Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

"a York Now As-N NiHiAANh ~ h"N
-,tg,. from London says;
~ .-rcast n death over which
.t.aryera were broodlng before
$500 Monday. wua omclaily con-
- tsiore 10 o'clock yesterday. It
80. nu,rt and blnckoat day Lon
4 ,...t,s known sine, the first tldlnga
~. s.poy rebellion. The tIdinia that
y, No. had completely out-mnncu-
~ estsrai white and. while Turing
h. pHtsh center and right had
-,,.e.dci che lon wing. cut two bait
So 10 p.scss md forced "a TO SUR
~, toesthsr with q mountain bat-
II gsi tho streets with dismny and
John Hlli is not accustomed 10
,rs bsaten By anybody, ana he takes
,hment. when Il comes. with poor
..si d SENSE Of howildcfmcnt, al
~ rrt complete aolf.Cummnnd. Dis
~. 80 written large In every news
80 aiarafi during the day, but the
ttrlfa were surrounded with grim
..srrs u purchasers settling teeth to-
.Itss And determined TO know the
vet mnrvollnH how nu over
,f.'rIrr iefsat had been within tho
/. 80 a possibility In the queens do
1900 ID was not enough for Gem
II ~ White 90 declare that he alone had
" ir-fsfaI not for tho war Office 20
~ oai three additional battallbna
IN a mounted battery 10 replace the
49, alfihin0l ut Glencoe and Lady
,llh what every Engllghmnn know
i III heart WuH thH truth, that tho
49, a.H.H# HHHuHUaHN HMM NHm NHH.
ii ttd ben iespIacl by The military
m I'D nation. had r1ntrivcd both at
.Gfsrs and tIlyHmith 60 0utsmaneu-
ta rf|t|sh generals ana Cnannro large
ltn ~ thr finest and most oNpcr-
HsaI soldiers into umhuaCudeH from
'rtIh ih.fa suH uu escape.
HanMaunE Go English pride as was
ftf 0IrfaaH.0n. thprU Werc NO signs ~
. frtar in any quarter. John iiulla
hon va hardened not Hoflencd. by
useifd disaster The most ardent
Do advocate lld not venture 10 take
BIZ parable yesterday There was
T aas expression heard in the club
sslt exchanges and HtroeiHi this
Do nat ife war must gu ON 90 tho hlt-
DE- ff WITH roluuhlHi energy and over
|stamlae rrsoufceH and British pres
b. 90 D. RESTORED fur the honor and
|t'iy o. thr empire
wat win thr Natal field force do /
3D. u ihr question ON every tongue.
d D. iiHf supplying an answer hy
frlrr with spirit and discipline. |
pa the Beers have renewed their at !
b. uin % retreat OF stand It's |
Ia remaining on the defensive |
D. frhiIes daperteiyl The latter |
~ rnailye ls accepted By nearly an |
Ia uV writer's since lt cannot lind I
iiu offensive position a. ColonHn, /
D fdir0nt tu rHt0ruuritzburr and ]
'iaF'ld would Involve a long march III ]
~ ulHa with thH Uuora harnHHlng I
iaaf column Butler viii now set /
y iht question. not White. and hc ~ |
Ia Considered By many critics or In i
ono friends nH likely Go begin re- cam /
n ~ ordering nn abandonment ~ l
.aI ani trk|ndIlng blaze OF dis
''i1l among Che Dutch of Care |
~. Vet thr most candid military /
alnf that the position al Lady. /
p . very weak from defensive
N u view. The valley where the
~ W. q sheltered boy % circle of lr.
It-lf hl.a. on ihg crestH Of which the
1al q lnirUnghr10 outside this
irn'hHr Cuureutric ono with "a
l1laf dWult No hills. and beyond that
/ ifn De- 111iher prominent military
nli 90 mo yesterday.
90 9H'ensINe position can be- con.
iaic unless 10 commands "a
10y leftl country with mo- hirh /
i.' many miles. where gums can Z
tllH4 AGAINST tho lntrouchmuntr. !
Nul D. o. most drfeuF.hio town In
lof lhH MASON. Ludyamith ID
ttNlh'n nt ml since tho Ilner l
al n mounted from tho hlrh
Pr ihfff 01nnHntrlc circles ANA
n prlr against tho uHtlah
IA 4. N'llrf lA1yHulth nor Glencoe
I w. N nave hnUu occupied. but
~. l'h SCUM OF tho Tureln or
~ DOR NJfNHr NOR iSItptsr-
IA i9gl have been defended. but "A
lo'll'1n taken south ~ mo
iN'i 20 attempting 90 hold
many points before ndeatinte
IA 'NW could arrive. tho Writ.
IA ,..il. Nlf rFp0..d Itself 20 tho risk |
l'i"a'r. Tho best thing th,t
l-le now win boz to order out n
Ia Nl rgfls Indeed. IN my opin-
H. N.Y. ~ 10000 mon will be- ro-
trqssl.i IA W iWo republics can be
ii m An. '.'.mlai'c nu opinion that
IL M r,ii.. 90 hold back tho name
In fsfi '., "l.NNA Eh Do d. one ~ tho ]
.ifuE "'NiIhllt HnlllrrH Ia ]
Ia Ygman noblamnn with ,,,,o
III IN military history. who knotes
n W wv. intimately remarked that
IL ,s1,.,.lai,nk 90 those familiar with
LII M st.,I.ilNF country that Inbv-
III ri.,. lll hrun defended nt uu
Ii m r.. 'tl mat pletormarltzburf,
Ia n,t b. easily defended rithsr
D. A. nearer The coust and fnr
u tf nv. 'Nug tmlth The only snfe
|N NJ ~. Or added was Durham
.tasl5rsl N,'lsh should either have |
f--iHi4lY-. Wv. Ht least beyond Pile
Ia Ir ulh st NV nave made lta base
ma or elfH Tine M communl-
III entirely fr,n,i',,N i.iillk9
II rsrtlai "'Eh' easily enough
II. .'ked whether r,ch ~. .,.
~ rats8 ~, provoked war. This ma
4 idfIsrs. -,l..N llY answered, ~ have
Hini 1911 me manner In which
4 lrttri. ul!W herself To- lose ber
{t i0reig, wv ~ Difference Ia tpsin
n iih IN 'l,,eisms Lalnga Nek was
|N 1teupaiioa Whnt was To prevent
n. q 4 tatiT. lla own torirtofvP In
4. ,.'in8ghol5N possession " the natur-
| iefss H. AZ 'lpsn a weaker line
IN NE r,ysr' .lhv of appcarnncea.
IA moncIls5 lH result aho ms
4. h' toiiey y single foreign enemy
|+ ll'st KIN I, French and Ruaslans
no WBr a AK chamberlain pro-
<I o. Bosr, a,l'nough II il notorious
llues hou5, 'I, gottlng ready for
N usiuauy Van, % a similar posl-
iyt w "Null have put nor foot
IA td tba "to, ana II ahe had MOI
n. No lf,,s,.iA would hive rom
La w6Etss sAlIl ana cours ,','p imPos-
IA itrt h a Ia ne british once" o an.
IN huii p ,le lne Of defense v,h9ds
IA 90 ihs sleaIllly worthy az n r'Tn
IN lsisIlFsBss le.lvo preparntl6ps y,
N ,l,egcr hsv" ll,Itlngnt Kitchener
IN y, tiloucs,'tiSyr severe loss Incurred