Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

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-. y,y Especial London cable
.I.ydshtsI. 1880 by Associated
'..' Nmsst the only subject Of dis
f,. I'M. week In England was the
-. ,.,afae suffered By Gen. hir
. white ihs british commander
t,ivmlth. and this was made the
" ~ III psuHug out torrents 81
.,...m And advice. Public opinion
.I,y divided. one section bitter
g.~.er tbs sensral commandlns.nnd
y .it.f maintaining that be- probably
..,, much OF fault 90 he made
$50 ,ut The latter section. which
$500. many service mon ana nearly
.,,i.. publications.. urges the with
~. o. definite criticism pending
s.,sr,d accounts. The Naval and
yr,.,, Record. after expressing this
.,-,.~'ni. sums up the situation az fol-
ru 49,. ..,,,. ~ the eoup-
tg ~ nmsutahIu unuicpnfruhtsH ot
.rrioaIiow o. urlt VI regiment 10
sim Aflu until President kru-
sIfIratum was received, II II al
sarpdsInr that we have been able
.-t.if str own BOZ far, Not only have
y. o.. tr6vri themtolvcH determined
s.t'.s nrH ar'enili ahnrrfhuuterH, nh
100 ttrm Go Boz. but they have de-
~ mpusiur military ana Htratc-
'f,.r f,,s nearly surrounded every
,T'.r ue hold. and have Invariably
.rr.f almost uuuHsnllnhlo positions,
ssfirr Win rrgut courage Against
- frfiaa. our little force. lctt lHu-
M nf from our haroi ana without
81 dr,'I.f f0r days Co. come, han not
"a and friardIl work but has gained
.... atfh we venture TO believe
.ft.r uiIIars in ihr world placed ln
-Iif rdI|fdHs and ln similar unfor-
r.tis f1Hii, ua could have achieved"
tHtHueh tfIa may fairly De- said 90
fl.l.ssHt conservative military opinion,
4 II ,.frareH Or tho action u the Oppo-
nm as preventing the sending -
t.ars 'n F001 time la entirely crru-
20 Since che INST news N the
iifmIih disaster reached England,
81. hff b.fu storm gathering over
h Ma. ndt Of s.r 1Horre white, but
y be- sslfct1y 0f state flr war, the
Nfull Of taniriuwne. ana this 'n-
Hii.f r0t H much from the opponents
. dus government iH from ~ wurmCat
rrrfiau. Some 0f the nhlUHt N tho
. hHlf have ro hesitation Do saying prl-
uHy that almost criminal neglect hlH
hfr ftlNn ln moo sending at least 10000
rrH Troops before Or By October I, ana
Def = LrHi iauHlnWuc'a hands were
II tity h.rhtr powers ne ought 10 eNcul-
i ps h'nielf beyond q shadow ~ Hus-
tfdt
NJ failure 90 send out troops enough
urr1i D. charged 90 tho opposition. for
fifam0ni WuH NOT thHn sitting, N
nH1 were any Intention 90 hold N1ihI
n an costs Hu adequate force should
tiu ben sent nut by October T. when
~ ttegis that such achievements
II r'lAi 3 taken by the Beers 40 a mem
o. u0 ofg5r held good ls tho Indian
reii we're already ou the way
II HnHrr thee criticisms M unoNpcct-
= glirisr the correspondent of the
Au1dtiHf Press repeated them 10
~ government official, while nuu-
o1m'iHl urlrilng The failure - send
Hr'rtenHHis earlier. this official de-
tNi itHt ODE broad lines of policy
tsH.rr Natal had boon much mlsun-
anU1
Nsaf often asked" said he. "why
90 sr George Stewart white up
~ nk n N1uI unless we wore sure
p rli BOA n Considering the trc-
rtailll Endorsements now on the
ml o. h.m % occurs 90 almost every
40 mt aght that We ought 30
nv fri'fei without rlakIrT engage
lH t1l % forgotten what would
hiisn Do ~ unloss We made "a WIG
Fu stand there
. nnl h1H r|sked her little an on be-
y. ha empires and the least we can
70 Hff something ourselves and
. INilhl ihH oFerruunlng 0f her pros-
towns and rich fields hy h0rdcH
enemy Purely military ems
.N.'h ] admit mlEht point TO tho
i Wv Ne ought Immediately 60 have
I illflNn num our advanced posi-
n ull purely military cnnaidera-
lNt sometimes tu be- Hubnrdlnnt-
Il " w lnlrfcriH of tho empire. and,
~ many good lives have been
nv. in' cause they have not been
~ acceptance 90 the offers OF Sir
4 ] Aaclormnc, Dr. Frederick
lnl olher eminent civilian sur
n ~ service in South Africa has
r Intention in the serious under.
,.-s y ihe army medical STAN. ans
4 lfh No iho department h only
g,, IVA y 20 p'r cont below the fg-
49, years uEni ana actually nfty
4 a.itt ueI1N The absolute minimum
\ 49, upon ln 1856 This state Of AZ
~ QUO doubtless 10 tho lnauai
corporation offered.
[ ~, from both the army ana
1 ~ Nnlt o. rive themselves up In
IN N. RI Irilrued TO their regiments
IN lli active service. Scarcely
riii., ~. ~. Without the London mag
4 az. lalIng 20 deal with a half doz-
y. ~ as W this character and. ns
d difg. W. Walk out " the dock In
I "a IA IN InlNllfy escort. they often
lsf M. wv Nlflic with "a hearty
~, ~. your or Thank Won. sir"
~. mem come from foreirn conn.
~ pllhF Che United States
Y..r,... ailau attachments OF country
u, gs, a. A' going OUT Independent Of
thiss. w me seat Of war. on tho
~ l9lhing tho Imperial iiaht
hn v,.,,.l L1hslnle and Lord Harris.
Amtht '''''' hIe aiding this
19..rs NJ losses among the British
i,srsl Nalnl have led the Military
ibHsbsi ..Etet that tho sword be
tist5ls... NV only uu account OF liza
t'ttas IN unl also because its glitter
alsi h. or l,m ot an enemy and indl-
r,aih' t5l,sly 4 d reported. has por-
Garnet Wo,,,l,el 10 Fold Marshal Lord
a lnuftatio5 w an expression of her
~ ut5ie ~ tho manner IN which
i M. 4 military machine bas VAIL, oto
u ~, ". va nut cot I'M motion hy ~" ~
. n6,Sl..nlinm especially In H. m,, W."
Ma fst tuon Apparently The nueen
/ nrr5si'ol.tliign the existence Of Tho
,Y \, rtil, ,ln-chlof-a lapse on Nom.
i'1ts snS ~. ne public 4 now rather
lst n Which, 40 Il ls said. the Mar.
hhiily ''naadowno committed inten.
M !, ~ ~ agreeing that the mobulza.
~ ione ~ ~ u has been carried. h
N AA1lo,,s lofolgn military attaches
nytft la, 70 w The offect Of more
lill,spandsn, 9 os lone one Of them 70 the