Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-09
|, mo Troop, Notified in Remark
ably Short Tine
.orRs WILL NOT BEGIN WAR


y VIA ". .,,,spt Of the government
n u, i n busy a. though actual no. no,,
~ h,d begun. The electric nu ,
w ...so,pesd the mobilization OF 'hs
az -, - and the summoninE Oh
Joy ~. Ia every wheel % the gov-
i.l-- r,ehlnory IN motion. An hour
~. oaasttc appeared executive
". being dispatched from inc
l''. q, ever, section Of the king
..I me 1000 bulletina which ap-
- posted throughout the county, ,
y. AZ, aid 60 have been Identical
II ~. exclamation prepared for use
S,a,hs Fashoda Incident rcSu'''u SUI"
J rsP ,.,s,,,.h,rv and
n.if,ur were ISSUING the necessary
/ ~, f5r che rcasacmbllng Of iarlia-
I'd and tho admiralty was concen'
.,upr lis transports. Of which ten are
,or al Liverpool alone; ....,,,,s
4. esirnieip we're the preparations
=, =. - reserves have already IN
t..n, rrsslNpd coupon tickets
49, contain instruction where cach
sb.u f,ipurt Cot railway tfhnHpof-
~. L. the place designated. and
.nly order COR three nhiilinHa Tot pro-
kr.aft 90 route.
al Woolwilh today lt was assorted
III b psf cent OF the reserves wpuld
mlIy equipped within six days
h. M meantime the members or the
ls f0utts Of Parliament arc htfanF-
IN. 10 return 90 London. ana a force
q men s busily engaged IN euhplet-
.rr DE Improvements ut Westminster
M Important news from South Al
ia comes from MAI NUS. Whele W.
n. saturday tht British camp was
ssusli Inc men stood Co their arms,
.rHbs were limhcred and patrols were
'iHtatchcd ln the direction 81 the Dor
ilE
10 hostnltics have occurred AZ yet
h1i ths enemy has moved practically
A. NJ border. eight miles from Matc-
Ing IN forcr. estimated ut least t.VQO,
'UnqfI1inr i've commanders.
me rtfflronIng and fortifyinH u the
town ann practically completed. The
tffsaia are harficadrd and q perfect
system % mines has been laid.
Two armdfed trains have arrived az
Nifaklnr consisting uf three bullet
pfuif ears the first uf which carries
! sarch urht. while the rest Of the cars
are lo0phoied Each train II complete
h itself and carries its own provi-
Experiments with iyddltc In the
mines prove that u d an extremely
puHcrful explosive.
col Robert Stephenson smith nadcn-
Powell. commanding the flfth Dragon
| 90 .HHNH ID q |#Ha
ll0afa who are mnHHed uu the Natal
and nechuanaland frontiers, have or
den not % urc unless the British begin.
and that town d well prepared for
syfntualIiIea, but as the Beers may
shell The place, every cndoavor should
b made 20 aaicgunrd the women and
Children.
An armofcd train was inspected nj
Kimberley saturday A signal station
has been erected with coming tower
AZ tho tor, 80 feut above the tracks.
Win central office. aud signals arr
gwen 10 the troops by nag. ny this
means maucuNera Weru successfully
Conducted saturday The troops num-
baf 400. Including the bicyc.c corps.
a train was also successfully tested
AZ hatek|ng u patrullUd To tho north
All lfartcrd frlnE 40 targets
= t.tANNN NNN hlMhNfleN 10 thn
Napf Argus says that 5000 noora arn
enoampod midway between uoshnf nnd
kimberley. They are we'll armed and
srrat religious fcrvor u shown Ia tho
camp The boera however. are chatting
lnlei delay. They patrol tho border
hlshuy and have been ordered not to
stiail a British uniform approach the
tpccial order was gaEcttcd on sat
wdAl announcing what British rcal-
g.ua would be allowed TO remain In
", W. Ifahavual ana undgr what condi-
boER OFFERS OF PEACE.
laemfo1teln, Orange Free state. oct.
t-Ihe correspondenoe between Preai-
.At sleyn ami Sir Alfred Miner, Brit
sh hlgh commissioner In South ART
-, ~ ,gi,a.,rfnor Of Cape Colony. has
70 lhe communication dated soptem.
-sW President Stcyn pointed out,
~. w '9ne %! the British dispatches
w allcfod. ana that the Imperial guv-
-,ninsni had departed from mo orig.
. l. basis Of ncEotiati0ns with Inc
ilAntNAal' on his advice tho rrnns-
~. a hAa agrgei 20 the holding OF an
+. lalrl, ana the frre State was great
H.appghted that rs efforts In favor
~ peaceful solution had not aynlled.
80, Y. llte state. Mr. stoyn said. WIS
s4ll prepared tu tender Us servlrca IN
AlIe u solution nf the difficulties on
~ Hl Reasonable lines. IL felt ham.
~ however By want Of ltnowledre
" w urhnllr object and the extent of
s ~, l,s.f,A or demands n the imperial
H. , n'i'lI compliance with which
~ government considers Itself emit
Nh, ,ns,Hi upon. and tho grounds
No. nWoh such lnalstence was
re,.i,, ~ further BY the fact that
mi l''..nlluf repeated assurances
- ~ imperial government does not
,.nfu ininifcrn with The Internal M
az ol me franlvnnl, on 10 disturb ia
49,, h0'hce, q has pursued "a policy
',nE contrary conclusions.
"a, nv SLATE, says Mr steyn, can
M. 's''g,lg, u possible that differ
80. bafllng the franchise or repre-
- won can Justify the existence and
b.i,,t easing military preparations
u, H.lle upon the borders. NOT only
~ ~ mnlvual but also upon those
i1s,'., Ne State, and ~. therefore. ~
thsg IVY compelled 10 conclude that
bei, "u.t br Intended 10 secure obs
dpSg ii, knowledge OF which might In
tatlsn, 'lee state 10 make rcprcscn-
In 40 secure their attainment.
he t,,,,, llalnn PRESIDENT steyn says
iss H. s...n' imperial government may
tlation. y, wear rHndlng further nrgo-
N. tr N STOP further movements for
wo,ii ,feaae VI troops. and thnt he
vs.. D. glad 10 b. favored with tho
mr1iru lhe Imperial government re-
h. W. 'nr precise nature and ncope OF
,n,,.,a..e .a7lonH or measures which n
~ ~, ~. are necessary. N" -
form.19 a. t9her Isl President steyn In
dsenst ~ Alfwd Miner thai he
h. NV NY. Y advisable. In order 10 ailny
ari,ing ~. excitement of the burghers
uoye,sel 'iom The continued Increase and
bursb.rs ~ troops, 10 summons the
ald IN ~. nnu ne repeats his offer "
Rsplyin, nh q friendly settlement
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