
In 1870 justice if the
Benin of South African towns of stolid
Afrikanders of Boers whom the Zulus
had driven from their farms Almost
every nationality was represented
There were a fow Americans soniu
good boiuo bad a Greaser a Chilean
toveral Australians and a couplo of
Canadian voyagers from fcomowhero in
the arctic regions
There were Frenchmen who could
not speak a word of Englibh and Chan
nel islanders whoso patois neither Eng
lishmen nor Frenchmen could under
fctand One and all were volunteers ic
cruited for tho campaign at the pay of
0 shillings n day What added to tho
complication was that the force com-
prised a dozen or more Mibcoinmands
each originally and still to somo extent
u separate and distinct unit- Thoro
were Bakers Horse and DArcyi
stmemmmm rr
HorV mul neddingtons Horso and
Ferreiras Horse and ho on each lxdy
asNerting a certain distinctive inde
pendence
The volunteer officers nomo zealous
some cantaiikcious were as regarded
any knowledge of duty for tho most
part quite useless In effect the force
which was reckoned iu numerical
utrength as a brigade was run by two
men - Hedvers Uuller and Hill 13eres
ford Hallers chief of staff Duller was
a silent saturnine bloodthirsty man
as resolute it lighter as overdrew breath
a born leader of men who ruled his
heterogeneous command with n rod of
iron
These droll irregulars Forbes con
tinues never took much pains about
parading Neither smartness nor uni
formity was a desideratum These fel
lows dressed how they liked or rather
perhaps how they could Their only
weapon besides tho levolver a Martini
Henri rllle each man carried as seemed
unto him best provided that he carried
it somehow somewhere about himself
and pony Tho only uniform accouter
uieut was tho bandolier iu which tho
cartridges were carried When they got
ready they mounted When ho found
him a reasonable number of mounted
men tho leader of tho corps Htarted
His fellows filed iu Hies and tho men
who were Into overtook thu detachment
at a canter No man skulked Tho ma
jority wero keen enough for fighting
and thu funkers if there wero any had
to pretend to bo as zealous as their com
rades
The irregulars wero just tho fellows
for advance and rear guard work Tho
Zulus lurked among tho crags of thu
Transvaal hills or in thu ravines of tho
lowlands and were not disturbed by
shells when they had cover But a body
of fleet horsemen thoy knew could cut
them oft and tho moment a detachment
of irregulars appeared heading for
their lairs bands of them would spring
up from tho ground as it seemed and
makoolT to tho rear If a party of Znlus
was surrounded it always ended in a
hand to hand light
Whenever tho English appeared in
force largo enough to sweep the country
tho Zulus would retreat slowly regulat
ing their pace by tho enemys Often
the irregulars broke into a gallop and
Duller had a task to curb them Some
times tho Zulus would run wildly from
thu horsemen but their flight was only
a ruse to draw thu party into ambush
At the proper time the whole plain
would ho alive with armed savages who
had been lying prostrate in tho grass
At other times the Zulus would piac
tico their sinuous maneuvers in plain
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THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 23 1899
view of tho Eng
lish If buttlu
was offered they
waited with pa
tience until the
English formed
squares then
thoy attacked
across tho field
swept by artil
lery fire with the
ardor of t h e
stanchest veter
ans If tho Eng
lish had a river
to cross the Zn
lus would not
iwuViW disturb thu
okstuu iiullkii march but look
in ism with
t cyioai
coolness until their antagonists wero
ready for combat
Tho irregulars wero regular in one
Honso they were always on thu scout
It was on one of theso scouts which
really amounted to a raid that Colonel
Duller won his honors by deeds of per
sonal valor His force was sent in ad
vance of General Evelyn Woods column
to clear the Inhlobane mountains of tho
Swazi tribe headed by the noted chief
tain Umbelini Tho mountain was
stormed in true style tho savages rout
ed and their cattle driven oil
After a delay of somo hours to rest
tho troops as history records it but
moro likely to bring tho roaming raid
ers into shape Colonel Duller started to
rejoin tho main column On descending
tho slope an enormous force of Zulus
JO OOOsomo accounts declare were dis
covered across his pathway of retreat
There was nothing to do but to light
for tho right of way Tho tactics weru
those now systematized under the name
of rushes Colonel Duller was too
wise to throw his force headlong upon
tho enemy but by short spurts cleared
gap alter gap and eventually brought
