Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-12
ANOTHER WAR COMING.
BRITISH PRESS ATTACKS LORD SALISBURY


Paris. Aug. 1.-THE papers are run w
.ir,loc,,re OF the chinese question
1h.. ,,,,I, .ays. "In China the greatest
game iu the world is being played anu
French Intervention should BE- eiica-
glous and decisive
Tho soir has sensational article
headed: war Between England anu
Russia Imminent"
The Journal dca Dehats says 'EnE'
land is now seeding an orfanR'in'n.
with RUSSIA. That undcrHtnndlur De-
impossible unless Russia remains mis-
,fcss OF th, north ana England ia Doe
sur,l her Influence IN the lAngiH'
river I'm gb1rt the line ~ the section
one bcllunirr 60 be marked along
which the DISRUPTION would occur
whenever china falls 60 pieces. Clearly
neither Franco. Germany NOR japan
could hold nloOf from sue h nn agree
mont" The article hints TINT France
would support Russia ln the event ~
WAR. and Says iu conclusions France
win BE- content with the southern prUv-
InccH bordering ON TunpuIn.'
ATTACK LORD sALlsbrttN
t.ndon. Aug. ii.--Aii the morning pa
pUfH including the supporters uf the
government. attack Lord Salisbury Tor
weakness In dealing with tho Chinese
question.
Tho Daily Chronicle says what is 60
be- the result. nobody CON H1N There
~ room FOR the gloomI NJ forrbodlnrf.
Docs tho country realize that Tor want
OF little foresight ana nrmnuHH Great
Britain may. ere loug. Doc plunged into
colossal war; such. without the
least doubt or oNnrgoratlon, ~ the APP
railing possibility"
The Daily Mail SAYS "Tho door e.
closed. The proudly boosted British
lion does not exist IN tho Yangtae vnl-
10y n a. a mistake: nnd looking 60
what Lord Salisbury has done I'm
Egypt, hla failure lu china ~ incNplle.
able"
The Standard says: "Thorc repeated
humillationH are becoming lntoicrablc.'
BELGIAN M1NtsTER's STRANGE
CONDUCT
London. Aug. 1.-THE pckn GORE
rpondunt ot the Times says; Baron
do NlnoE. the Eolgian minister. ycstor-
day Hont dispatch 20 the THung IL
Iamon. asserting that NJ. puylon. tho
ltusrlan charge dunaircs and NJ.
Gerard. tho French minister. had
io.nod him In urging tho THuug II va
mon 60 disregard tho attempt NJ IN
British minister. Sir claude MncDon-
MD. 90 prevent the ratification Of tho
pckin-ilnnkow contract n o. conf
dontly INSERTED that, despite the irit
irh cndvaynr 60 obtain revision OF tho
contract. an Imperial decree viii issue
! forthwith Tor ~ ratification The un.
friendly role ~ the Belgian minister
throughout merits the strongest con.
domuutlon,
RUSSIA PRAISES SALISBURY.
st. Petersburg. AuH ii.-Followlng In
] the futstrpH Of the Novoata. the No.
woe Nrcmyl today culurizOd the Mar
] qulH ~ Salisbury Tor the wisdom with
which h. kcops In check the Russo.
| ph0he outhurstH Of members OF hi
party and the prudence with which d.
ondotvots % obylatc an rrftcNt for o.
Misunderstanding between Grat Brl-
tain and RuHsi1.'
Continuing the Novoo Vromya says
% observes that unfortunately, more
than hail the british public share Mr.
Chamberlain views" But the Nus.
slan paper cannot understand why tho
l kunHnphOhgH nrH upf1honHlNc OF tho
Russians at Port Arthur"
The Nuynr Nrrmya then remarks
The results NJ thH CyHHIOn 90 Russia OF
Port Arthur and Tillon Wan viii not
show themselves Tor some time 90 COME.
! a considerable period must elipse De-.
! fore these ports can servo tho purpus
/ for which they were Intended hy the
| Russian foreign policy that ~ pruyld-
! lur n permanent outlet ln the Pacific
ocean. ultt otherwise o. Hussll'H
] question Ou the Indian frontier, whore
everything h1H been long organized Tor
military action " some extreme excess
on ill-wlll upon the part of Great iiri-
tain should drive llusfla 90 such ac-
tl0n.