Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
III FOGGY SEASON.
cau,, Of tho English Metropolis
CropIns IN The Dark
.,,,cN Royalty IN LONDON
,,,,, for an Expedition TO
'''' ,,,,nle,-sOcIoiJ on the Q''
ylp for a Divorce Case

w .ooear tnst the season OF fogs
wv. ., M. simultaneously in New
~ and London, for according TO
IL. ,.,,b,r reports, while tho inhAbit-
I'm, former city early during
..,k were cropping their way
'..,b dsnss mlsis, the ollissns OF
.,,,spoli, were almos, feeling
Say abou, In fogs thick enough
.,,,, "a, and electric lights TO be
80 an almoh everywhere, aud
.,,,, lr,fiic, particularly on Mon
,,,,.msly dangerous and diff
~ xsaiher, however. has been
g,,1 London IL now unusually
~, ssonle. although what IL known
~ ~ h,m.n minority" continues TO
st,,,.s IN ilitting about tue county,
ana ,hootlng party TO another.
"a. biz majority OF people have
nd down for tho winter.
M N, Pdpes OF Wales has been visit.
IT,, n, Horace Fafsquer At Castle
- and will come 10 town on
Ia. Later 10 tho week the
',,s,e viii visit Queen Victoria and
Wndi5t CNue.
tNHuAsA RULERS IN LONDON.
ro,,.ct,lary Of state for the colo
- M, Joseph Chamberlain, gave
.s,s,,r,s,lng dinuer on Tue,day In
~ oi King KhAma and ISABELLE ana
Sgb,op, fultt respectively OF tho
f,stvsnA and Bongwaketsi trlbos, all
dns BschuAnhland proisctotAte.
Kklma l. the most powerful native
hslst In South Africa and has been
sih,,u attraction In social circles
aud In the country for some time
al They hre In this country for the
a,ps,s q aiceftaining II possible what
I,hluies Of themselves ana the land
s,Jue over All OF them have al
niy proved themselves good friends
M, British IN South Africa, anu
vt,,quenlly they have been well re-
Nv,d and most Hospitality enter.
1asd.
w. Chambeflain's dinner was fol.
sIsi BY large reception. which was
Iaa4sl by many nolabilities and nj
sikh eoblutng and thought reading
ua tafi Of the entertainment given,
sa1 great delight OF the African Wis
ln.
% Wednesday MIR. Chamberlain
essi!,i three chiefs TO Windsor, " hoTe
~ usie received by tho queen In
f,il state. The ceremonies made
gissl Impression upon the
liriein,, who presented her
.ilay with such beautiful
,aiid kin rugs Queen Victoria In
tisfn, Presented the king and his two
ia,a!Ahl chiefs each with u Bible
tsalnlng her mAJosiy's signature, u
i.'.asnph Of horgelf aud . cashmere
niulief each OF the chioi'a wives.
HH majesty also made n short speech
bot visitors from South Africa
shleh she graciously welcomed
I'm and ,ald she highly approved OF
y shlsFs determir alton 10 exclude
nltg drink from their country and
l''9n great curse from their people.
10 queen added that she felt very
u.isly In the matter.
l'eaitlt were greatly pleased In
s'riahst In which they were re.
hWltJ Queen Victoria ami with tho
L,al'a paid 10 them by Mr.. Cham.
UNA. As an evidence OF their ap-
islush Of bis conduct they named
.a"A9albod" which being later.
w. mtins "He who writes lhings.O
chamberlain Ia understood TO be
tay gialiiied al the distintion be-
E,tdupon him.
la' African visitors, on Thursday,
M uNen another big reception in
lsy hwhich Lady Henry Somer-
Eeldsni Of tho British Wamnn's
issuance association. and Bir Will
sANton, pTeaident OF tho United
t.'n Alliance for the suppression
gIlquot traffic, made speed hes
ai.nsnling the Africans upon their
Hnlaauon 10 do their utmost TO
ymeng dfirk from their followers
snslellnR a great future for their
flv. 'u H'h'S W 'h's
'"'AI'' 'All tor homo today.
me AsnASTEE WAR.
~ ~ 'pl,e Of the announcement that
~, Ihmpeh, VI AshAntes, ha,
~ y Tue terms OF Great Britain,
M, iawhV and purposes, pfepAra.
M y, .he campaign AgAinst Coon.
a .VApl'Al, continue, As there IL
M ssuily iot expenses up 10 date
~. '1ei llllle details to be settled
:" uisAl Britain will be thorousb.
sl5npa with the practical pro-
q, which che 10 taking
n'ume over another alice
p, throughout the week
"A ,,nela scott, Inspector gen.
u ~. we gold COAT forces
ne,,,sn actively supervising The
together OF slores. nmmunI.
AZ, 49, aud he with a hummer Of
hi ,Ss.s sm ana men sail from Liver.
VI ,sssy lof Aeorn. They will take
AtsSs ~ over 100 tons OF war stoIes.
MIisame onleers who will accom-.
Kim, Apeulllon Ia Lieut.. Duncan
G,,i' sou ot Senator MeInnes, OF
h, eoI,,Ul Tue little indemnity, etc,
g,,ini,e,eu from King PTimpsb. tbe
l, ,',,'n 70 bis capital 10 consiJsrsd
MI V,o, % account Of the said 10 be
Els, sn.l doubt whether the
Gs,ins ssoys who have been here
&C. ~ zoe doors OF the colonial
We 10 IN. we klng's authority Ito
AIbo he letns OF Great Britain,
4hJiSyV T. , that no may simply
a,iitiSD y delay the departure OF he
~ Sputi ua'll the rainy season aud
t'n n s ,o'e all tho agreements mr..
soD ICON as 1t suits his purpose
ttaln .ya 40 any case the bill OF Great
vi G,s%.ins. Aahantse for ths Wool.
IaiJ " expsnsss alone amount,
"""s'ld, to $500, 600.
H., =, iHE PACIFIC CABLE.
kssl. SIns,s@osTlAin's conduct OF the
'4s' with regard 10 King