off his force minus the battle casualties
only
After suveral Bailies tho Zulus wero
up to tho game and made tho pursuit
steady and hot Suddenly tho horso of
Captain DArcy of tho Frontier Light
horso was killed under him Colouel
Duller was a largo man then and quite
load enough for his brindled owe neck
ed cob Punch but ho promptly took tho
dismounted captain up behind him and
carried him forward until ho got an
other mount After a few more rushes
tho Zulus gained on tho fleeing English
and in a skirmish with the foremost
savages Lieutenant Everett of tho Light
horse lost his mount and Colonel Dul
ler took him up behind him as ho had
done Captain DArcy and literally
snatched him from tho assagais of the
savages
The irregulars had been iu saddle all
day riding fighting and destroying
Men and horses alike wero worn out
and in almost the final spurt when the
Zulus wero within 60 yards of the rear
guard with whom tho fighting Duller
leniained the exhausted horreot a com
mon trooper fell and pitched his rider
in heap on the ground Promptly as
in the cases of tho officers Colonel Dul
ler btopped aud helped tho man up to a
place on tho back of his sturdy little
warhorse and saved him from thu uwfnl
fato of dtuth by tho Zulu spears For
thuo three rescues made in action and
with danger to himself Colonel Duller
now wears upon his left breast a little
bronze Maltose cross with tho crowned
lion of Britannia nbovu tho inscription
For Valour Guokqk L Kiumu
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mill Vlrlnlly
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ind coniplote outfit but as tho outfit
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but merely out of idle curiosity there
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cut this artiole out and mail to us with
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Choice celery at Glissmaus
ItKil Notice
H E Wood non resident defendant
will take uotico that on the 8th day of
November 1800 T C Cannon plaintiff
herein filed his petition iu tho district
court of Mndisou county Nebraska
against said defendant and Elkhorn
Volley bank a corporation Lillio A
Stuurt as executrix of the last will aud
testament of James Stuart deceased
Lillio A Stuart Anna Stuart Lena
Stuart Charles Stuart Mary Stuart
Van Dureu Lewis Addalino Lewis
William Leavittand S W Douol as
guardian of the estate and jierson of lack
sou E Chafe tho object and prayer of
which are to foreclose certain tux liens
against the southwest quarter of south
west quarter of section 1 1 1 in township
twentythree 21 north of rango four
I west of thodth p m in Madison
county Nebraska by virtue of tax sale
certificates tinted November 4th 180
and November 7th 1808 resjiectively
issued by the county treasurer of said
county for tho delinquent taxes levied
and asset Red against saul property for
tho years 1801 and 1807 respectively
and tor subsequent tuxes paid for the
years 1805 1811 and 1808 and a tux
deed tinted February 5 1898 and re
coi tied in tho ofllco of tho county clerk
of said county in Book 27 of Deeds at
pago 105 and plaiutitl prays for a do
ereo that defendants bo required to pay
tho same or t hut said premises muyj bo
sold to satisfy tho nmount found due
with costs interest nnd attorneys fees
and that each and all of the defendants
bo excluded from any and all title
cuum inn or imprest iu or to said pro-
jHjrty or any purt thereof claimed by
them
I You are required to answer said peti
tion on or boforo tho 1 8th day of Do
cenibor 1800
Dnted November 8 I8SI0
T O Cannon Plaintiff
Dy Mapes fc Haon His Attorneys
IcrhI Not leu
Maria L Avorill dofondont will tako
notice that on tho 1th day of Noveinlxir
1800 T O Cannon plaintiff herein
filed his petition in tho district court of
Madison county Nebraska against
said ilofeudent and D A Ommoruiau
tho objoct and prayer of which aro to
foreclose cortnintnx lions ngaiiiBt tho
northeast quarter of section twenty
three f2l in township twenty four 21
north of range two 2 west of tho 1th
p in in Madison county Nobraska
issued by tho treasurer of said county
tinted Novombor 7th 1802 November
Ith 1805 and November 7th 1808 re
spectively for tho delinquent taxes
luviod and nssosscd against said land for
tho years 1801 1801 and 1807 respective
ly and for subsequent taxes paid for
tho years 1802 1S0II 1805 18011 nnd 1803
autl a tax deed issued therefor dated
February Kith 180 and rocorded in tho
olllco of tho county clerk of said couuty
in Book 25 of Deeds nt pago 250 and
plaintiff prays for a docrco that defend
ants be required to pay tho sanio or
that said premises bo sold to satisfy tho
amount found duo with costs interest
