Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-06
PHOENIX PARK
CONSPIRATORS.
viii Be Liberated on Queen Vic
torla's Birthday.
CuRzoNs OVERRIDING THINGS
Court nc sinis Emaissing.y indsor Ia
Formal Etiquette Sunday Ncw.-
paper. may Cease.

London. May c.--fcopyrirhted. 1899.
by the Associated Prcsr,l-rhc person.
ally Of Mr. Cecil Rhodes has been a
towering figure this week Ills well
come NJ tho meeting Of the chartered
iiri,ish-souih African company at the
Cannon street hotel on Tucrday. was
one Of blind enthusiasm. Att Rhodes
carried his audience away with his
hrcczy optimism which served a. a
riidcd coating for the unpicnrnnt fact
that the negotiations with the govern
mcnt for aid for his Cape TO Cairo rail-
way had failed and that the company
needed another c5.oOo.o0o. The audi
cnec. among whom were a number 81
fashionable ladies. chccrcd him Wildly.
AZ tho conclusion ~ his speech SIR.
Rhodes was obliged to address an over
nov meeting outside the hail. such an
enormous crowd surrounded him. en-
Enthusiastically cheering him. that police
men We're required to escort him back
10 tho Offices OF the Chartered CONF
pany. Tho after eject Of Mr. ilhodcz'a
speech was ieaa favorable. however. and
shares of the Britlah-soush Africa
company suffered decline.
Mr. ighodcn'r reference TO the Carnc-
| sic cumpany'n tender Of railway Iron
for the khodeHlnn road and his cxpla-
nation % IL rejection has attracted
considerable attention. The CORE
rpundcnt here OF the Associated i'rrrN
interviewed Mr.. Rhodes upon the sub
jcot AFR. Rhodes said
MIR RuoDEss POLICY.
MY policy has been 10 support home
Industries wherever u can b. done from
a business point of view, but thcru ~ no
need for Americans 10 be discouraged.
We positively viii 40 into open markets
In the future. ! personally believe the
open market 10 be the best In every
intcfcst. ! can see no reason why the
American iron and steel Industry
should not watch m even morn closely
than In the past. for i,hodcria u going
forward without government support
and W. want 60 attract cntcfprinlnK
Ann0.shxofm nd let them So the
enormous scope before them. The E0v-
ornm-ntH caution IN supporting " II
example No man has done 80 much
for that island as Gen. Galllcni and
even now he II obliged to 60 upon his
knees and Hupplicatc the French gov
ornment 10 follow even our limited OK
ample and open up the country, The
German emperor. who II n man ~ Inn
menrc intelligence. sees clearly the ul-
| Innate value Of present support IN nlfu-
liar cases. l believe that Americans
ARE quicker 60 see business possibilities
than the average EnTlishman, who II
cautious. conservative and inHular NJ
n rule. but once the iiriton secs clearly
then no amount OF capital II enough to
sink. You can say that Americans are
AZ welcome In lthod0Hin Az brothers.
Three years will see ua on the crest Of
an enormous wave OF prosperity"
POSSIBILITIES IN PHILIPPINES.
degrading the opening VI Of tho Phil
ipplncn sir. Rhodes said
"lf my observation N correct the
Americans wilt be- quick 90 see the
great poaaibiiitioa 81 trade M that di-
rcction and win not stand waiting. but
will rush with capital Ia doviOp the
industries 81 the islands. II " imp0a-
Sible 10 believe that the American gov-
eminent. with such facts and posihili-
ticr beyond shadow OF doubt, viii hos
itate a moment, ma the british govern-
mcnt has done regarding Rhodenia."
SIR Rhodes concluded the Interview
| by the statement that the whole 81 the
ca.O0O.Ooo needed for railways In
Rhodenia has already been assured.
Queen Victoria ,, re,1rned from ,.,., her
Her majesty was delayed one day at
chorhourE by rough weather on the
English channel,
BIRTHpAY HoNoRs,
II II expected that the birthday hon
orr win include pccragc for the Brit
iHh ambassador 10 the United Atntea,
Sir julian Paunccfote. In recognition
OF tho part he hnH taken In the prumo-
ton u nn Anglo American unieraiand-
ing. rhis distinction VIII come very
apropoa IN view OF Sir Julian Paunce-
| a.1asnIlan ms tho IlVlllHh
sentative at the peace conference,
The queens birthday viii also be the
occasion for an act Of grace toward
Muilctt. O'ilanlon. and Fitz-liarris,
the three men sentenced to penal aervi-
tude for life for completely In the muir
der OF Sir Frederick Cavcndish, chief
SECRETARY for Ireland. and Mr. r. IL,
burke, the permanent under-nccrvtnry
for Ireland, In Phoenix Park, Dublin.
May 9th. 1859. The caRe Of these men
has been considered by the cabinet and:
IL IL understood. that the prisoners VIII
10 liberated ON the queens eightieth
birthday.
The queen has overcome her dislike
OF electric light. which has now been
Introduced In all the royal palaces, The
Prince OF Wales has Jus, tnksn an 9p-
posiic step and has abolished electric
ity and reinatated gas for lighting at
sandrnFham.
According 20 several papers, the Earl
| OF cad0gnn has decided 10 resign tho
lord lIeutsnancy OF ireland owing In
iil-health. The earl. however has been
induced 20 postpone the tender % his
resignation until after the Duke %
Works promised visit % Ireland. The
Earl Of Dunraven, n II said VIII be
designated a. successor TO the Earl OF
Cadognn.
THE cuRzoSs OVERRIDING 1T,
Lord curzon gave u TO he unjersiooi.
when he accented the viceroyalty of
India. that he ala 20 because he
| thought that the climate would Improve
his health Private ndyiccs, however.
| lntlmnte that the contrary has been
the effect. and that Lord curzon has
been suffering from lll.health ever since
hia arrival Ia India. According 10 To-
day the curEona have been rather over
doing the dignity o. tho vlceroyalty In
contrast to tho ways ~ former Vice.
rops. The publication mentioned says
that the present practice In Hlmla and
Calcutta IL along the line OF the most
rlgid etiquette. In formal gatherings
| the hosts always enter laat and only
when dinner Il announced DO they 30 In