Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28
british LIBERAL
PARTY BREAKUP
,.,.,,,l Discussions Make Third
Party Necessary
nIvIslON IN PARLIAMENT.
,,.u Notables In London-Corn-
u,. Uest.ChurchilI Wedding
society aud Drama

NHnN
m, west-ChurchilI Wedding
society aud Drama
to,55n July especial London ca
ID, lsts-. copyright. 1900, the Associ-
.,.s prsss-Almost as remarkable as
-. ,rsakdown Of long established So
~, customs before the tropical wave
y. ,ss breakup OF the liberal party
w.rs d general election far distant the
..-stIor of the liberal party would
NJ .sdous but in view Of the fact that
ns country is face TO face with dissolu-
s,, the situation OF the opposition
,..~s hopeless. The formation Of a
n-5 Marty is generally considered al
-, inevitable as the result Of the in-
,,,ar discussions now raging IN the
rssnl ranks. The imperialists have
thrown OF the mask and demanded
control OF the party maintaining that
s,b Dis numbers and influence they are
entitled 20 dictate its policy In this
they ore opposed by the forwards or
s,fl.lmperIalist liberals, with a vlgor
sr3 bitterness that can only De COM
rs-.d 20 the acerbIty with which the
Csds0n.ahs assailed the liberal union
.Gs when home rule brought the part
ing o., the ways.
CLIMAX Is REACHED.
The cllmax OF the strife that has been
gmmerIng since the commencement of
ne Rosr war came Wednesday when
5rs.ttird OF the liberal party voted TO
condemn the colonial secretary, Jos.
Chamberlain. and all his works. one
third voted with the government TO
sustain him. while the smallest section
ofal. including the nominal leader abb
stained from voting at all,
IL "a scarcely surprising that Sir
Henry Campbell. Bannerman should be
anxious TO throw up his thankless task,
lut that only represents a minor fea-
ture Of this grave situation. one OF
the liberal whips, William Alexander
McArthur member for Leicester has
openly thrown OF allegiance by vot-
iHc with the government an almost
Unprecedented action on the part OF
one holding such a position. Herbert
Gladstone the chief whip Us on the
point Of res.gnlng 20 show disgust with
what he believes to- be- the disloyalty Of
sr Edward Grey and others who fol-
low him.
WANT GREY FOR LEADER.
Meanwhile the impeualist section has
demanded that Sir Edward Grey as
sumo The leadership, which would be
another way of bringing Lord Rose
berry back Into active political life. Such
O development would never be swal-
lowed by John Morley Secretary Will
fred Lawson Henry Laboucherc, Leon
end Courtney and their followers.
CampbelI-Bannerman's consent. under
pressure 10 temporarily retain the
leadership Is but a slim guarantee Of
peace within the liberal ranks. for up
90 any repetition Of Wednesdays
scene DE viii promptly resign. IL Is
impossible 10 see how such a repetl-
ton can De avoided and so another
secession from the liberal ranks, equal
ing 10 gravity and split OF 1856, may
confidently be expected
BRITAINs COAL SUPPLY.
The government is considering the
appointment OF a royal commission on
me question Of the future Of the naval
Goa. supply This action is greatly due
" me increasing production and cheap
l.'s oi American coal and the dimIn-
sang supply Of Welsh steam coal. with
which WarshIps are furnished.
coNGREssNiEN IN LONDON.
-Four members Of the ways and means
g,4ami'tee of the United states House
W representatives were I'm London this
week namely Chairman Serene Payne
-.l Congressman Charles II. Grosye-
u'. on ONO. g. W. Steele. OF Indiana
a.4 d'hn DaIzell OF Pennsylvania An
y 'lese gentlemen came In search OF
.tealon. Gen. GrOsyenOr viii re-
,-.a TO NE United States August 70.
~ " ume 90 be present at the firing Of
s olen.ng gun IN the presidential
lu--Dlalgn at Lewiston, Maine. Messrs.
-'"e' steele and Dalzell have gone
UP through the country. They
M no" at oxford They viii make
,ts ,9lr OF Ireland before returning 10
"s United States August Is.
'N' lst OF other American NOT
...s recently arrived may De mem
Sslel George j. Gould. Of New York.
l.'tt.s. II ler6es. OF Chicago. and
S,.l'snop CorIgan, OF New York. The
.-- ,', 1iia Cardinal Vaughn. was well
r, .5l 9y DIE duke Of Norfolk back 10
LADY CHURCHILLs SOCIAL posi-.
TON.
QUOTATIONS OF the West-Churcbu
,.--ng have formed one OF the chief
n-.. H society this week. Quite a
ps,sll, question is whether Lady
--l'.ph Churchill will retain that
~ n pe known as Mrs. West II ap-
49, 'h4l everywhere eXccpt al court
may retain her present name. but
y presented TO the queen il must
~. PAIN Mrs West By her re-.
M. .,i.. She forfeits none OF the for.
Sc il hy her first husband which
N consists Ia a llfe interest IN $50.
~. ,n's at her death. goes 10 her
rir NWin Ton Spencer Churchill and
la. 1IhlrDhil IN such portions as
' Randolph pleases.
SPORTS AND THEATERs.
A. s Taylor the open golf champlop
49, s.aHl win SAN Tor America
49,. ie expects 10 remain In the
n, '.l states about three months play.
s--4'. Dies with Harry Warden and
WE American golfers.
r,t I'D. closing OF the Lyceun. Hav-
n,,.. 9a.Ilck, Comedy and Galety
MN tonight the theatrical season
lr.,--. n9a been dragging out an ex-
yT al'ing The tropical weather.
.s,tt...4'.Hally end OF the seven
On u. remaining open next week
n5,,.ts ewing musical and three non
b. .lIeriaInments. The Skates.
a. 1l DAYS are doing the best OF
C.sr, /. princess Of Wales saw THE
''' twice during the week.
OPERA SEASON.
o., .' opera season has been a record