anil attorneys fees
You aro required to answer said peti
tion on or before tho 18th day of Decem
ber 1800
Dated Novombor 1 1800
T O Cannon Plaintiff
By Mapes Hnzeu His Attorneys
HrKl Notice
Catharine Dicey dofendant will tako
notice that on the Ith day of November
1800 T O Cannon plaintiff herein
filed his potitiou iu tho district court of
Madison county Nobraska against said
dofendant tho object and prayer of
which are to foreclose certain tax liens
against thu northeast quarter of tho
northeast quarter of section ten 10 in
township twonty four 21 north of
rango four -1 west of tho ith p m iu
Madison county Nebraska by virtue of
tax sale certificates issued by tho treas
urer of said county dated Novombor 5
1801 and November 1 1807 respectively
for tho delinquent taxes levied and
assessed ngainst said described premises
for tho years ISO and 1805 respectively
and for subsequent taxes paid for tho
years 1801 1S05 1S07 and 10S and a
tax deed issued thorefor dated March ll
1807 and recorded in the ofllco of tho
county cleik of said county in Book 27
of Deeds nt pagu 225 nnd plaintiff
prays for a decree that defendant bo
required to piy tho sanio or that said
premises may bo sold to satisfy the
nmount found duo with costs interest
and attorneys fees
You nro required to answer said peti
tion on or betoro tho 18th day of Decem
ber 1800
Dated November 1 1S00
T O Cannon Plaintiff
By Mapes Huzen His Attorneys
OLD SOLS RIDE IN 1849
Flowery AVenthcr 1i oillctlonn of th
lullrlIlIirlM of Ioiik Ako
In these lays of practical newspa
per writing in which bald facts are
ex pressed In the plainest and tersest
form the flowery language Indulged
in by some of tho journalists half n
century ago sounds peculiar Tho
following poetic convulsion was copied
by one of the local papers from the
New York Tribune In IS ID as worthy
of a high place iu the newspaper lit
erature of tho day
On Saturday evening at 17 minutes
past 11 oclock the sun rode calmly
anil mildly over tne autumnal equinox
and cast his golden anchor on the win
try coast of autumn Hut as yet tho
vast ocean of air through which he
sails is glowing and transparent with
tho memory of the long summer days
that have passed over it darting their
rich beams to Its very depths Even
as wo wrlto however the remem
brance fatles like the skys blanching
souvenirs of sunset and in the dis
tance the cold ghosts of winter glare
and wave their frozen wings which
creak on icy hinges while in the si
lence of midnight a prophetic voice of
walling autl desolation moans fitfully
nt the casement
Few people can contemplate this
specimen of literary architecture with
out experiencing a feeling of awe and
sadness with a few cold shivers on
the side It Is proof positive that tho
profession has In some things gnlned
by what It has lost Albany Argus
Notice
Charles E Olney Jeremiah Olney
and George II Nichols will take notice
that on the 21th day of October 1600
T C Cannon plaintiff herein filed his
petition in the district court of Madison
couuty Nebraska against said defend
ants and John E Olney and Charlotte
E Olney the object nnd prayerof which
are to foreclose certain tax liens against
the following described real estnto sit
uated in Madison county Nebraska to
wit Lot six 0 block one 1 and lots
fifteen 15 aud sixteen 10 block six
of tho town of Norfolk lots twolvo
and thirteen 12 nnd Hi and tho south
132 feet of lots fourteou 1 1 fifteen 15
and sixteeu 10block two 2 lot six I
block three 1 and lots three four
1 nine 0 ten 10 eleven 11
twelve 12 and fourteen 14 in block
four 1 all of Mnthewsons second addi
tion to the town of Norfolk by virtue of
tax sale certificates issued by tho treas
urer of Madison county Nobraska
dated November f 1801 for the taxes
of 1800 1801 1802 nnd lfM and sub
sequent taxes paid by tho plaintiff for
the years 1801 and 1805 nnd a tax deed
issued therefor tinted March lit 1807
and recorded in the ofllco of tho comity
clerk of Mndieon county Nebraska
March li 1807 in Hook 27 of Deeds
page 225 and certificates of tax sale for
taxes 1S00 dated November 1 1807 and
subsequent taxes paid for tho years 1807
and 1808 and plaintiff prnys for a de
cree that defentlants bo required to pay
tho same or thnt Fitid premises may bo
sold to mtisfy tho amount found due
with costs interest and uttornoys fees
and that defendants bo excluded from
any and all title claim lien or interest I
iu or to said property or any part there
of j
You are required to answer said peti
tion on or before the lh day of Decem
ber 1800
Dutttl October 25 1800
T O Cannon Plaintiff
By Mapes Huzen His Attorneys
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