Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06
hi AME is NOT ON
PRIEST. KRUGER
|,..,.u,,t Of War Causes by Jo-
b,nnssburg Refugees
,srsr. srEYN RESPONSIBLE


x.- Yofs Nov, GA dispatch 70 inc
-. from London saya'
M n, var once reduced 20 the eS-
-, q holding back important In
80 and announcing from house
- that there ~ no news, ana
~ a. uur correspondents In the
-. appii,d By Grant to Bulicr'
$50 M and ughtiy coriscd. south
~, remained until midnight dark
II AFRICA" -
~, usrc rplintora OF bclated news
80 Thur.day'a artillery duel nt
iii-e-Iik in which boef iQ.puunder
~. f-t.f and also q Huaulcluualy
.'c.s1nt N q brilliant cavalry nurtic
.f,ha BoDr camp was surprised
49, nm Later came q message
y .,..6n p1st forwarded BY General
y ,beeinr the town holding out
e,ilsv anf hard nrhtlnr going on.
!, ~. ~ aIs1 q brief reference 20 n
=, .fIart upuu CuleuHo, The sequence
y .tIh hrd already come In tho tld-
~. fsi tha colonial office that the
~ y rafHrnn bias fallen back ana
i.rirrsd tho defense % the bridge
n go. y. ioubgrtn object was appar-
IN a,nr,l ln breaking cummunlca-
4 rIih the coast and preventing the
t.,.Hani df achievements Co Lady
~ bui sdmU military men wyrc pee
rf.rs hat De- would oct a large force
4 ~Ilan Cor plftermantzhurE ana
hf4a. and complete the conquest ~
vitI t.ftff tha arrival % the British
Tis would b. boldcr ana moro
49, movement than Rhofmnn'H
80 o. Savannah. since the British
~ aummandH the aon coast. The
~ rflhuhH theory IN that luuhrrt
~ eda6d in upon inlYrmith ufi0r
iFtrr tha English out " Colgnso. and
/ rhtrr strenuous efforts tu over
uaim whites army with bic superior
~ tolerance with which thcse re-
trnr pilgrims from johannesburg
rstt < Precedent kruger aatuniHhoa
nf llaldn ffiuds tie IL credited
D. ttlm Win a clear perception OF the
tulnto outcome on the war which
~ D. the earliest results ~ the con.
81. President stuyn lH described hy
Ten as thc tyil genius or South Africa.
= a shftad. Intelligent. ambitious
rlt. over educated iu some respects.
lgi hin trained lu other points aud
esrHaIly DO balanced. Tho rear guard
Ont aufy frum I1hAuucsburg with the
o1gfua1 that President kruger had
b. iunrf into the war akaiuHl hls
~ anl Judgment. aud that stuSn had
rWEsi ihs Orange Free state IN a
~ struggle, ln which Il had every
OK % l0se ard nothing tn gain. and
tii D. had 30 other incentive than a
tfam u powerful Dutch Republic.
a ffpfe1fninlifc ~ one % the largest
rillag rr1perilcH said aftor his arrival
IA ihg TranatuM that many intrlil-
go hlfgherH were bitterly opposed to
O. var Ho quoted 1ohnunul illraik.
~ surveyed ihn city named after him.
A. aI|1f that Dc himself would gladly
hw naniDl 90 The outlandcrs AN that
~ hla asked. and these cnncnsslona
va have bean merely equitable. RiH-
~ ar1 other h0Hfs who rhured h'H
W. n what would have bovn luf't
~ itaslnahc solution. are now light
tfarnl1lay ou the Dutch side. Ria-
~ . desnlvd o. having no Illusions
fflfune ne ultimate result but alec
= ianfafi.lf hard nFhuuE by the
t.is ana great d0uiruction OF life.
ilmof " ECnerul uprising u
aiaia against he Orange Ffvo State
ll ~. nn officially confirmed az
lI'shi ThaIf chief has u force OF
wv you mounted. we'll trained wur-
20 a.eh D. capable not only nf plac-
w ffo NiH." lu defense. but also
i.-.Inf ihe HWlHls. EuluH Kuufs
ei..i black races and settling an
MH'A nNHmH IH fIr as The Fam
WV ll.H black menace adds
- WHY 10 thr q uknfaa nov brood.
~ .,u lhn camps AND NfrironH %
.NN warning white races. Tho
fi'o state o. tho traditional
q hl.llo|1nd and those most rae
WIN thg conditions OF race re-
Wat ln South AfHcn have feared
~ w. 1utset that Milnrf's nrrnta
~ hel D. able 90 hold under restraint
W, ul.t' once nll powerful under chief
a I.ir anxiety has been Increased by
ANAflon NJ Cane Colony nt twn
NV n.ft lhN population h entirely
80. hl therefore suspected OF as.
~, l.s ,,ema 90 have been done with a
~, iqfcg than earlier reports indl.
49, Aaai 10 Aur Junction. where I'M
tAn laae 0f supplies has nircnd,
~, Nv .' '.,ll.an.iahci d thought by tlmor.
,ilIl-llaIl writer's 10 be ln danger of
~. hlllch' The latest Information
49,. minimize these raids, The
49, ,filaa perceive that tho Dutct
II -., NAlleiluF their forces and
,iii-,- "I,,lns Too many points on ih,
M y W.l,f. the southern frontier
h. "alli arg wasting the ndvan.
l,',ry,ee' ''''l from their superior
~ ',1s ...ien who are irrltntod by IN,
rsy t.,,.s contempt Tor public opinion
~. NY pe said 10 be counting IA,
bnaut,,'l me arrival of the frosi
irrsrs,,. ol tlo army corps. Tcf
an. Nv, 4. az echeduled TO reach soutl
n. -lIlns me next three days.
rrnti, saltl " the English repre-,
a. ma we mining companiea of
" ~ ~. ma, Nflggled into Londor
capisv9 'plmahlp arriving from
"a 49,. ~ leaders give fantnstl,
tsassati',y accounts OF the cloalnJ
"a slmsl' g'lllln, apurg when tho min
llnisr.' ~. uAllng mills and tho golt
r1f'Ib ~ were abandoned by IN,
b ffstr...' l..illh Evacuation had beer
NHHuN NJ NNNNfN the INA
IA, s lgi war. and then Tho ensllsl
laits5i Az ,,l, N confidential advisers nm,
h eo,r S.lnppioyes VI every great min
HiA,s, so ilII' all had orders 10 70. III,
rIii..'. 0ll lelig In the world. with M,
tAtwlea, mechanism for cruahlnr an,
'6ls.s5,,.. treatment Of the snndston,
~ 'il ny, ,., and doep level mining
~ sh6 y sa,, charge Or foreign under
ma, pau,o aaryanta pnistlni resi
boat N. occupants locked and barre,
asylnt'3's and drove 10 the station
hiassr,sl , laai their furniture ana an
alhrt ". var strange as has beon IN
be- sli ,''a growth Of Inc English min
niisSN Nllh iis tnwdry spicndor n
vi ano WY, ,lon Yves a grotosauo mar
hr,uns he Vlclssltudoa OF humai
.ais IS.,lsy Oct ai.-polayed fl
nace msS" - strong rcconnois